This is the perfect place if you are looking for some place that is casual with great wine and good…read morefood. We tried it for both lunch and for an aperitivo dinner while staying in Torino for a week and we enjoyed both meals. It is also a wine shop where you can find lots of good wines for all prices, including the numerous locally famous Nebbiolo and Barolo wines. Seating can be outside or indoors and service is friendly.

Very good food We ate the cazo apepe and the hamburger…read moreThe dessert was realy good! Service was fast

Wonderful gem of a place. Staff was so kind and helpful (my italian is not good so they helped me…read morein English (thank you)). Food was delicious - atmosphere was so cozy!

I found that Torino has a friendlier vibe compared to otherwise cities in Italy, and honestly,…read moreLocanda da Betty is just in line with everything amazing about this city. Great food, lovely service, and cozy ambiance!

Delicious fresh seafood in a casual yet charm "trattoria". Attentive and friendly service, fairly…read morepriced for the exceptional quality. We had the appetizer sampler and the crudo, some of the pasta, the spaghetti chitarra with sea urchin and mussels and the tagliolini with prawns were fantastic, and a fish filet with veggies that was as simple as delicious. Dessert the zabaione creme brûlée on caramelized almond was just the perfect treat. Our server was super nice so the young girl bussing. Can't miss this when in Torino you have an appetite for seafood.

First, the gentleman who I think is the owner and and the server here were so so nice and helpful…read more They were warm and accommodating although we didn't have reservations and the place was packed. We waited just 15 minute and he felt bad that he even gave us each a glass of wine! Now on to the food. This place serves southern style Italian seafood. We started with the mix of fritto misto which was calamari, shrimp, and anchovies. It was so lightly fried but so crunchy and the flavor of the seafood really came through. Delicious! Our server also recommended 2 dishes and I simply cannot remember the name of. One was a tuna type fish that was a whole filet.. Its a bit oilier for my liking but my husband raved about it. My white fish was cooked with bread crumbs and tomatoes. It was light. Loved it! This is a local joint. Our taxi driver knew about it and said it was a local favorite. It's a great restaurant kind of on the homey side with really nice people serving really good food. Thumbs up!

(as a mussel professional who has traveled the world to eat the best food...) these are the best…read moremussels i've ever had in my whole entire life. delicious (get the spicy ones). we don't speak italian and miri (our waiter) was very nice. i love this place. i want to take the mussels to go.

Service was absolutely horrible. Waiter disrespectful and insulting. Food mediocre and Took…read moreforever. Only thing good is the location and view.

A hidden homey gem in Turin.Our party was warmly greeted by the owner's daughter,Silvi. The…read moredeliciously crisp fried artichokes are a must! From the fresh pastas to the uniquely prepared chicken with pickled zucchini,we we all happily satisfied. Off the beaten path, and well worth it! Delicioso!!

We have been traveling through Italy for the last two weeks and have visited world renowned…read morerestaurants with multiple Michelin Stars, but what we really wanted was a cozy family run true Italian place, and this is it. We ordered the spaghetti carbonara and the steak and it was life changing. Each dish was plenty for one, and just when we thought we couldn't eat another bite we ordered the tiramisu. Words cannot describe how good that dessert was. The place is clean, charming and authentic. I want to come back to Italy just to eat here again. Oh! And on top of all the good food, they have an extensive wine list with extremely reasonable prices.

When we read that "piolas" are basically the Northern Italian equivalent of "boullions" in Paris,…read morewe were sold! Both types of places generally mean a good value for your money, so I don't get why Yelp categorizes this place as "€€€" when it is more like "€". Appetizers are between €5 and €7, mains are around €8, desserts €4, 1/2 liter of wine €6. We had some of all those things (pastas, cheeses, anchovies, savory flan) while we were there and everything was delicious! It is a bit chaotic and busy, but we would go back again if we are ever in Turin.

