Trattoria della Posta In Torino

For two, we each ate two dishes that weren't entirely successful, particularly due to the excessive butter that overpowered the other flavors. The verbal menu display was pleasant, but the lack of a printed version was questionable. The atmosphere was comfortable.

After a visit to the Superga, I stumbled upon this trattoria. Homemade pasta, fabulous service. If I ever come back to Turin, I'll definitely be back.

A superb trattoria for those visiting the Basilica of Superga. Very well-maintained and homemade food. Excellent!

What can be said about this little hidden restaurant, just steps from the Sassi Superga shopping center, except don't let its slightly old-fashioned exterior and old-world charm put you off? Dare to push open the door, even though the curtains hide the entrance, and you'll feel like you've stepped back in time, greeted by an elderly lady who speaks only Italian. But once inside, even if the decor is a bit dated, you'll find a generous set menu for €15, including primi, secondo, water, coffee, a glass of wine, and coperto. The portions are generous and delicious. A small homemade dessert is available for an additional €5, and a 37.5cl bottle of Barbera wine, a typical Piedmontese variety, is just €4. In short, a pleasant experience with good food at a reasonable price, in an atmosphere of yesteryear, far removed from the tourist crowds and their expensive, mediocre cuisine. The friendly, family staff takes their time.

Ate with friends Suitable for a casual setting, the first courses are truly fantastic, including the tagliatelle with sausage ragù. Really good and well-made boiled meats. The desserts are also decent and there's a wide selection.

Very good traditional cuisine, abundant dishes, fast and very courteous service