Pizzeria 7 Nani In Torino

A small but quaint place. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the food is excellent. In my opinion, the best farinata in Turin! The prices are truly excellent, and it's perfect for both a quick business lunch and a more relaxed dinner. I recommend making a reservation if you can, because it's small and it can be difficult to find a table right away. In any case, they're very fast, so if you join the line, it moves quickly. Definitely worth a try!

Probably one of the best value places to eat in the centre of Turin. Three of us had a plateful of farinata, a pan pizza and a large beer for 11 euros a head. Can't say much better than that!

Perfect for a quick dinner. Quality food at a good price with fast service that doesn't rush you.

A huge disappointment. A couple of years later, I returned to this place and found another farinata (barely warm, half thick, half thin). It's worth noting that at this place and a few others in Turin, the farinata arrives hot to piping hot, soft on the inside and crispy on the outside. The pizzas...were lightly topped; I won't comment on the Margherita, which seemed to be smeared with tomato sauce and three smears of mozzarella. The dough continued to rise in my stomach. I'm truly sorry because it shatters the memory of a place I've recommended to many friends over the years. Perhaps I just happened to be having a bad night with the person behind the counter? I sincerely hope so.

Cozy authentic atmosphere, very kind and attentive staff, delicious food and convenient prices. DISCLAIMER for non-locals: the pizza served here is “al tegamino”, meaning a pan-baked pizza which is smaller but taller than a normal pizza, however delicious! Special mention to Farinata, absolutely gorgeous, and “Rinforzata di mozzarella” (margherita style with extra cheese)

A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY: Stepping into the restaurant transports you back 30 or 40 years. Faux leather benches, a dated decor, but delicious fajitas. Then, pizza with a crispy crust and generous toppings. In short, perfect.

Informal restaurant located in the center of Turin, off Via Lagrange. A family atmosphere, excellent service, delicious pan-fried pizza, and reasonable prices for a central location. Parking is difficult to find, and there are no architectural barriers. Recommended.

Fast and friendly service with character. I think they even opened few minutes earlier as we were outside. We had small crispy pizzas and were recommended an additional product made of cheekpiece that is spacial and traditional here I believe. Very reasonably priced I need to mention it as well

For the first time I've tried this pizzeria, I have no complaints. I'll definitely be back.

A unique pizzeria in the center of Turin, serving delicious farinata and pan pizzas!