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A wonderful bowling alley, welcoming and courteous, food worthy of a Michelin-starred establishment, and truly affordable prices. The wild boar steak, pasta, and appetizers were exquisite. And last but not least, the quiet location, with a stunning view just a stone's throw from Turin.

Enzo81.1

Feels like home!!! The atmosphere is simple but clean and well-organized. It's always a party there! The service, run by young people, was impeccable. Traditional Piedmontese dishes, well-proportioned and well-cooked. The bill was more than fair for what we ate. Special mention: exceptional wine!!! Highly recommended!

Javier Rivero

Nice place, good food and pretty cheap

Una bocciofila storica in CAVORETTO(che tempo fa era una frazione di Torino)dove i residenti,ed operai della zona si appoggiano x pranzi e cene.I giovani che la gestiscono,si prodigano nel servizio ai tavoli.Si organizzano anche cene a tema,e sotto il pergolato,si sta freschi in questa torrida estate.Il vantaggio,del parcheggio interno x i clienti,aiuta e invoglia alla freguentazione.I menu',ricchi e vari,e spesso con menu tipicamente piemontese,sono prelibatezze!Lo consiglio,anche con amici,che l'ambiente giovale ,ci si trova bene in compagnia!

Carlotta R

A simple bowling alley with friendly and helpful staff and a beautiful outdoor children's area.

Stefania Gnappy

Finally, a place that's informal, authentic, genuine, and above all, has its own personality! The guys work hard and are always kind and smiling! Congratulations! See you soon!

Federico Giovanetti

We were there a few days ago, just before winter. The staff were very kind and smiling. The place is familiar and welcoming. The food was generally well prepared. The appetizer, €15 (I could be wrong), was good quality but the portions were small. My wife had the pork shank and was happy, and I had a good risotto with pumpkin and amaretti. It's best to buy bottled wine. The price is reasonable. I'll definitely be back in the spring for an outdoor lunch. The road to get there is a bit winding. Recommended!

Mauro

Long live authenticity. In a profusion of glitzy, gourmet, and glamorous venues, all vying for top spot in the rankings of trendiest places (... but where to go?) and transforming Turin into a seemingly unassuming open-air restaurant, you finally find yourself in a now-rare place—authentic, sincere, and welcoming in its simplicity—where, without frills, substance and overall pleasantness prevail. Parking is convenient and free, the panoramic terrace, furnished with tables and chairs, is stunning and enhances the hilly surroundings, the service is efficient and clearly customer-oriented, with prompt and friendly service. The food menu stays true to Piedmontese tradition (mixed appetizers, agnolotti with roast gravy, sausage ragù, marinated wild boar steak) but adds and alternates a few innovative touches that never fail to tantalize the taste buds (fusilli with salmon and zucchini, tuna fillet with fine herbs). Homemade bread and pasta, as was once the order of the day; soups and main courses are flavorful and well-seasoned (if anything, a little more wouldn't hurt); desserts, such as peach mousse, are exquisite in their simple goodness. Wines are available by the glass or in bulk for those who prefer them to a bottle. All things considered, the quality/price ratio is a plus. The clientele is diverse, some loyal, mostly polite and quiet, with few cell phones around and plenty of tranquility: a bonus. Closed Mondays, open Tuesday through Saturday for lunch and dinner, and Sunday lunch only.

Enrico Quaglia

A meeting place for bocce lovers, but also a place for "homestyle" dining. The staff is courteous and helpful, attentive to the customers' requests; the service is quick and efficient, the dishes are well-prepared, and the food is delicious: a great place to spend a pleasant evening with friends. The only downside is the insects (mosquitoes and midges), which at dusk swoop down on the poor diners like leeches... A highly recommended place (and we also recommend carrying insect repellent spray 😄)

PIERO VERGANTE

A family-run Piola, offering simple but delicious and authentic food, very friendly and helpful staff, indoor and outdoor seating, and parking. Attached to the establishment are a series of bocce courts managed by the Cavoretto bowling club. Overall, a positive experience.

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Francesca Oliva

Four stars for the waiters' skill in managing multiple tables. Four stars for the location surrounded by greenery, overlooking the dense forest of the Turin hills. Three stars for the food... Average quality, fresh, average flavors, standard plating, and balanced portions, just like eating at home. It's the best place to hang out, laugh, and eat.

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Claudio Bronzo

I returned to this bowling club after a couple of years because I'd always enjoyed it. I think they've changed management because, unlike previous visits, I had a really bad experience. The appetizers were bought at Metro or similar, the first courses were messy and tasteless. The second courses were ridiculously large, although my tagliata was not bad. I definitely need to reconsider the red wine in bulk. The staff, made up entirely of very young men and women, does what they can, but with the place full, it's not easy. Perhaps an extra 1-2 waiters wouldn't hurt, at least during the warmer months. My bill came to around €30-32, including mixed appetizers, tagliata di veal, 1 liter of wine, dessert (decent), and coffee. If I'd eaten well, it wouldn't have been expensive at all. It's a shame because the place is very nice.