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31/07/2024: The pizza is very good, and the farinata fantastic, I must say that the other dishes are also excellent. I often go there on my lunch break from the office. Kind and attentive staff.

01/07/2024: A real pizza! Honest, sincere, nostalgic. The "Il Vesuvio" pizzeria, located in the Vanchiglia district of Turin, is a place where tradition meets the beating heart of the Savoy city. Entering here is like taking a journey through time and space, an experience that brings to mind warm summer evenings, while remaining immersed in Turin elegance. As soon as you cross the threshold, you find yourself surrounded by an atmosphere that expertly mixes Mediterranean warmth with the charm of the Vanchiglia area. The walls, decorated with images of Vesuvius and glimpses of Naples, create a welcoming and authentic environment, where every detail is taken care of with love and passion. The intoxicating scent of pizza cooking in a wood-fired oven pervades the air, giving rise to an immediate feeling of familiarity and comfort. The Margherita pizza from "Il Vesuvio" is a true gastronomic masterpiece. The crust, perfectly leavened and cooked, is crunchy and soft at the same time, a tasty and reassuring embrace. Every bite is an explosion of taste, a sensorial journey that brings to mind the ancient Neapolitan traditions. The service is impeccable, a ballet of kind gestures and sincere smiles. The staff, with their innate courtesy and passion for their work, manages to make every customer feel like part of a big family. Care and attention to detail are reflected in every aspect of the dining experience, making each visit a special moment. "Il Vesuvio" is not just a pizzeria, but a real sanctuary in Turin. A place where culture and tradition meet, creating a unique and unforgettable experience. Here, in this corner of Vanchiglia, the passion for good food and the love for simple things find their maximum expression, giving customers an evening of pure pleasure and authentic conviviality. All at competitive prices. (The stuffed calzone eighth capital sin!!)