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

Amazing pasta!!! Great watching chefs at work! Fantastic service! Able to bring pup in for…read moredinner! Fun for a group!

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

We came here on a Monday night after getting off of our flight from Atlanta. We started off with…read morethe Battuta di carne cruda con salsa senape-miele (Raw beef tartare with mustard and honey sauce). It was really good. The mustard and honey sauce definitely added to the flavor and improved the dish. The star of tonight was the Tajarin "trenta tuorli" con burro e tartufo nero ("Thirty egg yolks" tajarin with butter and black truffle) I couldn't get enough of it. Everything was cooked perfectly and the tajarin was so buttery and delicious. It was excellent. The Agnolotti del plin ai tre arrosti was delicious as well. I would have it again.

Really nice, homey atmosphere. The service was fast and the staff were very friendly. The food…read morewas good. We ordered the veal piccata. It doesn't come with anything so be sure to order a side of roasted potatoes. They were delicious.

Wow, wow, wow. I have never had Burrata this good. So creamy and delicious. Meats were great as…read morewell and the bread was hot. Beers were German and strong. Sat outside and it made our day.

Caffe' Vini Emilio Ranzini is the kind of place that hasn't changed in decades, and long may it…read morestay that way. Tucked near Giardino Bottero and Piazza San Giovanni, this tiny, no-frills "piola"[1] is popular among locals and tourists alike. And for good reason. The space is small: a handful of tables inside, a few more in a little courtyard out back. No table service: you order at the bar, grab your wine, and they'll bring the food over when it's ready. No fuss, no ceremony. If you need a table, just ask; if the place is full, you wait. Be ready to share a table with strangers[2]. No reservations accepted. The wine is cheap and comes in civilized formats: by the glass, or by the quarter, half, or full liter of vino sfuso. The small bites run €2-3 each and are exactly what you want with a glass of wine: simple, honest, and satisfying. The anchovy tartine are the house classic and fully deserve their reputation. Try the spinach friciulin (a fried dough with spinach and cheese that's quietly excellent) and the meatballs are genuinely tasty. Just like the tomini cheeses with green or red sauce. A few things to know before you go: the bathroom is "alla turca"[3], and they don't serve Spritz. If that's a dealbreaker, this is probably not your spot. If you're ok with it, welcome to old Turin. ------------------------------------ [1] From https://www.reteitalianaculturapopolare.org/archivio-partecipato/item/3426-la-piola.html: In the Piedmont region of Italy, a piola (or piòla) is a traditional, rustic, and popular tavern or wine bar. These establishments serve local wines alongside simple, traditional, and affordable food, acting as important social gathering places for the local community. [2] Who will soon become new friends. [3] That's how we call squat toilets in Italy.

What a great little tucked away place.! This place is packed with the locals of the area strictly…read morehere to drink a little wine and grab a small bite. It's packed almost every night but there is outdoor seating in the back. which may land you a seat. Wines are offered by the liter or 1/2 of liter. Delicious wines bring served this way allows for you to indulge for 6euro for half liter. No need to buy a bottle. Sat here tonight and had a friendly conversation with a local gentleman that offered up some great suggestions in relation to local spots. Glad that I stumbled on it while out on s leisurely walk. Awesome spot.

I attempted to go to an English language meetup tonight. I tried to walk through the door and the…read morebouncer a tough looking cross eyed guy wearing camouflage pants put up his hands and said "private party". I was perplexed because a friend of mine walked in ahead of me with no problem. Nothing remotely like this has ever happened to me in Torino but I'm black and my friend is white. No matter how much I dismiss this what conclusions can I come to. DONT GO TO ZELLI's.