Eataly Torino Lingotto

I had a wonderful experience at Eataly Torino overall. The tortello with radicchio was absolutely outstanding: perfectly cooked pasta, rich and well-balanced filling, and a level of care that really shows the quality of the kitchen. Everything else I tried was excellent as well, from the ingredients to the presentation and the general atmosphere. This is the kind of food that reminds you why Italian cuisine is so special. However, I was deeply disappointed by the “hummus.” What was served is not hummus at all. It tasted like a sweet chickpea pesto mixed with carrots, with no resemblance to traditional hummus in flavor or texture. It may very well be something that some people enjoy—and that’s perfectly fine—but calling it hummus is misleading. If it’s a creative reinterpretation, it deserves a different name. When a dish is labeled hummus, expectations are clear, and this plate simply did not meet them.

This is about the shop. 🛒 Google lists the restaurants and snack bars inside the shop separately. --- HISTORY: Many years ago, one of us attended an open air 'meeting' with about 900 other people regarding a novel new model of commerce in the food industry. The concepts of 'Slow Food' (the opposite of fast food), shortening the supply chain and food traceability were discussed. This meeting took place with the founder of Eataly on a raised platform in front of this building before renovation work on the old distillery had begun. Going forward another few years, one of our coworkers came up with the comment that this location was "...the 'Disneyland' of food ..." This promoted some comment from others of us. Perhap that coworker should have said, "... Italian food..." but in any case, for us, this location IS a labyrinthian gastronomic playground. LAYOUT: Organized to explore. We felt on each visit that half the fun was in finding what we're looking for or discovering the surprise that was just around the next corner. This doesn't seem to be a 'I'll just run in and grab 'X'," type of place. It's big. None of us have ever managed to spend less than an hour here ... and we know all the hidden crannies! 🔎 ASSISTANCE/PROGRAMS: Last time several of us visited they noted a courtesy desk just after the shopping cart area at the entrance. As they passed through the gates with their carts and grabbed a sales flyer, they turned left and it was there. As well as general information, this is where one can get info on the points card, gift cards and any other programs running at the time. They stopped by last time to cash in a bonus coupon. Many of us have observed that most of the people on the floor are stockers and they're usually 'up to their eyeballs...' or 'on a mission'. People behind the counters are also busy but they have never failed us ... and seem to pay 'appropriate' attention to all customers ... including the ones who are just sharking for free samples 😇. When we talked to people on the floor who didn't seem busy, we found they were usually reps for a company or product that that company is promoting. Aside from answering occasional questions and, of corse, at the various counters, shopping assistance does not usually seem to be the norm - it's supermarket style. Although, some of us have occassionally spotted a personal shopper situation, perhaps for a fairly large corporate purchase. On those occasions it was not clear if the person assisting the purchaser was independent or was a person from Eataly. SELECTION: We found it to be good ... but also variable. If we find something and we love it, it's usually there but it seems a certain percentage of items are either seasonal or stocked temporarily. We have not yet asked about ordering particular items. 🧭 We are all still busy exploring. QUALITY: Yes! PRICE: Um... Well... (-1.0 or -1.5 ⭐) We have all found the prices of many items to be astronomical. On the other hand some items are 'at market' and there is a whole range in between. There always seem to be special offers to look out for (or to wait for). Each department has a cutout section and, at least in Turin, they take part in the 'Too Good to Go' program which aligns with the philosophy expressed in that meeting so long ago. IN GENERAL: Many of us have found a walk-through to be entertaining retail therapy. We all usually buy SOMETHING, even if it's small. Some of us like the points program and exploration facet, while others of us ... well, on their last visit a few days ago, let's just say they deeply regreted not buying that 'little' 1.4 KILOGRAM (!) wedge of truffle gorgonzola they tasted on their previous trip the month before! Oh for lost opportunity! 🧀😭🧀

Located just steps from the Lingotto, this spacious venue serves as a gourmet grocery store, restaurant, and true temple of Italian products. It offers a massive selection of goods: artisanal pasta, cheeses, cured meats, wines, sauces, mushrooms, sweets… everything is carefully presented, though prices are high, sometimes discouraging spontaneous purchases. 🥴

Not as good as we’d hoped. Great retail area, although the restaurant food was lackluster. The tartare di tonno, calamari, and pansoti con pesto di noci were all disappointing. Tagliata steak wasn’t bad, but was overcooked for medium rare. Maritozzo salato was the saving grace. Expensive for what it was.

