Best Coffee Shops in Turin

you're on via borgaro, a quieter stretch of turin that sits west of the centro storico, where the city gets a little more residential and a little less…

efrem does the full italian day properly, and that matters more than it sounds. coffee, pastry, and a real kitchen under one roof isn't a gimmick here, it's…

and that's exactly what you find at piscitella on via dell'arsenale. turin's coffee scene runs deep, but this place has carved out something worth your…

turin takes coffee seriously in a way that can catch you off guard. the city has its own rules: standing at the bar, short pulls, no fuss around the ritual.…

artifact sits on via della misericordia like it's always belonged there, which maybe it has. the kind of place where your cortado arrives exactly how you…

you're on via san donato, a street that runs through the aurora and parella fringe of turin where the city feels a little more lived-in, a little less curated…

the pasticciotto here is worth building your morning around. it's the kind of pastry that actually belongs with a short, strong espresso, not a milky drink,…

you're on via publio elvio pertinace, a residential stretch in the south-western quarter of turin where the city moves at its own pace, unhurried and…

slow saturday mornings on corso racconigi tend to reward patience, and dolce fits that rhythm well. it's a gelateria, a pasticceria, and a caffetteria under…

zichella takes its coffee seriously, and via saluzzo knows it. the southern stretch of torino's porta nuova quarter isn't a tourist corridor, which means the…

dapper coffee takes its espresso seriously. that's not a compliment you hand out freely in turin, a city where coffee expectations were set long before…

if you're the kind of person who needs a slow tuesday morning to recalibrate, via vincenzo monti is a decent street for that. quiet enough to think, close…

a slow afternoon with nowhere particular to be suits this place well. lungo dora firenze runs along the dora riparia river in barriera di milano, a working…

turin takes its coffee seriously, and caffè platti on corso vittorio emanuele ii holds up its end of that deal. this is one of the city's grand boulevards,…

the panino here is reason enough to stop walking. turin has a long, serious relationship with food done simply and done well, and via dei mercanti sits right…

via treviso isn't turin's flashiest street, but that's exactly why adb's coffee works. this is the kind of place where the barista remembers you switched from…

minuto bauli takes its espresso seriously. via giuseppe garibaldi is one of turin's better-known pedestrian corridors, the kind of street that gets a lot of…

turin takes its coffee seriously in a way that's quiet but absolute. ordering a standing espresso at a bar counter here isn't a lifestyle choice, it's just…

caffé al bicerin has been doing one thing right for a very long time: the bicerin itself, a layered drink of espresso, drinking chocolate, and cream that…

turin takes its coffee seriously in a way that can catch you off guard if you're arriving from elsewhere in italy. the city has its own rituals, its own pace…

you're on via maddalene, in the northern stretch of turin where the city stops performing and starts just living. this part of the 10154 postal code sits away…

the kind of place that pulls you away from the centro storico for a reason. bar ste.pi. sits on via lanzo, out in the 10148, a part of turin that moves at its…

you're on via cernaia, a street that runs through a part of turin that's neither tourist-facing nor purely residential, which means the people around you are…

still on the subject of turin's less obvious coffee stops, via gaetano mosca sits out in the 10147 zone, far from the velvet-roped cafes around piazza…

the organic coffee here is probably your best reason to show up before noon. pai bikery keeps things focused: breakfast, small plates, and drinks that lean…