Ristorante La Piola D'Le 2 Surele In Torino

Friday group evening at Piola. Being vegetarian I'm already off to a bad start... Most of the dishes have meat. We had peppers with bagna couda and mushroom crepes. The crepes were good but the bagna couda was not so good. Then the toma and barbera risotto. Good, a little too al dente. We tried the castelmagno risotto, good but a little overcooked... ok, still edible. The zabaglione with ladyfingers was excellent and in a quantity that really satisfied me!! Then they brought 5 bottles of bitters and liqueurs, the only limit... the driving license. The environment is unfortunately very noisy and at the end of the evening we left dazed, it's hard to hear who is in front of you. They should also improve the air circulation. The cost per person was €24 with wine, water and a few coffees. I'd say excellent

A true trattoria, a friendly place, pleasant waitresses, the dishes are not sophisticated but everything is very good...and what about the price...defying all competition, I recommend and will repeat the experience

Good food Nice atmosphere Young service And then you pay at Christmas

Very friendly staff, 3 of us paid 36 euros (desserts 2€) Excellent value for money! A little tip: if you want to go eat without having to wait in the endless queue outside the restaurant I recommend you go at 11:45/12:00

I went for the first time to eat and I can't wait to go back, lots of food, lots of choice, low prices and everything excellent, food, service, speed, highly recommended

TOP food and service, owner and staff friendly and nice enough to make you feel at home right away. Excellent Piedmontese trattoria where it is impossible to leave with an empty stomach!. Highly recommended!

It's like it's always Christmas

Exceptional food and typical trattoria atmosphere, much appreciated! Compliments

Very rustic, excellent value for money,

Guys, I was there for lunch today, the food was amazing, both in terms of quantity and taste, more than recommended. Book because it is always full, if you happen to go there you will understand why. There were 7 of us, 4 of us took from starter to dessert, while 3 of us took starter and first course, 3 bottles of water, 2.5 liters of wine, and 2 coffees. We divided Roman style for a cost of €30 each. At the end of the meal they bring you 7-8 bottles of various bitters and grappas for you to enjoy. Finding something better for this price is a real challenge considering that to go out to eat a simple pizza you now spend €10 to €15 if not more.