Top 5 Fast Food in Piemonte

Borgata Chianavasso 4, 10063 Pomaretto TO, Italy

“Nice restaurant, friendly staff and above all AWESOME food. The prices are great BTW.”

Via Gian Battista Tiepolo, 6, 10126 Torino TO, Italy

“The food was delicious, although there was a limited selection of white wines - only chardonnay- and no Rosè options. I wanted an early dinner and went there because it was one of the few places that was supposed to open at 7pm. I was a bit disappointed because I arrived just after 7pm but I wasn't offered a table and I was told they were only open for reservations and would start operating at 7:30pm. So, I reserved a table and returned around 7:30pm only to find other diners already seated, which was rather odd considering I'd been turned away🤔❓I honestly think they should stick to the advertised time, rather than apply it selectively. I waited 10 minutes for my order to be taken and it felt like forever, but once I placed my order the rest of the service was quick. It's a lovely place and quite popular. It was full by the time I left.”

Via V. Emanuele III, 72, 12036 Revello CN, Italy

“The place is not very big, but the staff is very kind and helpful. We took the pizza by the meter for 2, highly recommended for the price and the possibility of tasting different types of flavours, truly among the best pizzas in the area, well seasoned and with a soft, light dough. We will definitely be back even if it's not really in the area.”

Via Nazionale, 246, 10064 Pinerolo TO, Italy

“One veritable italian pizza and frendly atmosphere! Good food, variety and quick service, even in a busy day. 👌 …”

Corso Vercelli, 93, 10155 Torino TO, Italy

“And the best Shaorma in the world and the friendly staff, even the desserts are wonderful”

Via Giuseppe Garibaldi, 17, 10122 Torino TO, Italy

“I’m crazy about French fries but I didn’t like this one. I felt sick after this. The fries is very fat and tough for stomach. The price is high and the feeling in stomach makes me be in discomfort:(((”

Via Alba, 36, 12038 Savigliano CN, Italy

“excellent”

Corso Pietro Chiesa, 14, 14100 Asti AT, Italy

“I often go there for breakfast. I had lunch once (for now), the menu is varied and inviting. Excellent burgers and side dishes. Traditional cuisine equally valid: the raw meat chopped with a knife was delicious. Some may turn up their noses, but I appreciated the use of biodegradable tableware and the positioning of containers for separate waste collection. Fast service and reasonable prices.”

Via Lombroso, 6, 10023 Chieri TO, Italy

“They have very good and quality sweet food.”

Via Tripoli, 71/B, 10137 Torino TO, Italy

“The pizza is simply excellent. I tried both the gluten free and regular pizza and both were exquisite. You can taste the flavor of each ingredient without it being invasive of each other. The tomato sauce is just right and the excellent quality mozzarella makes the difference. As a pizza lover, I highly recommend this place. 🍕❤️ …”

Via F.lli Macario, 89, 10098 Rivoli TO, Italy

“This evening, around 8pm, I ordered 5 pizzas from 'Dal Pirata', with delivery expected by 8.30pm. Given the short advance notice of the order, the quantity of pizzas requested, and the distance of approximately 2.6 kilometers from the pizzeria, I did not expect perfect punctuality. However, I didn't expect the pizzas to arrive 1 hour and 10 minutes late, mostly cold. At 8.50pm I called the pizzeria, where I was apologized for the delay, saying that it took 15 minutes and the only deliveryman available would leave; counting the 10 minutes that the pizzeria was away, a further 25 minutes added to the delay. So, after waiting 20 minutes, at 9.10pm I called back to find out if the deliveryman had left. I am told that the order is already being delivered. So at 9.30pm, counting the travel time, I went out into the street to collect the order, waiting a further 10 minutes before the order was delivered; during those ten minutes, I also received a notification from Deliveroo that the delivery had taken place, which obviously had not yet happened. Having said the facts, my considerations are the following: if you want to guarantee a delivery at a certain time, even with a 10/15 minute delay, you must make sure you are in the working conditions to do so, otherwise the customer is immediately notified of the possible delay or you do not accept the delivery; it is certainly much more respectful and correct than wasting time during service to answer the phone and say that the order is on its way or on delivery, when in reality it is not. Or replying to the customer, while the pizzas are being delivered, with justifications in a pissed off way, cobbling together equally pissed off excuses, when a simple kind and sincere apology costs nothing, even on a bad evening.”