Ristorante Ventuno
Pizza, coffee shop, italian · Torino
Authentic Italian flavors in Torino's heart
About Ristorante Ventuno
Situato nel cuore di Torino, Via Gressoney 21/a, Ristorante Ventuno si distingue per la sua atmosfera accogliente e l'arte contemporanea che riempie i nostri spazi. Con una valenza da 4,4 su 5 basata su 893 recensioni, ci affidiamo al giudizio acuto dei nostri clienti per rafforzare la nostra reputa...
Situato nel cuore di Torino, Via Gressoney 21/a, Ristorante Ventuno si distingue per la sua atmosfera accogliente e l'arte contemporanea che riempie i nostri spazi. Con una valenza da 4,4 su 5 basata su 893 recensioni, ci affidiamo al giudizio acuto dei nostri clienti per rafforzare la nostra reputazione di luogo unico. Oltre a essere un ristorante italiano tradizionale, offriamo una selezione eccezionale di pizze e caffè che riflettono il nostro impegno verso la qualità e l'eccellenza. Ciascun piatto è curato con attenzione per evocare i sapori autentici dell'Italia, mescolando tradizione con innovazione. Il nostro menu variato di opzioni di pasto garantisce un'esperienza gastronomica ricca e dinamica, adatta a tutti i gusti. Condividiamo con voi la nostra passione per il cibo, l'arte e la convivenza, creando momenti indimenticabili. Ristorante Ventuno: dove la cucina italiana diventa un'esperienza artistica.
What Customers Say About Ristorante Ventuno
Ristorante Ventuno è apprezzato per la pizza eccellente, il servizio rapido e il personale cordiale. Molti clienti lodano la varietà del menu e l'atmosfera moderna, ideale per gruppi e famiglie. Alcuni segnalano che può essere rumoroso.
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Ristorante Ventuno is located in Torino, surrounded by cultural and historical points of interest. Here are some of the most notable places nearby.
Historical Heritage
- biblioteca Cascina Marchesa (A 915m) — library in Turin, Italy Bien cultural italiano
Religious Buildings
- Q119888149 (A 307m)
- Nostra Signora della Salute (A 524m) — church building in Turin, Italy
- Maria Regina della Pace (A 825m) — church building in Turin, Italy
- Q119888161 (A 896m)
Other Points of Interest
- Ponte vittime dell'immigrazione (A 968m) — Bridge in Turin
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Ristorante Ventuno Torino Reviews
Business lunch: Impeccable, fast, and accurate service. Generous, high-quality dishes. Excellent value. Just a little noisy. I recommend booking.
I was there last night and it made a great impression on me right away. The staff was friendly and helpful, the pizzas were very good, not to mention the different varieties of desserts they have, which are fantastic. I will definitely be back.
We chose to visit this restaurant during our last evening here in Turin, and it was a success! Very good food, fantastic pizza. Really fantastic and affordable! We really recommend a visit here. Clean and fresh place with plenty of space between the tables. Can communicate with the staff in English. Lovely to enjoy incredibly good and tasty pizza before our trip back to Sweden 🇸🇪🍕
Modern atmosphere, a wood-fired oven that turns out delicious pizzas, although this time I chose the skewers. The lunch menu is quality, just €10 with a side dish. A special mention: the excellent wine list. There's convenient private parking, and Davide, the owner, is extremely kind and helpful, as are his staff. Service is efficient and fast. Well done, see you soon. Also for the Wineppy project.
