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Le Pecore Nere
Nobody should leave Italy without trying the pizza, and this is the place to do it. There are over 40 different pizzas on the menu at Le Pecore Nere, along with hearty homemade pastas, and the decor warm and cozy, typical of an Alpine restaurant.
Address: Via Assietta, 40 Sauze d'Oulx TO Italy 10050
 +39 (0) 122 858577
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Anno Zero
This lively restaurant, pizzeria and bar is usually hopping with an international clientele, ready to share stories of the slopes while sipping a frothy beer.
Address: V. Monterotta, 21/b Sestriere TO Italy
+39 (0) 122 750610
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This family-owned pub and restaurant welcomes travellers year-round, and customers immediately feel at home. Dine on traditional Italian fare, with plenty of fresh pasta and rich sauces to choose from to re-fuel for another day.
Address: Via Nazionale 24 a Claviere TO Italy
 Send an Email +39 (0) 122 878830
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Al Brusacheur
Find out why Italy is famous for pizza at Al Brusacheur, where pies are baked in an old-fashioned wood stove. Toppings range from artichokes to olives, and the mozzarella is so fresh it literally melts in diner's mouths.
Address: via Roma 57 Cesana Torinese TO Italy
+39 (0) 122 89254
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