Berberè Pizzeria Centro — Restaurant in Turin

Hotels close by we decided we were going to have pizza and a salad. I must say the pizza was delicious. It was the one that was the thin one and crispy. They have three different kinds. I forgot what he call it but I really enjoyed it was a margarita pizza . We also had the capricious salad, which also was a big surprise how good it was a Hotel giving us a coupon for 15% off which was nice. We also had an Apperal spritz large size class very nice. Also for dessert we had a cheesecake which was a kind I like with ricotta cheese The waiter was very nice. He spoke English well and helped us with the questions !!!service was fine. Nothing rushed we sat outside you can sit inside nothing fancy. Unfortunately there was some homeless people roaming around and made us uncomfortable, but we got past that if you’re in the neighborhood, I think it’s the best pizza I’ve had since I’ve been in Italy for the last two weeks. And fairly priced make reservations it’s very crowded and now you...

🚷 Overall not a nice experience. Over the last few years many pizza chains were born in Italy, some of them are very valid - e.g. Pizzium - some others you just need to stay away.

🧑‍🍳 The service was very poor, and as you can image this is a big part of your experience in a restaurant. We booked the table at 8:30 but the table wasn’t ready until 8:36 and we were asked to wait outside that was windy and cold. The waiter reassured us that if there were more than 5 mins delay we were having a little discount - that didn’t happen.

🍽️ They let us seated in front of the door putting together 2 small tables of different size and height… seriously? Moreover prepare yourself to scream 😱 inside the place… it was super noisy.

🍕 The pizza was mediocre 3/5 and smaller than usual, yet very expensive.

In addition I repeatedly warned the waiter that the umbrellas were going to fly away with the wind but they didn’t close them until one of them was going to fly away on top...

The pizza is not only very tasty, but also extremely easy to digest (this becomes important once you reach a certain age!). The pizzas offered are at the same time very traditional and not easy to find in other restaurants, especially with the proper traditional ingredients, like spicy spread salami called "nduja". I see in other reviews people complaining about slow service, but when we were there the place was packed and the service very swift nonetheless, with our pizzas delivered to our table 5-10 minutes after ordering. The only negative is that the place gets rather crowded (there are a lot of tables in a relatively small space) and...