Mezzaluna, Vegan restaurant in Turin, Italy
Mezzaluna is a vegan restaurant located in Turin, Italy. It occupies a 19th-century building in the Quadrilatero Romano area and offers both indoor seating and an outdoor terrace.
Mezzaluna opened in 1994 as a small natural food shop. Over the years, it expanded and transformed into a restaurant.
The name Mezzaluna refers to the fertile lands of Mesopotamia. The menu features vegan versions of Piedmontese classics, such as Russian salad without eggs and bagna caoda made with seaweed.
The restaurant is closed on Mondays. It is open for dinner from Tuesday to Saturday and for lunch on weekends, and the outdoor area is available in summer.
The kitchen is located behind the counter, so diners can watch their meals being prepared. The restaurant has also catered for medical events at Molinette and San Giovanni Vecchio hospitals.
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