Oh my gosh this place was fantastic!!! I've been craving a bagel and this hit the spot. Certainly…read moreno NYC bagel but it definitely did the job. The French toast was delicious too!!! Perfect to split. Service and ambiance was great. I recommend sitting outside to people watch!

This is my go-to breakfast spot in Torino. The crew is fantastic, sweet and welcoming as well as…read moreprofessional. The ingredients are fresh and tasty and there is genuine maple syrup. The avocado toast is excellent as are the eggs Benedict. But above all are the pancakes. They are fluffy and just heavenly. I've never tried the sweets but they all look wonderful. Give Sweet Lab a try. Note: It may say they're closed in Mondays but they are apparently open everyday except Christmas! I almost didn't come on my last day in Italy. It would have been a loss

After five or so hours of driving and a two hour nap, it's dinner time at the DoubleTree by Hilton…read moreTurin Lingotto https://www.yelp.com/biz/doubletree-by-hilton-turin-lingotto-torino?hrid=tYiywjIi4ymO5wfZCutEaQ. Not interested in hunting around too much on a Monday evening, we walked here and had a great meal. Eataly is a complete Italian grocery store including butcher, dry goods, wine and beer, and more. As well, tables and counters for sit down eating. The menu includes a number of different options across the Italian dining spectrum but they will also, for example, cut a piece of beef and cook it to order for a small charge. We saw one table of what looked like a work meetup all getting custom steaks. We started off with a plate of the Farinata (a chickpea flour bread) to share and a bottle of red wine, then I had the Spaghetti Alla Colatura di Alici (anchovies, garlic, and more). It was super delicious but I had serious regrets after seeing the next table with the grilled squid that looked beyond amazing. For dessert, tiramisu was amazing as was the plate of three mini canoli followed by a limoncello liqueur. We slept great that night! [Review 17074 overall - 262 in Italy - 590 of 2022.]

This Eataly location is actually the very first one built in the world, which made it a fun stop…read moreduring our trip. It was conveniently within walking distance of our DoubleTree Hilton hotel. The layout and selection of items were very similar to what we're used to back home in Chicago. We stopped in for a late afternoon lunch or perhaps an early dinner, but unfortunately, the meal was underwhelming. My husband ordered the ribs, which arrived overcooked and dry. I had the tortellini, which was just okay and only slightly warm. The waiter was friendly. Perhaps it was just an off day for the kitchen, but overall, the food didn't quite live up to the Eataly name we're familiar with.

I received a tall order this afternoon "find me some gelato to have on our balcony" and off I went…read morelooking. This place happened to be close to where we were staying and so I thought I should check it out. I am so glad I did :-))) A few ladies run the place and they have a massive counter with loads of flavours. Many flavours I knew and, many I had no idea what they were. It all looked amazing. They also had a huge section of cakes and ice cream on a stick dipped in chocolate, caramel and so on. I chose a tub with four flavours chocolate, Nutella, hazelnut and pistachio. A tub of about 10-12 scoops was about €10 for the whole lot including the styrofoam takeaway container....not bad at all :-)) The taste was amazing. I loved the pistachio the best and it was probably my best ever. I have had pistachio flavour over a thousand times and never this good. The hazelnut was also amazing as was the chocolate. It's too bad I did not get much time here as I would try each and every flavour to see :-))) I would happily come here any day for a wonderful gelato :-))) amazing :-)))

I was here in July 2011. This is one of the best ice cream parlours in Torino, according to a…read morefriend who has lived there most of his life. When you walk in, you will probably ooh and aah at the flavors you've never seen before. To me, this place is like a fantasy for those of us who can't stay away from the intoxicating combination of lactose and saturated fat. My bill for a dual-flavored cone came to 4 euro-- well spent indeed. Use Google to find photos of the cute interiors.

Massive cocktail menu, with snacks included when you buy drinks. Had the Rossini (fresh mashed…read morestrawberries with prosecco) and the Spritz Veneziano (aperol and prosecco), both excellent. Snacks were tea sandwiches, sausage sliders and a little pizzaiola, like Italian pan chan.

Amazing gelato!!…read more I've been traveling for months, looking for high quality vegan gelato and finally found it. Sara was extremely kind, helping translate and letting me try multiple delicious flavors. I got Pistachio, dark chocolate, hazelnut and almond; they all rocked my world. Definitely worth a visit!

Gourmet near the Egypt Museum. Here, you would buy a cake, not pick-your-own batch of candies [I…read morepicked up some of the 2017 chocolate/hazlenut paste to take home]. Shop is small with one employee. However, I still recommend that you stop by to pick up a small bit of gourmet chocolate, even if you aren't buying an entire cake. They will allow you to sample a piece and it is heavenly! Worth the price and even a little LESS expensive than some of the other chocolate retailers in the area [ex: at a specific expensive local cafe]

Grom is dangerously good if you have an insatiable sweet tooth like me. The portion sizes are great…read moreand the flavours are amazing. Grom was created in Turin so it is a very local and traditional taste to anyone visiting the city and wanting to do things that are native to it. I highly reccommend their GROM signature flavour, coffee, and of course, pistachio.

Wonderful gelati, including Slow Food falvours!!read more