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.
Martina H
Google
Caffè Platti is a true gem — the interior is stunning, with elegant decor that brings you back to a more refined, classic era. It’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy a peaceful coffee break. The pastries are exceptional — fresh, beautifully presented, and absolutely delicious. Wonderful atmosphere, friendly staff, and top-quality food. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Turin!
vick Y.
Google
Enjoyed the bicerin but uhhh saw them swat a fly around in their pastries and didn't do any sanitation afterwards.
Virginia T.
Google
Nice coffee, croissants dry and looked from the day before. Poor service. We arrived in 3 and informed 2 more people were arriving, waitress informed table was only for 3 not making any effort yo find a solution to accommodate the 5 of us. We had quickly the coffe and left to find an other place.
Lydia A.
Google
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.
Tati T.
Google
Horrible service and incredibly expensive prices for stale biscuits.
We were looking for some Gobbino hor cholate and since the shop is next to it we asked if they served their hot chocolate and they said they did (a lie). we waited 20min in the queue, then we're served by an incredibly rude waitress, the hot chocolate was good (but not Gobbino's), the biscuits (€17) were stale and because one of us asked for the afternoon tea they did not provide the base biscuits with the other hot chocolate.
DO NOT GO IN!!
Lawrence P.
Google
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).
Katerina K
Google
Great place to be which works since early morning on the bank holidays. Nice outdoor seating, but noisy a bit. Classy atmosphere inside. Not a place for European breakfast, but you can have coffee/juice/bakery/pastries here. English speaking
