Caffè Platti

Great café with a nice list of aperitif selections. The vermut tasting allows you to try 3 vermouths from a relatively extensive list. The service was very friendly, and the table service comes with a small selection of appetizers. The space is baroque and elegant, and a very nice spot for meeting friends for coffee or a drink. It is a bit on the pricey side, but worth it for the beautiful atmosphere. We did have a lot of fruit flies to contend with, which is no fault of the restaurant, but somewhat annoying when trying to enjoy sweets or vermouth.

Very classic place for a coffee or tea, brioches and other pastries. The biscuits and the mini macarons are great. Really enjoyed their Christmas tea.

One of the traditional cafe's. Great atmosphere and the best morning croissants in the city. Expensive table service.

Walking by this place a few times, we finally entered for breakfast and returned for our last breakfast in Torino. Bicerin with cornetti (Italian croissants) and cookies (to dunk in the Bicerin). We enjoyed this Bicerin the most!!! Every place makes their own, and we found OUR favorite a few blocks from our Hotel. Next time I have to try their Maroon Glacee (I kind of overdid it in Genova and needed a break).

Nice hot chocolate (though not very sweet) and bicerin and a good selection of little biscuits but service was a bit lacklustre and the interior was old fashioned but a bit ‘faded glory’. There were a lot of beggars outside hassling customers on the exterior seating.

High prices, bad quality,unfriendly staff,only nice location.

One of the historical caffe of Torino. Nice deco and very good patisserie. The small baci di dama are my favorite.

Our group has Sunday breakfast every week. We found it positive and more delicious in the food taste here. Also service was on time and blissful. It was a little crowded in the morning but the overall vibe was awesome. I insist all to try once. ⏩Satisfied ❤️