I decided to visit this shop due to it's historical significance. This is a large cafe with several…read moreseparate rooms, some more casual, others more formal. During our stop, the staff seemed comprised of older men. While the staff out front seemed friendly, smiling as we passed in and out, our waiter was not at all helpful. We do speak a good amount of Italian, which turned out to be lucky as this gentleman gave no indication that he spoke English. However, he also did not try to speak much Italian. Just basically stopping by the table and waited for our order. Perhaps he assumed we would not understand him? He did however ask in Italian if I wanted my mandarin liquor warm or cold. After a long wait, he placed our drinks on the table without a word and walked away. We didn't see him again. This is the first Bicerin we tried and we were not at all wowed by it. We left with a sense of 'ok, we tried it but meh, we won't do that again'. (I did however try it again and had a much better experience elsewhere.) The value of our visit, based on quality of service and goods, would not warrant another visit to this location.

Great coffee and food, the attendants were really friendly and make me feel comfortable.read more

We had a typical Italian breakfast with pastries, tea, coffee and the traditional bicerin (coffee…read moreand hot chocolate mix). Everything was so good that my daughter asked us to come here every morning for breakfast to try out the different items. Excellent were also the tramezzini. Service was friendly and the restaurant feels very elegant with decor that is very traditional and well preserved.

Baratti & Milano is a great spot to go whenever visiting Torino. My son and I had already eaten but…read morewanted to go for a drink and came up on this spot.. it is super quaint and picturesque with staff that know what you need. Our server was pleasant and immediately knew what we wanted without saying much or understanding each other. Im actually glad this came up because i had forgotten the name of it.

Nice little place. Prices are very good 4 of us paid around 50 euros for dinner with wine. The…read morepeople are interesting. Chef is a musician. The ragu pasta was my favorite but the walnut salad and quiche were also good.

What a delightful place to stumble upon. We were looking for a place to enjoy a mid-afternoon glass…read moreof wine and took a chance here. We were offered a seat on a hillside outdoor balcony. Received some excellent wine recommendations and were surprised by a few appetizers they brought to the table. Some salami and true pate de fois gras! Wow, what a treat

Wonderful drive up to this charming village cafe. So far our best espresso experience yet!read more

Great local sourced fare. Beautiful presentation and a good selection of local wines by the glass…read more Friendly staff, very helpful despite our language differences.

Very friendly service and plenty of food options. The coffee is excellent but the options are…read morewritten in English. The croissants could be a bit flakier and lighter, but have a very good taste. There are both outside and inside seating options which allows for the option of a very nice view of the shops and downtown area. The café takes both cash and card.

This place is a rip-off. They entice you here with an offer of a buy-one, get-one-free beer, but it…read moreturns out its only half a free beer. So then you decide to return for dinner because the place seems nice and you weren't too fussed about the beer con. And you ask if they can swap chips on one of the dishes for a bit of salad, only they refuse, and only let you add side dishes. And then you ask for a jug of tap water only to be told they don't serve it, and you have to pay for still or sparkling mineral water. But you're in the mountains. The tap water here *is* mineral water! Oh and the food is pretty rubbish... So, don't come here. The place is a rip off. Go to Paddy McGinty's instead if you want a drink, or anywhere else in town if you want dinner.