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    Re-volta

    5.0 (1 review)
    ModerateCafeteria, Sandwiches, Sicilian
    Open 6:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Il Padellino - Clockwise (from top left):  calzone, pizza, and lasagna (mine).  Lasagna is what Anglophones call "le lasagne."

    Il Padellino

    4.0(4 reviews)
    1.9 km

    In Turin, some friends and I had to decide where to eat. One evening, we ate Sicilian food and,…read morethe evening before, we went to a popular pizzeria near Porta Nuova. The hectic nature of those places prevented me from taking photos, so I won't be reviewing them. I said I wanted to go somewhere more relaxed. Il Padellino, which I had unknowingly walked by a few times, fit the bill. Il Padellino is a full fledged restaurant, with lunch and dinner hours, and features pastas, mains, pizzas, desserts, and a wide gamut of beverages. They might have had featured specials, but we all selected from the main menu. The server was very informative since some of the items have regional names or sounded like colloquialisms. The plates ordered were a pizza, a calzone, and lasagna. I had the lasagna. This is authentic Italian lasagna which breaks up with minimal plying of the fork. Not only that, it was very tasty. The pizza and the calzone were reportedly also very good. Another server helped out by providing us the dessert menu. I was the only one who ordered dessert. I saw two mousse items that caught my attention: one was chocolate and the other was "frutti di bosco," which basically means mixed berries. I asked which one the server suggested and he deferred by saying that they were both good. Since you can get chocolate mousse in so many restaurants (probably at every single one in Portugal), I went with the frutti di bosco mousse. It was good, but a little tart. As we left, I told him I wish I had ordered the chocolate mousse. He acknowledged that, for him, it also has a slight edge over the frutti di bosco. The pricing was appropriate. As indicated, the service was very good. Il Padellino has a pleasant atmosphere and the tables are distributed in different clusters, but sufficiently spaced apart. Lastly, it's only a few blocks from the less hectic modern and glassy Porta Susa station, which is the city's second most important train station. For now, I'll go with a strong 4 stars. I would definitely eat at Il Padellino again and, by trying other dishes, I'd probably be on board with the other reviewers' 5 star ratings.

    Was excited to try gluten free pizza in Italy. The crust was not what I was expecting. It was…read morethick and pillowy and boring. Like a cross between American Sicilian and Detroit style pizza. While the crust was rather similar to that at Como's, it didn't benefit from the crispy cheese on the bottom. The toppings were also rather sparse. There was a lot of mozzarella. On a positive note, the chianti was only 10 euros and rather good.

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    Il Padellino - Here is the name "Il Padellino" in the front window (you have to look for it).

    Here is the name "Il Padellino" in the front window (you have to look for it).

    Il Padellino - Look at the desserts, specifically the chocolate mousse.  That's what I should have ordered.

    Look at the desserts, specifically the chocolate mousse. That's what I should have ordered.

    Il Padellino - With pizzas, this is likely to be the back side of the menu.

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    With pizzas, this is likely to be the back side of the menu.

    Rossosapore

    Rossosapore

    4.0(2 reviews)
    0.8 km
    €€

    I loved this place. The decor, the service, the servers, the food. I think it might be a chain, but…read moreeverything was fresh and delicious. We started with a salad of arugula, cherry tomatoes, buffalo mozzarella and little balls of fried bread, topped with shaved parmesan. Delicious. The bread was a nice fattening touch and I didn't leave a single little ball. The pasta I ordered was on the daily specials and truly I forgot the name but it was a thick spaghetti noodle with a light tomato sauce and seafood. Pasta was a bit al dente, but it was very good. The wine suggested was a nice Sicilian white that was perfect with the meal. As if the two courses with carbs wasn't enough, I topped it off with splitting a canoli and rolled myself back to the hotel. The servers were great, first an older man who was giving us the suggestions, then the girl who brought us our food afterwards. She didn't speak a word of English, but we just fine.

    Well what can I say... We had a bit of weird experience. When we received the menu it seemed to be…read more'tourist-priced', different from the menu offerd to Italians. Luckely my girlfriend checked the menu outside and realized that there were other prices for having a pizza then mentioned on our menu card. When mentioning this to the waitress she just remarked that they've forgotten to translate it... But I spotted her talking about us with the manager.. Sooo.. The food was ok, service slow and as written the communication towards tourists a bit weird. Next!

    Re-volta - cafeteria - Updated May 2026

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