Restaurants · Italy
In Turin, Hozy lists 15 restaurants. On the menu: Italian, bistro, fine dining, and brasserie cuisine.
Italian
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The temple of authentic Piedmontese produce, carefully prepared, in the trendy San Salvario neighbourhood. Short, seasonal menu: carne cruda all'albese, agnolotti del plin, mountain cheeses. Natural wines and carefully selected local producers.
Via Monte di Pietà 23, 10122 Turin
Fusion · Italian
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Italian-Asian fusion restaurant in the Crocetta district, led by a chef who trained in Tokyo and Milan. Unexpected yet coherent result: miso risotto, Piedmontese beef tataki, matcha tiramisu. Carefully curated cocktail menu.
Via Nizza 32, 10125 Turin
Japanese
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Turin's best Japanese restaurant, run by a Japanese family settled for twenty years. Homemade ramen with broth simmered for 18 hours, sushi with fresh fish from Rungis. No frills, just rigour.
Via Mercanti 5, 10122 Turin
Italian
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Fresh pasta manufacturer since 1872, with a small attached restaurant serving tajarin, agnolotti and gnocchi made fresh that morning. Queues at lunch, but worth every minute. Taking home raw pasta is mandatory.
Via Lagrange 39, 10123 Turin
Italian
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Neapolitan pizza cooked over a wood fire in a rehabilitated industrial setting in the Aurora district. Long-fermented dough, DOP products, local craft beers in pairing. Weekend queues—arrive early or book ahead.
Via Cigna 43, 10155 Turin
Italian · Gastronomic
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The fine-dining restaurant of the Grand Hotel Sitea, featuring contemporary Piedmontese cuisine by chefs who respect classics without imitating them. Hushed dining room, impeccable service, ideal for business dinners or special occasions.
Via Carlo Alberto 35, 10123 Turin
Italian · Gastronomic
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Opened in 1757, Turin's most historic restaurant—Cavour had his own reserved table here. High-quality Piedmontese cuisine in a setting of gilded mirrors and plasterwork, with an exceptional wine list. A timeless experience.
Piazza Carignano 2, 10123 Turin
Italian · Brasserie
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Grand classical brasserie facing the Piazza Solferino fountain, open since 1907. Piedmontese cuisine without surprises but executed with consistency: vitello tonnato, brasato al Barolo, homemade panna cotta. Heated terrace in winter, ideal for observing Turinese life.
Piazza Solferino 3, 10121 Turin
Italian · Brasserie
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Chic brasserie in the San Salvario neighbourhood with a pleasant terrace. Modernised Piedmontese cuisine, excellent antipasti and homemade desserts. Very popular at lunch with local professionals, more relaxed atmosphere in the evening.
Largo Saluzzo 25/H, 10125 Turin
Mediterranean · Vegetarian
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Contemporary restaurant housed in the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, one of Italy's finest contemporary art museums. Light and creative Mediterranean cuisine, terrace overlooking the garden. The ideal place for lunch after an exhibition, even without visiting the museum.
Via Modane 16, 10141 Turin
Italian · Bistro
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Neighbourhood trattoria in Borgo Po, without a neon sign or online presence—you go because a Turinese person recommended it. Generous antipasti, tajarin with butter and sage, bollito misto on Thursdays. Monferrato wines by the jug.
Via Monferrato 12, 10131 Turin
View restaurant, Trattoria Piemontese da PinoItalian · Bistro
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Turin institution since 1901, frequented by locals in the Crocetta neighbourhood. Tajarin with ragù, vitello tonnato, and Piedmontese fritto misto of absolute honesty. No-frills service, well-stocked cellar of Barolo wines.
Via Borgo Dora 39, 10152 Turin
Italian · Bistro
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Small family trattoria in the Vanchiglia neighbourhood, off the beaten tourist path. Market-driven cuisine, no set menu—the day's dishes are announced aloud. The best bagna cauda in the city according to true Turinese.
Via Bava 10, 10124 Turin
Italian · Bistro
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Founded in 1630, one of Italy's oldest trattorias, in the Quadrilatero Romano district. Historic Piedmontese recipes are preserved with integrity: finanziera, fritto misto, hare civet. Rustic and warm setting.
Via Bellezia 37, 10122 Turin
Italian · Gastronomic
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Discreet fine dining restaurant behind Piazza Solferino, serving creative Piedmontese cuisine and a 1,200-reference wine list. The chef works with Alba white truffles and Slow Food products with remarkable precision. Much favoured by affluent Turinese who avoid Del Cambio.
Piazza Solferino 16/H, 10121 Turin
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In Turin, Hozy lists 15 restaurants. On the menu: Italian, bistro, fine dining, and brasserie cuisine.
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