El Pan D' Na Volta - Torino

Popped into Panfe twice in 4 days for a quick lunch with a friend. The staff were very friendly and despite my complete lack of Italian it was very easy to order. All of the food is freshly cooked and delicious. I tried a focaccia sandwich filled with Mozzarella and Prosciutto (that was very well sized! one day and a Savoury pastry filled with Ham and Cheese another whilst my friend had a slices of Pizza. The coffee is also very good! Would highly recommend for quick cheap eats I would be popping in regularly if I were a local!

In the centre of the shopping part of Torino is a very pleasant branch of these bakeries I think it is a little chain based in Northern Italy. They do a really nice deal with an aperitivo which can even be gin) with a really nice plate of tapas all bread based) great value. Looked like a nice bakery also

I see most of the reviews by Italians were medium to good with a few bad thrown in. As for me, as a non-Italian tourist, they spoke English, tried to explain things to me which I explained. Some things you pay per piece and others by weight. I personally thought the food quality and price were right on for its very central locaion.

Very kind and friendly staff, I came to take a focaccia and a donut on the flight, both delicious. Convenient among other things since it is very close to Porta Nuova.

Good and light pizza, various tastes and good idea for a quick aperitif/sponge. Recommended for those arriving by train or bus