Visited Rivetti Pasticceria e Ristorante in Moncalieri when they first opened their doors in 2024,…read moreand I'm happy to say they've continued the well-known Rivetti standards for creating exceptional pastries. I love popping in for un caffè and a little bite, and it's even better when you can enjoy it in the beautiful Centro Storico. There's something about sitting in this historic setting with a good Italian pastry and coffee that just feels right. Overall, a wonderful addition to the Centro Storico that has stayed true to the quality and tradition Rivetti is known for. Always a pleasure to stop in. Saluti.

Visited Gasprin since 1929 in Moncalieri, and WOW -- it was DELICIOUS! This was easily the best…read moregelato we had while in the Torino area. But with the heat wave we were experiencing, it was time to switch things up and try some granita -- and I'm so glad we did. It was so good that we made sure to come back multiple times. I had the pistacchio, while my wife went with nocciola, and both were absolutely delicious -- rich, creamy, and full of flavour. The outdoor seating in the piazza is lovely, making it a perfect spot to sit back and enjoy your treat. Service was also excellent. The young lady who served us was friendly, helpful, and happy to answer all our questions. Overall, an absolute must-stop if you're in Moncalieri. Great gelato, amazing granita, excellent service, and a beautiful piazza setting -- what's not to love? Saluti.

great ambiance for a weary american traveler. good service. different blend than in california,…read moreduh. but a lovely experience. on foot, so dont have any advice about parking. good crowd.

If you are travelling around Europe, it can be really expensive especially if you are eating out…read moreevery meal. What we like to do is stop at the local grocery stores and pick up some fruit, a baguette, salami, cheese and whatever else. Doing it this way saves a lot of money that can be used for other things on your trip. As we travelled throughout France and Italy we found several of these stores. The presentation was always good, the prices weren't too bad, we were able to find what we were looking for and the stores were clean.

Lo Sbarco is a genuine Piemontese osteria in the heart of San Salvario, and it's easy to see why…read moreit's so popular: a rustic, convivial atmosphere; tasty, simple food; friendly staff. You'll feel instantly at home. This place is popular with locals, who come here to meet up with friends, have a bite, and then move someplace else. The menu comes as a chalkboard brought right to your table. Portions are generous, flavors are traditional and satisfying, and the value for money is excellent, especially with their house wine. Special mention for the crostone with salsiccia di Bra[1]; if it's on the menu, get it! It's a fantastic appetizer. One tip: this place fills up fast, so book ahead if you can, or arrive before 8pm to snag a table without a wait. I recommend a table inside, particularly if smoke bothers you[2]. Highly recommend for anyone looking for real, unpretentious Piemontese cooking. --------------------- [1] Salsiccia di Bra is a raw sausage. [2] As often the case in Italy, chances that somebody next to you will be smoking are 100% if you are sitting outside.