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"Nestled in Turin's historic Quadrilatero Romano, L’Acino is a cozy spot celebrating traditional Piedmontese cuisine. Warm wooden accents and regional wines create a rustic charm that feels like home. The menu is a love letter to local flavors: tender vitello tonnato, comforting cipolla ripiena, and pasta delights like agnolotti al plin and tajarin with hearty ragù. Mains like the slow-cooked stracotto and desserts such as bonet and hazelnut cake with zabajone round out the experience. With regional wines, attentive service, and prices at €30–€40, L’Acino offers exceptional value. Reservations are essential due to limited seating, but securing a spot is absolutely worth it. Look out for Angelo... "

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About L'Acino

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Address

Via San Domenico, 2/A, 10122 Torino TO, Italy

Website

https://www.facebook.com/LACINO-RESTAURANT-70995454928/

Phone

+39 345 139 2770