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    A Ligurian-Piedmontese pizza and farinata spot tucked into one of central Turin's prettier streets, where the menu leans on the overlap between two regional traditions rather than chasing trends. The dough work is serious, the ingredients are carefully sourced, and homemade creme caramel closes things out in the way only places that actually care about dessert bother to do. Casual, affordable, and exactly as good as it needs to be.

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    • Sardenaria

      “The menu is simple, but includes unique recipes such as the Sardenaria, a tribute to Liguria, with anchovies, olives, tomatoes, capers, and oregano, as well as the Sfiziosa with tomatoes, anchovies, and burrata.”

      50 Top Pizza
    • Sfiziosa

      “The menu is simple, but includes unique recipes such as the Sardenaria, a tribute to Liguria, with anchovies, olives, tomatoes, capers, and oregano, as well as the Sfiziosa with tomatoes, anchovies, and burrata.”

      50 Top Pizza
    • Salamino

      “Also worth trying are the classics, Salamino or the Focaccia with olives, onions, or Stracchino cheese.”

      50 Top Pizza
    • Creme caramel

      “Delicious homemade desserts like creme caramel are also available.”

      50 Top Pizza

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