I've been here during Club To Club 2012 to hear DJ Tennis and Mano le Tough. That's a great…read morelocation, inside Parco Valentino and with a great view on the river Po. There are 2 rooms, both not particularly big and with decent sound systems, and overall a nice atmosphere.

Spent a few days in my city, Turin. Randomly decided to stop by Bicyclette and just loved it! This…read morebar is super cozy, the vibe is amazing. As the name suggests the theme is bicycle, it makes it cute and original. It stays a typical italian bar that you'd hardly find in the US, but it has something more than just being typical. Honestly I'd see that bar fitting just perfect in the East Village or Williamsburg, it would rock there! Don't miss it if you visit Turin! Ottimo lavoro ragazzi, abbiamo passato una bella serata da Bicyclette, ottimi cocktail, personale gentilissimo. Ci ritornerò sicuramente.

One of the "must dos" in Turin I suppose or at least that was what I was told. I shall instead let…read morethis serve as a warning. Tucked away on this street lies Tamango. With no sign and pretty dark on the inside with some deep house quietly playing, the establishment has become famously known for their homebrew concoction that is the Tamango which can be had no where else. You'll find lots of young people here, atleast i did just before their night out. When you order the tamango, the bar tender disappears into the back and brings forth a plastic cup filled with this pink liquid. If you will be drinking in, you can request it to be transferred to a glass. It hits you, and it hits you hard. Imagine a cheap vodka that burns but this one burns 3 times as worse. Should you gulp; something I highly discourage, the burn will be felt all the way down your throat. I'm not a fan; I'm definitely a more smooth drink type person. My advice for drinking this is take sips of sip; yup that little at a time and seriously no more than one should EVER be needed. The rumour is it is over 60% alcohol but no one knows. Its all in the mystery. I wouldn't say that I'd go back; well to have a tamango, the bar was kinda cool but it was an interesting experience.

Great drinks! All about the presentation here, A+ on that for sure! Random ingredients, smoke,…read moreNobel flavors, wonderfully presented! Like drinking pieces of art!

This is the perfect place if you are looking for some place that is casual with great wine and good…read morefood. We tried it for both lunch and for an aperitivo dinner while staying in Torino for a week and we enjoyed both meals. It is also a wine shop where you can find lots of good wines for all prices, including the numerous locally famous Nebbiolo and Barolo wines. Seating can be outside or indoors and service is friendly.

Very good food We ate the cazo apepe and the hamburger…read moreThe dessert was realy good! Service was fast

One of my favourite restaurants in Torino. Everything I tried is absolutely delicious, the only…read moreproblem is that it is extremely hard to choose something from the menu! The place is quite small so it can happen to wait a bit for a table. Prices are definitely not cheap but in line with the average of the city.