Turin: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class at a Local's Home
Learn to make pasta and tiramisu in local homes with this hands-on cooking class. Discover, cook, and experience the most iconic Italian dishes. Enjoy an aperitivo and...
Trattoria Valenza is an italian budget eat in Aurora, Turin.
Editorially verified May 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Learn to make pasta and tiramisu in local homes with this hands-on cooking class. Discover, cook, and experience the most iconic Italian dishes. Enjoy an aperitivo and...
Savor a unique meal as you travel by vintage tram through Turin’s historic center. Admire city views while enjoying a set menu onboard.
Join this guided tour of a chocolate factory near Turin and learn about the production, see how different types of chocolate are made and taste a selection of handmade...
Address: Via Borgo Dora 39, 10152 Torino, Turin
Porta Palazzo morning counters serve Turin's cheapest sit-down: Maghrebi sandwiches, cut fruit, coffee at the largest open-air food market in Europe.
Try: Maghrebi sandwiches, panini, fresh produce
Decoratori e Imbianchini in Turin keeps the budget worker-trattoria carte. Plat du jour lunch under 15 euros: vitello tonnato, primo, bonet, house red.
Try: Lunch primi e secondi
A Pinguino at Pepino on Piazza Carignano costs about 4 euros and is the cheapest history lesson in Turin: chocolate-covered gelato on a stick, since 1939.
Try: Pinguino gelato on a stick
Mulassano under the porticoes of Piazza Castello in Turin is a budget icon: a tramezzino and an espresso at the counter for under six euros, eaten standing.
Try: Tramezzino, espresso
Perino Vesco's Via Cavour counter in Turin sells focaccia and pizzette by weight from morning. Cheap, fresh-baked, the best counter focaccia in the city.
Try: Focaccia and pizzette by weight
Tellia Lab in Turin sells Roman-style pizza al taglio by weight alongside fresh-baked bread and maritozzi. Located in Centro Storico. Booking recommended.
Try: Pizza al taglio, by weight
Porta Palazzo morning counters serve Turin's cheapest sit-down: Maghrebi sandwiches, cut fruit, coffee at the largest open-air food market in Europe.
Try: Maghrebi sandwiches, panini, fresh produce