I checked the board and there’s lots of info by TorinoAgent. I was wondering whether anyone had anything new to add on places that specialize in Piedmontese cooking. I’ll be in Torino for 2/3 days at the beginning of... (19 replies, last updated by gailr42 May 28, 2009)

Hello all just thought that since I live here..in Torino and some of You will come for a visit I should start posting places and infos about it...so fell free to contact me here and ask, Torino got so many places to chow...ermm... (49 replies, last updated by TheTorinoAgent November 11, 2009)

Have not seen this on the board. I really enjoy it, my favorite restaurrant in metuchen. Casual, neat, clean, tasty italian with nice friendly wait staff. BYOB, no rushing. (0 replies, last updated by dragonguy March 21, 2008)

Enjoyed a decent dinner @ Torino 2 in Metuchen, dining alfresco last nite. Staff was accomodating in quickly cleaning up a table we requested. Bread was ok, a bit too soft probably from increasing humidity both inside and... (0 replies, last updated by nyebaby37 August 24, 2008)

I’ll be traveling from Los Angeles to Torino for a few days during the Olympics and would love recommendations for restaurants throughout the city. I’m traveling with some of the American athletes and their families,... (0 replies, last updated by Jess February 4, 2006)

I posted before asking for some advice about Torino, but received no response. With the Olympics starting tomorrow, I’m hoping somebody has suggestions. I really want to sample traditional Piedmontese fare. Also, where are... (2 replies, last updated by repete March 5, 2006)

I’m headed to Torino next Sat. Can anyone recommend a good candy shop in the center of town? (9 replies, last updated by badwaiter September 29, 2009)

Going to Torino for 5 days in Oct and would love some quality recs for dinner. I’d prefer eating near the city center as I won’t have a car and would like to eat affordable but memorable meals. Any recs? (6 replies, last updated by aidam. January 3, 2007)

Any suggestions for after-opera dining in Turin? Ideally, someplace central that focuses on local/regional cooking. Thanks. (0 replies, last updated by emsny June 4, 2009)

This is another thing that I used to be able to buy in my supermarket and can’t find anymore. I’ve looked all over. Anyone know where to get it? Nassau County or NYC. Thanks!!! (0 replies, last updated by sarahc123 June 1, 2009)

I’m going skiing in two weeks and as we are flying into Torino it would give me a chance to either eat in Torino or en route to Serre via Oulx. Any ideas? Also, as this is my first time to Serre Chevalier (I usually go to... (2 replies, last updated by peterpumkino March 3, 2003)

http://www.belvederetorino.com/index.htm In September, 2005, while visiting friends and relatives in the “suburbs” of Turin, we suffered the same problem we had in March, 2004 — blocked access roads on the... (0 replies, last updated by Donata Guerra October 22, 2005)

In Rome the places you describe are tourist traps. Via Torino is reasonably close to Agata e Romeo (high end) and Trattoria Monti, also the pizzeria Est Est Est in Via Genova, but I haven’t been in years. (2 replies, last updated by Googs July 8, 2008)

Try Figaro, Torino's & Silk Road(I think they do lunch) (1 reply, last updated by S. Piller October 23, 2005)

After many months of planning, a gastronomic trip to Piemonte has been deferred. A long story. However, if anyone is planning to travel to that area I would be pleased to send a list of the restaurants in the Asti, Alba, Torino... (1 reply, last updated by ldoncar December 31, 2000)