Turin: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class at a Local's Home
Learn to make pasta and tiramisu in local homes with this hands-on cooking class. Discover, cook, and experience the most iconic Italian dishes. Enjoy an aperitivo and...
CuisineItalian
Price€€
Neighborhoodquadrilatero-romano
HoursMon-Sat 19:15-23:00
Phone+39 011 521 7077
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Why locals love it: A Bib Gourmand small room locals know but most lists miss; only a handful of tables in the Quadrilatero.
Tip: Reserve at least four days ahead; the stuffed onion antipasto is the must-order.
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Location
Address: Via San Domenico 2/A, 10121 Torino, Turin
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Smile Tree ★ 4.3
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Why locals love it: A tiny modern cocktail bar on Piazza della Consolata that the Centro tourist trail overlooks.
Tip: Walk in early; six seats at the bar and the bartender's menu changes weekly.
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Antica Latteria Bera ★ 4.5
Antica Latteria Bera on Via San Tommaso is a 1958 cheese shop that doubles as a 5-euro panino counter with Piedmont reds. Old Turin in one room.
Why locals love it: A 1958 cheese and salumi shop on Via San Tommaso that doubles as a counter for a 5-euro panino and a glass of Piedmont red.
Tip: Order the Plaisentif (summer mountain cheese) panino with toma and a glass of Roero Arneis.
Banco Vini e Alimenti ★ 4.8
Banco Vini e Alimenti is a walk-in-only indie wine bar that does not take reservations; only locals risk arriving without one, until 2am most nights.
Why locals love it: A walk-in-only indie wine bar that does not take reservations; only locals risk arriving without one.
Tip: Arrive at 18:30 sharp for the first walk-in window; later you queue on the pavement.
Smile Tree ★ 4.3
Smile Tree is a tiny modern cocktail bar on Piazza della Consolata in Turin's Quadrilatero that the Centro tourist trail overlooks. Six seats at the bar.
Why locals love it: A tiny modern cocktail bar on Piazza della Consolata that the Centro tourist trail overlooks.
Tip: Walk in early; six seats at the bar and the bartender's menu changes weekly.
Osteria Antiche Sere ★ 4.7
Osteria Antiche Sere in Turin's Cenisia is a working-class quarter Sunday-lunch trattoria, far from the Mole tourist track but full of Turinese diners.
Why locals love it: A working-class Cenisia trattoria locals lunch at on Sundays, far from the centre-Mole tourist track.
Tip: Book Sunday lunch at least three days ahead; the Piedmontese fixed-price set is the value of the year.
Trattoria Valenza ★ 4.2
Trattoria Valenza on Borgo Dora next to Porta Palazzo is a trattoria visitors walk past on the way to the market; full Piedmontese carte, live music nights.
Why locals love it: A Borgo Dora trattoria right next to Porta Palazzo that visitors walk past on the way to the market.
Tip: Thursday and Saturday have live music; book those nights ahead, lunch is walk-in on the corner outside Porta Palazzo.
Trattoria Decoratori e Imbianchini ★ 4.0
A Borgo Po worker-trattoria from the painters' guild era named for the trades; bourgeois Turinese book ahead, walk-in lunch is the canonical local play.
Why locals love it: A Borgo Po worker-trattoria from the painters' guild era, named for the trades; bourgeois Turinese only.
Tip: The 12-euro plat du jour at weekday lunch is the canonical local order; walk in by 12:45.