Eataly Torino

After five or so hours of driving and a two hour nap, it's dinner time at the DoubleTree by Hilton Turin Lingotto https://www.yelp.com/biz/doubletree-by-hilton-turin-lingotto-torino?hrid=tYiywjIi4ymO5wfZCutEaQ. Not interested in hunting around too much on a Monday evening, we walked here and had a great meal.

Eataly is a complete Italian grocery store including butcher, dry goods, wine and beer, and more. As well, tables and counters for sit down eating. The menu includes a number of different options across the Italian dining spectrum but they will also, for example, cut a piece of beef and cook it to order for a small charge. We saw one table of what looked like a work meetup all getting custom steaks.

We started off with a plate of the Farinata (a chickpea flour bread) to share and a bottle of red wine, then I had the Spaghetti Alla Colatura di Alici (anchovies, garlic, and more). It was super delicious but I had serious regrets after seeing the next table with the grilled squid that looked beyond amazing.

For dessert, tiramisu was amazing as was the plate of three mini canoli followed by a limoncello liqueur. We slept great that night!

[Review 17074 overall - 262 in Italy - 590 of 2022.]

This place is awesome. Everything is local and the experience cannot be replicated. I love how open, fresh, and delicious everything was. It truly is an experience.

Once you've seen one Eataly you've seen them all, and this nice outpost of the popular Italian food hall is as great as all the others. Located by our hotel, we stopped in for a quick snack before catching the metro into downtown Turin.

Spacious yet not sprawling, this Eataly has a wonderful selection of packaged groceries, local items, and fresh produce. There's a very large wine cellar on the lower level and plenty of places to eat! The food stands are the best of course. I made a beeline for the pizza by the slice counter and had tasty pizza for a fair price.

Seafood, fresh pasta, just-baked bread, beef, homemade gelato, local cheeses, espresso, a wine bar -- it's all here under one roof! It's a staggering array of noms, a real foodie paradise. While pricey, Eataly also sells all sorts of gorgeous cookware, kitchen items, and a fantastic selection of Italian cookbooks (unique gifts for any home chef).

Seating here is extremely limited so grab a chair when you see it. A big plus is that it's open every day from 10 am - 10:30 pm.

Big and good! You'll get lost among all the specialty foods and the many internal restaurants.

Foodie paradise and the first one in Italy. There's three restaurants in this one including a Michelin star one. The Michelin star restaurants was closed so we went into one of the other restaurants. I got a pumpkin pasta dish, my friends got a proscuitto pizza.

Highly recommended! On top of that, they have so much to sample and buy throughout the store. Even a great bakery. What's even better is that I was surrounded by locals. Great place for food and prices are awesome!

As someone travelling to Italy as an American, Eataly waiters and staff were very willing to help and explain the menu and different options. I've been there at least 3 times within the past 2 weeks, and each time has been great. Their pizza comes out hot and quickly, and their wine choices aren't too pricy as well. I also went towards the fish and carne section (as the restaurants are slightly placed around the store) and had a lemon chicken breast which just reminded me so much of home.

Overall, they take credit card (which is great) and even their non-restaurant food is relatively cheap and great quality.

OMG, still our favorite place to eat! On weekends they offer a smaller menu but it's seriously the best of the best. Go at 6 pm for cocktails outside, and then at 7 you can have dinner without the rush and musical chairs of first come, first served! See

Just had the biggest plate of muscles and fresh bread enough for 2 to share. Service was quick and friendly. I will be back for sure as the doubletree restaurant where I am staying is closed for the month.

I have heard great things about Eataly in NYC so we decided we would make the trip to it in Turin.

When we first walked in we were a bit overwhelmed! There is stuff everywhere...I mean it is yummy delicious stuff but still! We went to the pasta restaurant and eat got a different dish. Every dish was good and not too expensive. I think it was 55 euros for 4 with drinks.

After lunch we walked around. We got some jug wine for 5 euros for a 2 liter. We then made our way upstairs to the meat and cheese. We got some on promotion for a picnic the next day. I think they have quality products but they are not cheap! Overall we enjoyed our time here. I wish I knew Italian so I could read about everything!

Stopped in for a late lunch. Focaccia was fantastic, and tiramisu was great. I recommend when in Torino.