I am a great fan of Eataly having been to a number across Europe. The food is always amazing. This store, next to the original Fiat factory is in a good location. Plenty of seating outside too. If you arrive when it's busy please expect to wait a while. Locals are used to this but tourists get frustrated 😠 just chill! The staff were very friendly and helpful. English speaking if required.

An old building of Lingotto combined with a modern one to form a very big Eataly (the biggest?) where you can find all that Italian food and beverages can offer. Wide part dedicated to restaurants and cafes, and wide range of products. Worth a tour.

This is a super deli with all the best produce from around the country’s beware you’re going to want to buy a lot! There’s everything from dried pasta, cheeses, salumi to pestos, mushrooms, sauces and an amazing wine and champagne selection. 2 floors of eating heaven. The menu is fantastic and the quality is high.

It's a premium and best eatery in the area of Lingotto Torino. Very decently placed in the center of the city and very easily commutable. Good parking place and approachable. The variety of fruits, vegetables, wine, dine and various meats are in abundance. I had a tour of the entire eatery and was mesmerized. Extremely good service but you have to pay a premium on the food and all the beverages or deserts you order.🥰 Top floor is for dining and the bottom floor is for the storage and selling of all varieties of wines. You get the best of europe. Aged cheese, meat are also available. It's smelly in the area of cheese if you are not used to eating cheese. I had some problems with it ☺️ Deserts & Shots are also very special. Its a must have. Overall its a great place to visit and good time with friends and family. ❤️👍👏👏👏

This Eataly location is actually the very first one built in the world, which made it a fun stop during our trip. It was conveniently within walking distance of our DoubleTree Hilton hotel. The layout and selection of items were very similar to what we're used to back home in Chicago. We stopped in for a late afternoon lunch or perhaps an early dinner, but unfortunately, the meal was underwhelming. My husband ordered the ribs, which arrived overcooked and dry. I had the tortellini, which was just okay and only slightly warm. The waiter was friendly. Perhaps it was just an off day for the kitchen, but overall, the food didn't quite live up to the Eataly name we're familiar with.

Very unique place, part grocery store, part restaurants. It was recommended while in Turin. Very impressive high end groceries that you could spend hours browsing. I had dinner at a pasta shop which was good, but not great, chicken was dry, rest was decent food. Got pastries from bakery to go that were really good.

After five or so hours of driving and a two hour nap, it's dinner time at the DoubleTree by Hilton Turin Lingotto https://www.yelp.com/biz/doubletree-by-hilton-turin-lingotto-torino?hrid=tYiywjIi4ymO5wfZCutEaQ. Not interested in hunting around too much on a Monday evening, we walked here and had a great meal. Eataly is a complete Italian grocery store including butcher, dry goods, wine and beer, and more. As well, tables and counters for sit down eating. The menu includes a number of different options across the Italian dining spectrum but they will also, for example, cut a piece of beef and cook it to order for a small charge. We saw one table of what looked like a work meetup all getting custom steaks. We started off with a plate of the Farinata (a chickpea flour bread) to share and a bottle of red wine, then I had the Spaghetti Alla Colatura di Alici (anchovies, garlic, and more). It was super delicious but I had serious regrets after seeing the next table with the grilled squid that looked beyond amazing. For dessert, tiramisu was amazing as was the plate of three mini canoli followed by a limoncello liqueur. We slept great that night! [Review 17074 overall - 262 in Italy - 590 of 2022.]

Visited both Torino location. Super amazing. Both had great food. I had an amazing lunch in the center location and great pastries in the other location. Significantly better than my local Eataly location.

