Uagliò In Torino

Very good and plentiful Capricciosa with a crusty crust. Small but charming, Neapolitan-style restaurant. Service was ok.

The setting is nice and the service is good. The pizzas were tasty and the price was reasonable. You always have to add the service charge to the final price.

Our Airbnb host recommended this pizza restaurant to us. Honestly I didn’t find this place that extraordinary. The staff was friendly and our waitress spoke good English and actually tried to do some small talk with us (we’re not American but it’s nice when people show interest in tourists!) For me the biggest downsides were the atmosphere and the quality of the food. The restaurant is not that big so when all the tables are full, the noise level inside becomes extremely high. I personally don’t enjoy eating (or conversing with my friend) when there’s so much talking happening right next to me and behind me. I forgot the name of the pizza I got but I found it quite mid tbh. I guess it just wasn’t my kind of taste — should have probably ordered a Margherita instead. But then again I don’t think I’m a big fan of Neapolitan either. I hated how much dough it had compared to the fillings. But now I know better for future lol! My mom on the other hand really enjoyed her Margherita. So most of my complaints are a ”me problem”.

Authentic Neapolitan pizza in the center of Turin.

The pizza dough is good, but the toppings seem more like original inventions than truly authentic and select ingredients. One of the two was quite burnt underneath. The place is a bit chilly, both in terms of decor and the temperature in winter. The staff, made up of young, novices, is a bit absent. The experience is okay, but having tried several other excellent Neapolitan pizzerias in these blocks of San Salvario, I honestly don't see much reason to choose this place instead of the other two or three, where we usually have a better experience.

I loved this pizzeria!! A friend recommended it to me after I was in Turin a while ago, and the pizza is spectacular! This pizza practically devours itself; the dough is incredibly fluffy, it practically falls apart just by touching it. It's nothing like the pizza dough used in most pizzerias around the world! This is real pizza dough that has fermented properly, and you don't feel heavy at all afterward. I could have easily eaten another one! I ordered the Carpriziona with ham and asked for the spicy oil, which always adds a nice touch. All the employees seem very young but are very diligent and friendly. As for the decor, I love the contrast of the white walls with the blue tables and pink chairs... it reminds me so much of the Mediterranean, where I'm from. Don't miss the oven, which is covered in golden tiles; I loved it! The place is divided into three sections, one of which is more private. It's a must-visit in the neighborhood!

We liked the pizza, the atmosphere and the music! One of my go-to pizza restaurants in the city, despite its more premium prices

Good pizza, excellent pastiera! Excellent limoncello! The wait was too long! Thanks

Perfect for a quiet evening with friends :)) very friendly staff!!

A truly lovely pizzeria, with a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere, perfect for a quiet lunch or evening. Prices are average, so absolutely affordable. The pizzas are creative and unique. A special mention goes to the bathroom: stunning and unexpected, definitely beyond expectations! 🍕 P.S.: We had a 6 Cheese and a Margherita special, and the homemade tiramisu (very good, highly recommended).