close to Fiat's Lingotto, a good place to stop and have lunch or dinner. Not quite romantic as it is a former factory that has been transformed into a huge "upscale food mall" with various excellent slow food restaurants: not really cheap but with good food and worth the trial. As everywhere in italy the fish restaurant and here the... More

I went there with a local who claimed it was a food paradise, and he did not lie! There are sections where you can sit and have various foods - the pasta I had was phenomenal, as was the gelato...but there are many sections to choose from. The grocery store offers everything you could imagine and it is great fun... More

Torino, capital of the Piedmont region, but also of the Italian gastronomy, is the city where the Slow Food movement was born. Eataly is the city’s high end gastronomic supermarket. The freshest products from all over Italy can be found there. Wine, vegetable, fruit, nuts, cheese, pastry, bread, sauce, pasta, rice. A true Italian experience. More

I am from Turin, and i have always been convinced that PIedmont cuisine is the top of what you can find in Italy, problem being is not as known as other cuisine in Italy, but if you come to Eataly, you will find the passion and the care, people from this part of the country put in what they EAT.... More

This is what I asked my hubby! He visits Turnin for business often and he told me about this wonderful place as we drove past on our way to the hotel (just behind the centre - how lucky was I) When I walked in I felt like I was born to be there - food food and even more AWESOME... More

Anywhere you go you see only food, good food. This place got me on tears, so happy I was to be able to see all the delicious food available in ths fabulous place. We tried out some italian beers at the downstrais and shared a pizza (piping hot from a woodburning oven) for lunc at the pizzeria. Now I use... More

Well...just few lines: are you looking for the real Italian food? well go to Eataly and be ready to taste the excellence. You can also eat there, good prices, great quality and variety. Just a note: the place is extremely popular. You have more chances to make a queue there for a pizza then at the Egyptian Museum...people often go... More

Ok, so if you haven't visited Eataly and you are visiting Turin, this place is a must go. ESPECIALLY if you are a foodie!!! I took back succulent cuts of the finest prosciutto in Italy - culatello - cheese made from sheep and cow, wine, pesto, pasta sauce, chocolate spreads, jams - you name it, they have it. GET OVER... More

What a great shopping experience. I live in Italy, but was visiting Torino for one day with my mom and decided to stop by Eataly. Such a great selection of items, such gorgeous displays, I had a full cart in no time. I don't think I would necessarily shop here for regular groceries, but it was wonderful for gifts. I... More