Once you've seen one Eataly you've seen them all, and this nice outpost of the popular Italian food hall is as great as all the others. Located by our hotel, we stopped in for a quick snack before catching the metro into downtown Turin. Spacious yet not sprawling, this Eataly has a wonderful selection of packaged groceries, local items, and fresh produce. There's a very large wine cellar on the lower level and plenty of places to eat! The food stands are the best of course. I made a beeline for the pizza by the slice counter and had tasty pizza for a fair price. Seafood, fresh pasta, just-baked bread, beef, homemade gelato, local cheeses, espresso, a wine bar -- it's all here under one roof! It's a staggering array of noms, a real foodie paradise. While pricey, Eataly also sells all sorts of gorgeous cookware, kitchen items, and a fantastic selection of Italian cookbooks (unique gifts for any home chef). Seating here is extremely limited so grab a chair when you see it. A big plus is that it's open every day from 10 am - 10:30 pm.

Foodie paradise and the first one in Italy. There's three restaurants in this one including a Michelin star one. The Michelin star restaurants was closed so we went into one of the other restaurants. I got a pumpkin pasta dish, my friends got a proscuitto pizza. Highly recommended! On top of that, they have so much to sample and buy throughout the store. Even a great bakery. What's even better is that I was surrounded by locals. Great place for food and prices are awesome!

This place is awesome. Everything is local and the experience cannot be replicated. I love how open, fresh, and delicious everything was. It truly is an experience.

Big and good! You'll get lost among all the specialty foods and the many internal restaurants.

I'm surprised that I am the first person to review this amazing, amazing place! In a nutshell, Eataly is Italy. At least that's what their bags say. This place has EVERYTHING. There are aisles upon aisles of pasta. Aisles upon aisles of fruit jam. An entire shelf dedicated to honey. A basement full of artisan beers and bottles of wine. They stock regional Turin-specialties, so it's a great place to buy souvenirs as well. This is much more than a specialty store. I could spend all day here! Eataly sells top-quality Italian groceries. The cheese section is humongous, and there is more cured meat that you could imagine. The bakery sells out every day. Additionally, they sell refillable glass bottles (.50- 1 euro) and you can get fresh milk from a dispenser, or liters of wine straight from the barrel in the basement for 2 to 3 euro a liter. There is also a decent selection of Italian cook books (none in English, unfortunately) and an entire section dedicated to all cooking and kitchen supplies. The most distinctive thing about Eataly, in my opinion, are the eateries. There is a pasta and pizza restaurant near the pasta and bread section, a vegetable eatery near the produce section, a meat grill near the meat section, a fish restaurant near the fish aisle, a pasticceria, a gelateria, and a cafe. (Phew.) The menu for each place changes weekly (I think) so you can come back often and not get sick of the food. The prices, in my opinion, are reasonable. The pizzas range from 6 to 9 euro, the meat dishes range from 8 to 15 euro, and I got a waffle sandwich-type thing from the veggie section for 8 euro. Eataly is an experience not to be missed if you are ever in Turin. It's easily accessible by Metro (a one minute walk from the Lingotto exit).

As someone travelling to Italy as an American, Eataly waiters and staff were very willing to help and explain the menu and different options. I've been there at least 3 times within the past 2 weeks, and each time has been great. Their pizza comes out hot and quickly, and their wine choices aren't too pricy as well. I also went towards the fish and carne section (as the restaurants are slightly placed around the store) and had a lemon chicken breast which just reminded me so much of home. Overall, they take credit card (which is great) and even their non-restaurant food is relatively cheap and great quality.

So I walk in expecting a regular grocery store and then I make it a little further inside and I could hear the angels sing and the trumpet sound and here I was in the middle of heaven on earth. The meat department, prosciutto hanging from the ceiling, cheese galore, the fish department. I could stay in here for forever. My dilemma at some point this place is going to close, do I wait to get kicked out of heaven (kicking and screaming of course) or do i walk out of heaven all on my own knowing that since I'm just visiting this would be my only glimpse. Big sigh and heavy hearted I walked out determined that I...will...be...back! The selections of grocery items are too numerous to mention. I believe I could find everything I could ever want here and then some. Oh, the wine and beer section, holy Moses!! I had to use panoramic on my phone to show the expansiveness of the departments.

