Yvo Boudenoodt

Typical Italian food served in a family run restaurant away from tourists

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L’Ostaria ‘dla Tradission is the best place we’ve found so far among the dozens we’ve tried. If you’re willing to drive a twenty-minute drive, you’ll find this magnificent trattoria nestled between the green hills of Chieri and Pino Torinese. For €13, we ate a selection of four Piedmontese appetizers served “Veja” style (full trays were placed on the table for us to share, which already made for a hearty meal) plus a choice of another course: perfectly cooked spaghetti cacio e pepe and tripe, all top-quality and washed down with Barbera Vinchio Vaglio (which we always consider the best in bulk), water, and coffee. Attentive and friendly staff, and ample parking. The only thing missing was Satispay... Menu 10 Location 9 Wine 8 Price 10

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Chiara Ponzin

After a bike ride in the Turin hills, we decided to stop at this restaurant. They immediately greeted us with a smile and kindly told us where to leave our bikes. The food was excellent, and the location, with covered outdoor tables, further enhanced our experience. It's rare to find such friendly and smiling staff! We'll definitely be back.

mary loper

very good food and friendly staff

Tiziana Maschio

Everything is tasty!! I like tagliolini al ragu' and insalata russa. All the staff are very friendly

The food was delicious and the staff were lovely. We enjoyed every course and every dish we were served. Looking forward to our next visit!

The food was delicious and the staff were lovely. We enjoyed every course and every dish we were served. Looking forward to our next visit!

The food was delicious and the staff were lovely. We enjoyed every course and every dish we were served. Looking forward to our next visit!

Domenico Aghemo

Typical osteria, but in my humble opinion, the value for money is lacking. The price is too high for the location and the food. Very friendly staff.

Alessandro Ciarlariello

This restaurant is located in a very quiet, charming, and welcoming setting, especially the outdoor area. The menu is explained verbally, which means it changes frequently, and it captures the essence of Piedmontese and other cuisine, with a decidedly traditional twist, which I imagine inspired the restaurant's name. The quality of the ingredients used is excellent, and the dishes are well-crafted. The staff was very kind and welcoming. Overall, the food was good, though the final bill was perhaps a little high.

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Jacopo Beta

Very pleasant, especially in the summer when you can eat outside. Contrary to what I expected, it's not a traditional Piedmontese place (the menu features Sicilian dishes and condiments, for example), but this doesn't detract from the value of the menu one bit, quite the opposite. The paglierina with porcini mushrooms is delicious, the raw meat is excellent and plentiful, the tagliolini with porcini mushrooms is very good, the duck breast is good, but the Valle della Valle burger and the house wine are a bit disappointing. The staff are very kind, friendly, and pleasant, especially the lady who comes to your table to explain the menu in great detail. Recommended.

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Eraldo Innocenti

An average dinner at this charming osteria located in a remote hamlet in the municipality of Pino Torinese, but with convenient parking next door. The food was decent, the wine list could be expanded, and the staff were friendly.

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la roby82

Low-end trattoria food but medium-high-end restaurant prices We had a mix of appetizers: sorrel and soft Russian salad, good peppers, bland cod that looked chewed and was poorly presented, and the tagliolini with mushrooms tasted like plain pasta with mushrooms for €20... good tagliata... the menu was offered verbally and without the possibility of seeing the price... the veranda was full of bees that constantly disturbed our lunch... the final bill was staggering... Absolutely not recommended