Wow. My little Torino has changed since I left it. Now, there is a bustling outdoor dining scene…read more And, no place was as packed and pazzo as Cianci Piola. Thankfully, our friend made us reservations because there was a line 30 meters long of young people waiting to eat here. So, outside is packed, inside is crazy and even across the street the park is being used as part of the al fresco experience. But, why? Is the food so amazing? I didn't think it was anything mind-blowing. They serve basic food. Rustic, authentic, filling. Lots of potato dishes were on our radar. Gnocchi, roasted potatoes, and other classics. And, the prices were really reasonable for such a popular spot. After two weeks of scoping out the Michelin spots in Italia it was good to get back to some basics.

An absolutely delicious lunch. The eggplant parmigiana was perfect and I loved my first bicerin,…read morethe coffee and chocolate drink specialty of Torino. Our waitress was friendly and helpful too.

Came here on our first night in Turin and it was so good. We had been traveling all day and we're…read morestarving. We got sat immediately and our server was so so nice. He helped us pick our dishes and even spoke a little English which was nice. I ordered the pasta Bolognese and my hubby ordered the chicken and potatoes. Both were so good he said it was one of the best dishes he has had yet on our travels so that was so awesome. If you haven't gone here you should check it out! We didn't order dessert but they looked amazing! Oh and the cheese plate looked incredible to. I don't think you can go wrong here! 5 stars

When a colleague said that she wanted to have lunch along the Po River in Torino, I was thinking…read morealong the lines of the canal-side restaurants in Venice. What a pleasant place. First of all, the restaurant was getting ready to shut down its outdoor lunch trade for the winter and the owner opened just for us: That's what I call service! The seating was literally six inches from the river; little ducks were very attentive to make sure that nothing fell off our plates into the water. The food is regional Piedmontese which is very different from what most people think of when they think "Italian." They offer an antipasti buffet which is outstanding! The house white wine was a Spumante (a dry sparkling wine) and we left feeling no pain! The prices were very reasonable.

I'm here on a business trip from the U.S. And I stumbled on this place on an evening stroll through…read morethe park. It is excellent. The food was great, there was nice live jazz music, and the view was amazing. Highly recommended

I am reviewing this place after visiting five years ago in 2015. We are returning to Torino for a…read moreweek in September and I wanted to make sure it was still open. Juno and Jupiter be praised that he indeed is. I don't remember what we ate, but I do remember us being utterly floored by how good it was. So much so that in a four day stay, we came for our evening eats TWICE. The owner is one of those happy, lucky few who truly loves what he does for a living (and extremely good as well) and it is so evident in the food he serves. Heed the words of the first reviewer Crystal. Personally, I think it's the best food north of Napoli and that includes that wonderful arena of gluttony, Bologna. If you goto Torino, go here. If only all of life were that simple.

GO HERE. You'll be so happy you did. If you're in Turin (or…read moreMilan, or Bergamo,or Parma, or anywhere within a train distance), this is the place you MUST VISIT. The food was blissful. We had the fried fish mixed plate, the house-made ravioli with shrimp, the octopus with potato and it was all so good. As foodie tourists, my husband and I have travelled in most of Italy's big cities (Rome, Florence, Milan, the Lake District) sampling the best restaurants we could find on TripAdvisor, Yelp and the Michelin guide. I can say with certainty that this one, A6 Sciamadda is my number one favorite. Mauro, the chef and owner, delights guests with the flavors of his hometown near the sea. And the wonderful host (I'm sorry I can't spell his name) shares the story of the dish as well as the wine he recommends. This is not simply a meal. It is an experience. You may enter hungry, but you will leave with the happy glow of having spent an hour with a new friend. As travelers, we all know how it is. You search reviews. You look at maps. Over and over, we ask ourselves the same question: Will this be worth it? Worth our time, our money and our travel energy spent to get there. After a quick day-trip to Turin during our Milan vacation, I can promise you that it is totally worth it. In fact, if you begin by eating at A6 Schimada, you may find that, like me and my husband, you change your travel plans and book your next visit to stay here instead.