As a food emporium that provides a one-stop for all food things Italian, Eataly in Torino is wonderful. I could and you could probably also spend days here peering at all the packaged/bottled/loose goods. This review is about my dining experience at Eataly Torino. The bad: I ate dinner here one night on my recent Italy vacation. I'd heard about this place and it's many locations globally. I was eager to try it.. The night I went, it was early (like 5:30pm ish) so there weren't many diners around. I sat downstairs in the pasta section. For dinner I ordered a pasta del giorno (tube pasta with vegetables and maybe a little pork). The pasta dish was delivered by the server. I took a forkful of pasta and put it in my mouth to chew. It was not properly cooked. Really???? Undercooked pasta in a gourmet food emporium? Unacceptable. I could go to a Pasta Pomodoro or a Fuzio chain restaurant in San Francisco and eat properly prepared pasta. Never had a badly prepared plate of pasta at either before. But here at Eataly it was bad! I had to hail the server down and tell her the pasta was undercooked. The server actually took my fork and cut into a tube of pasta and saw the inside was still white - i.e. not cooked. She took it away without saying anything. She brought me back another plate of the same style of pasta. This time it was decently cooked. I could tell that the server and the cook grudgingly re-did the dish. Or they could have microwaved the old one. Who knows. Service: Negative Stars Food (for this one meal of pasta): Negative Stars Summary: Never eating at this Eataly again (a punto)

I have heard great things about Eataly in NYC so we decided we would make the trip to it in Turin. When we first walked in we were a bit overwhelmed! There is stuff everywhere...I mean it is yummy delicious stuff but still! We went to the pasta restaurant and eat got a different dish. Every dish was good and not too expensive. I think it was 55 euros for 4 with drinks. After lunch we walked around. We got some jug wine for 5 euros for a 2 liter. We then made our way upstairs to the meat and cheese. We got some on promotion for a picnic the next day. I think they have quality products but they are not cheap! Overall we enjoyed our time here. I wish I knew Italian so I could read about everything!

I LOVE this place!! What a treat. I've heard there is one in Milan and one in Rome and I'll be sure to check out both. It's not just a gourmet grocery store. It's not just a wine bar or restaurant. It's all in one! There's a bar downstairs with an enormous selection of hard to find (and never before heard of beers). There's an incredible wine section. There's a kitchen supply section and I could shop for kitchen gadgets and cookware all day long. In the main level, there are pastas and spreads and sauces and jams and not the stuff you get at a traditional grocery store. There's fresh produce and meats and cheeses. And then there are bar seats around food by type...vegetarian, cheese and cured meats, steaks and chicken and a section of fish. Pull up a stool, have a great glass of wine, fresh, good quality food and fresh bread. Amazing! I'll be back every time I'm in Torino!

Just had the biggest plate of muscles and fresh bread enough for 2 to share. Service was quick and friendly. I will be back for sure as the doubletree restaurant where I am staying is closed for the month.

Never heard of this place before and now I find out it's everywhere! Can't wait for this to open up in Los Angeles! The food is really good and the gelato is amazing. Will be coming back for more while I am here!

Stopped in for a late lunch. Focaccia was fantastic, and tiramisu was great. I recommend when in Torino.

This was very nice. One stop shopping. We ate at Trattoria Masuelli. Very nice and the chef came out and spoke with us. Very nice authentic food.

