3 Best Restaurants in Turin, Piedmont and the Valle d'Aosta

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Al Garamond

$$ | Centro Fodor's Choice

The well-spaced tables and the ancient brick vaulting in this small, bright space set the stage for game, meat, fish, and seafood dishes served with creative flair. The level of service is very high, even by demanding Turin standards.

Via G. Pomba 14, Turin, 10123, Italy
011-8122781
Known For
  • Chef's table experience
  • Mix of traditional and inventive dishes
  • Merging Sicilian and Piedmontese cuisine
Restaurant Details
Closed Sun., Aug., and Jan. 19–26. No lunch Sat., Mon., and Tues.

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Pastificio Defilippis

$$ | Centro

Famous for freshly made seasonal pasta dishes since 1872, this shop serves a packed lunch crowd all week long, with outdoor seating in the summer. Secondi and dolci are also available, but pasta is the main event.

Via Lagrange 39, Turin, 10123, Italy
011-542137
Known For
  • Traditional agnolotti
  • Vegetarian, meat, and seafood sauces
  • Wide variety of pasta from Piedmont and across Italy

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Trattoria Anna

$$ | Centro

If you are hankering for something different from the usual meat-based Piedmontese cuisine, give this simple, extremely popular family-run spot a try. They serve only seafood, and they do it well.

Via Gian Francesco Bellezia 20, Turin, 10122, Italy
011-4362134
Known For
  • Ligurian-style dishes
  • Zuppa Camose, with squid, octopus, and cuttlefish
  • Mixed grilled fish
Restaurant Details
Closed Sun., Mon., and 2 wks in Aug. No lunch

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