Diego Capitani (Capitan Dieghito)

Very nice pub on the outskirts of Turin. The staff is very kind and helpful. The sandwiches are excellent. The choice of beers is excellent. Also on the lower floor you can have fun with a couple of shots of billiards, nothing professional, but great for an evening with friends

KK

Excellent staff, delicious food and drinks.

Best pub in town! Great beer and atmosphere!! Piero (the owner) is a star!! Midnight pasta recommended!!

Best pub in town! Great beer and atmosphere!! Piero (the owner) is a star!! Midnight pasta recommended!!

Best pub in town! Great beer and atmosphere!! Piero (the owner) is a star!! Midnight pasta recommended!!

Best pub in town! Great beer and atmosphere!! Piero (the owner) is a star!! Midnight pasta recommended!!

Alex

Perfect place for an evening with friends. Efficient service; we didn't have to wait to order or for our orders to arrive. The beers were good, with a good selection. The burgers were good, though not special, but the prices were below average, and we were offered fries while we waited and limoncello at the end. Recommended.

Calogero Sanfilippo

Good pub. Extensive beer list. You'll appreciate their delicious sandwiches, as well as various appetizers, piadinas, bruschetta, etc. The place is well-kept and clean. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. If you're in the area, stop by for a taste and let me know what you think.

Federico Petracca

Good beer!🍻

Ray Wilson

Good beer selection, foosball table...a great place to go for an evening out with friends

elen 678

Good atmosphere but expensive compared to other pubs

arrigo verderosa

The pub that broke my heart. I've been coming here for years, well before moving to the area, for the welcoming atmosphere and the super-friendly owner. Renovation work began a few months ago, and knowing the prevailing aesthetic tastes these days, I had a grim premonition about the Queen Victoria's future. When they reopened a few weeks ago, my worst nightmares came true. Gone were the warm colors from the walls, hello millennial gray. Gone were the warm colored lights, hello cold, hospital-style LEDs. Gone were the worn but rustic parquet floors, hello wood-effect stoneware. Gone were the red velvet covers on the stools, hello blue faux leather. They did everything they could to take the heat out of the place. Even the epic and nostalgic name, "Queen Victoria," was changed to the more hipster and immediate "The Queen Pub." The warm and welcoming refuge it once was, perhaps a little rough around the edges but one that evoked nostalgia for the '80s and '90s, is gone. In its place is an unidentified suburban bar. Luckily, on Corso Unione there is the John Lennon which is keen (at least for now) to retain its charm and be a real pub.

Gints Mockus

Didn’t try any food but Guinness in served Brooklyn beer glass and served unprofessionally. Would not say something if on the door they didn’t write IRISH PUB

Shanuwaaz Stofberg

A group of friends and I on tour visited for a meal and a few draughts. After the first round we were blatantly ignored by the staff. We had to walk the length of the bar to beg for a drink and were approached with a disrespectful manner. After we had left, one of our friends felt that the staff were RACIST?? This is not a way to treat paying customers!