OMG, still our favorite place to eat! On weekends they offer a smaller menu but it's seriously the best of the best. Go at 6 pm for cocktails outside, and then at 7 you can have dinner without the rush and musical chairs of first come, first served! See

What a great concept this place is! Eataly is that huge grocery/restaurant concept. The selection of products is just enormous and the setting is this nice old brick building. There's so many sections to explore that you will need more than just one visit to fully see everything. If you go during rush hour and want to eat something, be ready to be ready to snatch the first table you see as it is really busy. Once seated the service is fast and they have a basic but appetizing selection of pizzas and pastas. The pricing of the dishes is very fair and we were pleased by the execution of what we tried ; a prosciutto pizza and buffala pasta. Their gelato bar was just a great way to finish the meal. It is also accessible by subway, just get out at the Spezia station and walk for about 5 - 7 minutes.

Family and I were looking for good spots around, and our tour guide recommended this place. Initially we passed up on it because they couldn't accommodate to sit 6 people, but after minutes and minutes of walking to find a good rest. we came back here. I'm glad we did because food was amazing!!! It was our 6th day here in italy (from what I can remember), and I've eaten nothing but pasta, all types, shapes, and sizes....so I decided I needed a break from all that damn carbs and opted for seafood salad. BOMB!!!!! Can Italians do any wrong? Everything they make is freakin delicious. I've never had salad that was filled with taste...and the best part is. All they used was olive oil and balsamic vinegarette. American version of balsamic vinegarette doesn't even come close. Ya'll step up your balsamic vinegarette game up! Service was also great, wished I got the name of the server that served us because he was ever so patient with us. Menu was in Italian and couldn't understand a thing! Asked him what this and that was, or which he liked/preferred, he gave great options. Wine was also amazing....and strong. Got me buzzin on my walk back to the hotel. ...gawd I miss italy.

For anyone to give less than 5 stars for this fantastico store, they must be out of their mind! My local friends said that it puts Dean & Deluca to shame. And I think they're right. Inside you'll find 7 restaurants -- a few that are Michelin rated as well. But if you're a foodie, or a grocerie foodie. You'll love it here. Candies, cookies, wines, fresh produce, meats, and on and on and on... I spent a grip of money on a bunchof candies and chocolates, as gifts. Had to get alot of the Nocciolo chocolate...

In a city where food is truly commonplace and every other institution is famous for its own food, I wouldn't say Eataly holds much to its pride for what it offers. I understand its concept of bringing the entirety of Italy to a common area, but the concept lacks true delivery at prices that are really incomparable with osterias or trattorias around the neighborhood. I wouldn't waste my allocated time here eating a meal here unless things were closed. If you were shopping for food, this is quite the eye candy, in converse. Their selection of food, produce, dried goods are quite extensive, and particularly their wine display is equally magnificent. So come, enjoy the array and selection offered, but only after you've come from a satisfying visit to a local osteria.

I loooooove this place!! Awesome awesome supermarket with little food booths/corners everywhere serving diff foods. So far, everything has been uber delish!

Like a Dean & Doluca, not impressive I have no clue why they get rave reviews. It's pretty much like a Dean & Doluca. The restaurant seating is betwixt the grocery aisles. The grocery products tended to be dry goods i.e. bagged pasta, sauces in jars,, etc. The produce section is tiny. Likewise meat counter very small, limited options. You'd be better off in any Italian butcher shop. Restaurant food was, while inexpensive, also unimpressive. They do have unbeatable prices for good wine by the glass (secret to their success?). Maybe worth stopping by to browse the wares but honestly, we thought it loud, crowded, average food.... not really a destination unless for a snack and a couple of glasses of wine.

Great place if you want to buy top quality food from the best Italian producers and if you want to taste extraordinary dishes. There are four food corners each of them dedicated to one food sector: pizza and pasta, vegetables, meat, fish. Be aware that it is usually very crowded so it's hard to find free seats at the tables.

The original was way better than the NYC one. It was relaxed and had great shopping areas and really great dining sections. You can order from multiple stations and also get to-go from the rotisserie area. We tried the pasta, salad, salumeria, and rotisserie sections and all of them were good and had wine pairings. A must see if you are in town.

