Caffè - Gelateria Pepino

Best cafeteria in town and the oldest. Sit inside if you do not want to wait queue. Cheese cake and tramisu is excellent

We sat inside and had one of the gelato sundaes and the afrogato. Both were incredibly delicious! It was a very busy time and the waiters were running all over the place. We were seated but we did not get menus or have our orders taken until we flagged someone down 10-15 minutes after being seated. So if things are busy don’t be afraid to flag them down! otherwise it was a beautiful experience and I can’t wait to return!

Excellent bicerin, amazing hot chocolate, tasty toasts, friendly atmosphere in one of the most historic cafes in the beautiful city of Torino. Located in the majestic piazza Carignano, Pepino is THE place to go when you find yourselves in Torino.

Very old little Café downtown Turin, next to the Museo Egizio, very famous for its ice creams since 1884.

Ordered a latte. After about 15 minutes the drink came and the milk was mildly warm. Pretty average quality - if that. The best part I guess was the atmosphere of a place that has been around a long time.

A place to stop, drink a coffee or grab an ice cream. I came because of their famous ice cream sticks. There is a variety of flavors. I choose Gianduja, which is the best invention in the food world. I bought the ice cream in the window on the side of the building. It cost 3 euros. The packaging is beautiful, and the taste is also enjoyable. I think it is worth a try. You also can find Il Pinguino in some cafeterias and supermarkets around the city at a lower price.

Nice historical ice cream place, it is indeed good to taste . The place is very small, but we in the end sat outside because we had no choice with a baby stroller, and it seems to be little in staff

The best: 2good2go pack, 4€ full of tramezzini and brioche. Tried the bicerin coffee here, it was ok. The frappe was better tho. Ice cream here must be their specialty. Some selection of great Pisco surprised me, as a peruvian you don't find Pisco everywhere here in Italy. Inside is antique deco and outside you can enjoy the square full of people and some musicians in the street playing alive.