Casa Vicina

Casa Vicina is the Michelin-starred restaurant of the Vicina family, set inside Eataly Lingotto in the former Carpano vermouth factory in southern Turin. The family carries a long restaurant tradition from the nearby province, and at Lingotto they present refined Piedmontese cooking that stays rooted in regional produce while reaching for technical precision. The kitchen's emblematic dishes include the Insalata 21.31.51, a layered salad named for its components, delicate agnolotti and seasonal tasting menus that follow the Piedmontese calendar through asparagus, summer vegetables and the prized autumn white truffle. Despite sitting within a busy food emporium, the dining room is a calm, contemporary and notably comfortable space, set slightly apart so the experience feels like a destination rather than a market counter. Service is professional and well-paced, and dress is smart-casual. The wine list is strong on Piedmont, drawing naturally on Eataly's broad sourcing, with helpful pairing advice across Langhe and Roero growers. Prices sit in the top bracket expected of a starred kitchen, with both tasting and a la carte options and a slightly more accessible lunch. Because the room is intimate and the location convenient for visitors exploring Eataly and the Lingotto complex, reservations are essential, especially for weekend dinners and the truffle season. Pairing a meal here with a wander through the Eataly market or the Lingotto rooftop track makes for an easy half-day in the district.