Scopri il migliore ristorante di cucina pizza e pastanella città Lombardore della Torino

17/05/2026: Paying €20 for a pizza seems excessive to me! (€14 for the base + €3 for the cartwheel + €3 for whole wheat dough) Everything was good: the pizza, the ingredients, the service, the desserts (€7). The only downside was perhaps the tables were too close together. Nice atmosphere, convenient parking, we'll definitely be back, but we'll be careful what we order! The menu isn't very clear, like desserts are listed at €6 and then you pay €7! Recommended, but some prices should be clarified on the menu!

13/05/2026: The pizza was average, neither bad nor particularly memorable... let's just say "nothing bad, nothing special." Although I expected more. I had a diavola: very small, not enough mozzarella, bland tomato sauce, and a lackluster, flavorless spianata—a shame. The dough was very good, though. The main problem was the heat: it was scorchingly hot inside, to the point that we were all soaking wet (as were the waiters), and the dinner wasn't very enjoyable. What bothered me the most, however, and this is why the rating is so low, was the insistent attitude regarding desserts and coffee. We were a large table, and after dinner we had a birthday party to attend, complete with cake, so we simply didn't want to order anything else. Yet four different waiters came to ask us, and two of them simultaneously continued with phrases like: "What, not even a dessert?", "Really? Just a small one, right?", "You don't even want a coffee?", "Are you sure?", "Not even a dessert, a coffee... See if that seems normal to you," addressing their colleague. Repeated several times, truly embarrassing us. I understand offering the restaurant's products, but when a customer politely says no, it should end there. I think everyone is free to order what they want without feeling embarrassed and almost forced to justify themselves.