I got the hamburger with pesto on it... don't remember the exact name, but it was about 10 euros…read more The taste was pretty decent especially if you like burgers that have a bit of extra seasoning/flavor, the pesto burger is not the burger for you if you are a burger purist... but they seemed to have other burgers to satisfy that. The french fries were a let down- we went late night, so I don't know if that effected the quality- but I felt like most fast food fries in America taste better to me, and I love French fries normally! They do get points for having reasonably priced water; 1 euro per bottle, as I think all Eataly shops do. We were trying to find a late night to go meal close to our hotel, so this meal fit the bill. But honestly if you're from America and have time, I would seek out a more authentic "Italian" meal than a burger. There are so many other great restaurants in this area, serving up authentic food for a great value (I would say this restaurant was a bit pricey for Italian standards as you are paying for the Eataly name, but on par with American standards). But to each their own! If your hungry for burger and are close by, you definitely can get a decent burger here!

Very good chicken wings (crispy and meaty) and they make their own potato chips. Some crispy some…read moremore thick like a fry. Really good.

WOW the idea of starting the first Piedmontese "slow fast-food" chain in the world really is…read moregenius. Piedmont's specialties prepared with the best local products (baked cheese with truffles, baked cheese with pears, hamburgers made with local meats, anchovies in red pesto, cottage cheese in green pesto, and so on) can be ordered in a quick and easy way, directly at the counter like at MacDonalds. The place was originally called MacBun (which in the local dialect means "not bat at all") but they were forced by the big M to change their name to M**Bun. :-)))

The food is authentic American food at a more than reasonable price. The staff is very friendly and…read morefast. We were very pleased with the meal and atmosphere. I had the fajitas and my wife had the junior burger. Both were fantastic. The best surprise was the beer selection. They had IPA's and a great draught beer selection.

Finally a hipster-like place I can call home! Found Pai on American Thanksgiving day, craving a…read moreslice of home. I fell in love right when I walked through the door -- the people working there are lovely, fun, and had a ton of recommendations. While I waited for my coffee, I read some biking magazines, some of which were on california (swoon, my lonely heart). With bikes hanging in the back and the smell of coffee beans on comfy chairs, this is a place I will return to again and again. I got a cheesecake which I shared with a friend. it tasted divine, and a perfect pairing with coffee or tea.

This place does a great job combining a simple, basic bike repair shop with a great neighborhood…read morebakery/deli. Come here on the weekend for creative, healthy and affordable brunch deliciousness. The stack of savory eggplant parmesan pancakes was particularly awesome. Great fresh orange juice, Guido Gobino drinking chocolate, and a great cappucino too. Right across the street from Guido Gobino's factory.

Went here on a rainy, chilly night and it was close to Our hotel. Wait staff was helpful and…read moreattentive. Pretty bare bones place which was fine; it's burgers and oven roasted potatoes. First issue was the ketchup and mayo was only available in those PIA packets which were freaking impossible to open. Ordered simple burgers w/lettuce and tomato. Burgers were plain boring with zero taste and the bun was like yesterday's breakfast bagel left on the counter.Hard as a rock and cardboard tasting. Filled the empty stomach, period.