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

Excellent wine store and Enoteca. The staff provides great service, very friendly and knowledgable…read moreabout regional wines. Above all cool place to hangout for a glass of wine and if your lucky to get the table outside its perfect for people watching while enjoying the evening breeze.

I dont generally think Italian when i think ginger beer. However with friends in the outskirts of…read moreRome introducing you to stuff you would never see at home you go for it. Not too punchy but just enough bite. Theyve got a ton of other flavors but i had to try it. How much weirder can you get with trying to pair with Italian cuisine?

What an interesting place this was - a wine bar that is also a restaurant. This is a small place so…read morereservations are a must. We made our reservation to dine here before we left the USA. Knowing how much my husband enjoyed his wine, I thought this would be a perfect venue for us and it was. They sat us at table for two in a wine alcove; very private and romantic. We were celebrating our 25th wedding anniversary. Mauro was very welcoming and attentive. He helped us pick out a delightful bottle of Vino Bianco. When they take a bottle out for a customer, they immediately replace it off the shelf. I was intrigued with their pappardelle with fava beans and pork cheeks (guanciale) - it was so different and delicious. My husband savored his broad pasta rolled noodles stuffed with ricotta & spinach topped with tomato and basil sauce. We finished with a traditional Piedmontese dessert called Bunet (a decadent dessert of chocolate, amaretto, macaroons and Carmel). Our total bill for this delicious dinner was € 50, which included the wine, two pasta courses, water, and dessert.

From the owner: Vasta selezione di vini da vitigni autoctoni prevalentemente provenienti da aziende agricole e…read morepiccoli produttori. Grande ricerca su vini sconosciuti ed estrema attenzione ad offrire al cliente un ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo. Ottima selezione di Distillati selezionati dai migliori importatori nazionali. In oltre, dal pranzo alla sera piatti tradizionali della cucina piemontese, con un'altissima cura nella selezione delle materie prime...

Just amazing food. The Battuta was ridiculous good . The owner always suggest wonderful and hard to…read morefind wines. Prices are not expensive

Great little supermarket that's located directly underneath the Doubletree Turin Lingotto (and it's…read morearound the corner from an Eataly and the Lingotto metro station). I love grocery stores in foreign countries and this is more like a little neighborhood market. It doesn't have a whole lot of items, but they have everything you need. Great place to come stock up on beer and wine to take back to your hotel or on the train. Much cheaper prices since this is where the locals shop, not tourists. Also a fun place to buy local candies and sweets.

I visited Pam Locals a few days ago, on the same day I arrived from Los Angeles, California. When I…read moregot to my apartment, I realized the cashier, a young lady, had charged me twice for a few items I purchased at the supermarket. I went back to talk to the same cashier, but she was not only unhelpful, she was rude and offended. This market seems understaffed, with long checkout lines, and I'm surprised people still shop here. I will never return to this market due to its dishonesty and poor customer service.