Piedmont and Valle d'Aosta Restaurants

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  • 1. Al Bicerin

    $ | Centro

    A chocolate lover's pilgrimage to Turin inevitably leads to this café where Nietzsche, Puccini, Dumas, and the political reformer Cavour have all sipped. If you order the house specialty, bicerin (a hot drink with layers of chocolate, coffee, and cream), or a flavored zabaioni (warm eggnog), and browse the collection of chocolate goodies including chocolate-flavored pasta, you'll understand why.

    Piazza della Consolata 5, Turin, Piedmont, 10122, Italy
    011-4369325
    bicerin.it

    Known For

    • Elegant presentation
    • Traditional Gianduiotto chocolates
    • Wide assortment of creative sweet drinks

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Wed. and Aug.

  • 2. Il Mercato Centrale Torino

    $ | Centro

    When you’re not in the mood for an Italian-style lunch or dinner (read: leisurely), head to the Mercato Centrale for a selection of foods—from more than 20 food stands—like fresh pasta, fish, roast meats, pizza, and fried dishes, along with more international options including ramen and Peruvian plates, along with a good choice of cocktails, wines, and beer. But don’t fill up on the mains, as you’ll also find a delightful selection of baked goods and, of course, gelato, for a sweet finish.

    Piazza della Repubblica 25, Turin, Piedmont, 10152, Italy
    011-0898040
    www.mercatocentrale.com/turin

    Known For

    • Lively crowds
    • Late-night hours (open Sun.–Thurs. till 11 pm and Fri. and Sat. till midnight)
    • Wide selection of dishes

  • 3. Baratti e Milano

    $ | Centro | Café

    In the glass-roofed Galleria Subalpina, near Via Po, stands one of Turin's charming old cafés. It's famous for its exquisite chocolates—you might want to buy their gianduiotti (hazelnut chocolates) or candied chestnuts to take home to friends. Light lunches are also served.

    Piazza Castello 29, Turin, Piedmont, 10123, Italy
    011-4407138
    www.barattiemilano.it

    Known For

    • Fancy chocolates
    • Candied chestnuts
    • Light lunches

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon.

  • 4. Mulassano

    $ | Centro | Café

    This tiny café, decorated with marble and finely carved wood panels, is famous for its tramezzini (small triangular sandwiches made with white bread and filled with all sorts of goodies), which they claim to have invented here in the 1920s. Popular with the pre- and post-theater crowd, the café also offers a unique roulette system for clients trying to decide on who pays the bill—ask the cashier for an explanation.

    Piazza Castello 15, Turin, Piedmont, 10123, Italy
    011-547990
    www.caffemulassano.com

    Known For

    • Luxurious interior
    • Small fancy sandwiches (tramezzini)
    • Pre- and post-theater crowd

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