The Eataly is one of the temples of the Slow Food movement in Italy. The place is amazing, located at the former production site of FIAT in Torino, in an old Vermouth factory At first, it looks a bit like a huge, normal supermarket with a market atmosphere until you notice what is actually going on. I strolled around and found only high quality stuff, from pasta, fish, over meat, wine, spirits and many other things. There are climate chambers where Prosciutto di Parma is ripening, or another one with cheese. You may just enter and watch and smell. Incredible. Then, you get things to eat at every second corner. It sounds exaggerated, but I had the best Pizza in my life there. Of course, everything is crowded. Which actually fits to Turin, a place where you dont find a Starbucks in the center or other international food chains. Moreover, there is hardly a big block with a warehouse like in all the other big cities of Europe. Surprising, indeed. The people obviously dont like that and try to stick to their own character. Back to Eataly: go there if you like to see, smell, and taste some of the best food you can get! The goods are not cheap, but worth the price. Only the wine looked sometimes a bit overpriced. But who cares on such a day ;-)

I lived in Torino for one year and this was by far one of my favorite places. My husband and I went at least once a week for lunch. They have everything. As you make your way around you will find Pasta, cheese , meats, fish, housewares,fresh produce, sweets, teas, coffees for purchase. In addition to a fresh bakery, coffee bar, gelato bar and dessert bar, you will find different spots to eat. First, pasta place near the bakery and under the skylight a large room with vegetable bar, meat bar and fish restaurant. After lunch don't forget to visit the Museo di Vermouth and the beer and wine cellar. On your way to checkout you can browse the bookstore and pick up the local favorite Gianduja chocolates! Buon Apitito.

Love, love, love this place! Yes it it busy, and yes it is a bit stressful during lunch times. But it is well worth the bustle. The food is delicious and the varieties of dishes is diverse and yet authentic for the region. I would highly make the trip out. From central Turin, take the metro all the way to Lingotto. Walk through the mall and pop out the other end to access Eataly. Enjoy :-)

Glorified wholefoods store .... Out of the way location... If you are a tourist with limited time then this may not be worth your time .... Don't get me wrong this isn't a bad Establishment there is just so much choice in Torino :)

Lamest restaurant in Torino. Nothing vegetarian if out of the one veg plate. Clincher: demanded payment up front like a Burger King. We decided that if they attract such a clientele that they demand payment when ordering, it wasn't for us. Go elsewhere, ANYwhere.

Eataly is part grocery, part restaurant, part cafe and part gelateria. What can I say...I've been here three times today! Once for lunch (asparagus pizza), then for gelato (crema and chocolate) and again later for dinner (the daily special- pesto fusilli)...it's just that kind of place...a place where you can get all your needs conveniently met. I may just stop in tomorrow to buy gifts for my friends and family back in the U.S.

Heard about EATALY and then were pleasantly surprised when we discovered that it was located near our hotel while in Torino. Absolutely mind blowing. Beyond our wildest expectations. You can get anything and everything Italian here. We ended up eating most of our meals here since they had incredible food stations. Meat, fish, cheese, pasta, pizza, coffee, dessert and gelato. Can't wait until they open one near me. I hear one is coming to LA.

I was there a few weeks ago. I ordered Carbonara pasta which tasted really bad and the bacon on it was burned. The pasta didn't even have sauce. My bf got lasagna that cost 10€ and the portion was TINY. (only one medium sized piece). Overall, not satisfied at all.

I was in Turin for a few days last week and I loved this place. Way better than Eataly in NYC and Boston. They let you order food from other restaurants within Eataly. I chose a Fiorentina steak and they cut and cooked it for me. Amazing quality of food the only annoying thing is that they will ask you to pay upfront.

I thought I died and went to food heaven. The hardest thing to decide is which counter to sit at. There's one for meat, one for fish, one for antipasti...The food is delicious and then you can shop for a few ingredients to take with you and try to recreate your meal. Don't forget the cafe for an espresso! This is the place to go first, if you're headed to the Museo Dell'Automobile do Torino.

While traveling in Turin we enjoyed Eataly both for some meals and also shopping. They offered quick service, quality food and at a reasonable price. I would highly recommend giving this a try if traveling in the area.