Trattoria Torricelli

Trattoria Torricelli is a neighbourhood trattoria at Via Evangelista Torricelli 51 in the Crocetta district of Turin, in Italy's Piedmont region. Crocetta is a mainly residential area south-west of the centre, known for its elegant 20th-century apartment blocks and proximity to the Politecnico and Porta Susa station, and the trattoria serves the local community with lunch and dinner. The cuisine is Piedmontese, and the venue presents a trattoria menu of regional dishes. Specific signature dishes are not itemised in the information gathered, so visitors should expect the standard Piedmontese repertoire of antipasti such as vitello tonnato, egg pasta like tajarin or agnolotti, braised and roast meats, and traditional desserts, and should check the menu on the restaurant's website at trattoriatorricelli.it for what is currently offered. Menu prices have not been verified, but the price range falls in the moderate ($$) tier typical of an unfussy neighbourhood trattoria. The dining room is informal and local in character, with ordinary conversational noise and no dress code, suiting visitors who want an everyday Turin meal rather than a showpiece restaurant. Wine information is not confirmed; as in most Piedmontese trattorie, regional reds such as Barbera and Dolcetto are the likely house pairings, and staff can advise. According to an aggregator listing, opening hours are Monday to Saturday from 12:00PM to 2:45PM and from 7:30PM to 10:45PM, closed Sunday, though visitors should confirm by phone on +39 011 599814 before travelling. Reservation difficulty appears moderate: a call the same day or a day ahead is usually reasonable for a weekday, with earlier booking sensible for Friday and Saturday evenings or for larger groups. The location suits travellers staying near Porta Susa or the Crocetta area who prefer a local dining option to the busier central streets.