In three years, Ristorante Pizzeria 21 has grown exponentially, both in quality and service. And to think it endured everything from a pandemic that forced it to close just as they were investing in expanding their beautiful restaurant. The menu is varied and satisfies every discerning palate. Fish, meat, burgers, specialty dishes, and pizzas crafted by the highly experienced Pino (pizza chef, former owner of the famous Lo Scugnizzo in the 1980s and 1990s), who makes some of the best pizzas in Turin, as well as a fabulous farinata. What can I say? Just looking at the pizzas is enough to make your mouth water. Reservations are recommended, as the restaurant is almost always full, and in the summer, the outdoor terrace doubles in size. My advice: don't miss the opportunity to try their cuisine. The five stars, which are very demanding for me, are absolutely deserved. I'd also add that the space is perfect for social lunches, ceremonies, and family celebrations. In short, the best is definitely here.
We returned in August with a friend to try the farinata, and we tried the summer terrace after having been inside in the winter. After tasting the excellent pizza in the winter, we wanted to try the cuisine, with a delicious octopus salad and the octopus cooked twice (first seared and then grilled) with chickpea hummus and paprika. The latter was delicious and beautifully presented, perfectly spiced! For our first course, we ordered a Carbonara made with bronze-drawn spaghetti, cooked perfectly al dente and seasoned "Roman-style," which made us want to order more immediately! Wonderful! The wine was recommended to us by Davide (one of the owners), and he was right! Excellent choice! Needless to say, for our friend, the farinata was a true "taste-tasting experience," and we made a great impression. It's just a shame that all the tables wanted it and it took a little longer, but it was worth the wait, and the kitchen told us they're working on increasing the number of orders... 😊 The always friendly welcome, the fast and friendly service, and the welcoming and well-lit outdoor seating provided the perfect backdrop for a wonderful evening outdoors. The saying goes: "There's no two without three," and we'll definitely be back!!!
Great moment, lovely pizza 🍕 Awesome terrasse, everything with the smile, what else ?
Excellent pizzeria, recommended for friends and large families. There's plenty of space inside and outside (fenced) with private parking. Really good, light and fluffy pizza, served in a wood-fired oven and open kitchen, with high-quality ingredients and absolutely moderate prices. They also offer various pizza options, including first courses, second courses, and burgers. Young, friendly, and polite staff.
Very good place to enjoy great food!
We asked what was their best dishes. I got a Piedmontese fassona fillet, my son a Carbonara (they called it the real one) and my wife a Spaghettone with tartare. All was fantastic
I celebrated a birthday at this restaurant. I have to say that the dishes and food in general, including the desserts, were all very good and well-made. Unfortunately, we had a hard time talking to each other. There were so many people, screaming and shouting children, and chaos everywhere. Let's just say that if you don't like chaos, this isn't the place for you! Otherwise, thank you, Ventuno! ❤️🫰🏻✨
Cozy place, very good pizzas, panna cotta and tiramisu were spectacular. The waiters were super prepared. They were very kind to our requests, especially Mr. Luigi. Everything was great. As soon as we can we will return. You welcomed us and prepared a table for 11 at 9 pm!!! Thank you!
We dined in this welcoming and spacious post-industrial restaurant, beautifully designed with color schemes and lighting. The veal with tuna sauce and burgers were excellent. A small criticism was the rushed service from the staff: politeness and attentiveness to customers are beyond question. In fact, a more relaxed attitude would have been appreciated once the dish was ready, rather than rushing to collect it. Overall, a positive experience.
I'm not a huge fan of round, thin-crust pizza, but I don't easily give up an evening with friends. So: modern, large place, well-spaced tables! Screens for soccer games. Great for company. Maybe a little cold for a couple (on a first date). Let's talk about the pizza: I've tried two: Sicilian and Pugliese. Good! The burrata is excellent (I'm originally from Puglia and I'm picky about mozzarella!). The farinata is also very good, especially the Zola version. Limoncello and meloncello are on the house after the meal. Oh, and plenty of parking!
We tried this place few days ago as we moved in the area. The service was as you expect and the place has a wide dehors and enough place inside. The pizza was excellent and the selection of items to choose from the menu it's worth to make it so we will go back. The negative part is the 2.50€ of coperto.
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Via Gressoney, 21/a, 10155 Torino TO, Italy
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