6 cafes in Turin, editor-picked for cafes open sunday. Cafes serving on sundays. All cafes in Turin.
Guido Gobino ★ 4.7
vanchiglia · Via Cagliari 15/b, 10153 Torino
Hours: Mon-Sun 11:00-20:00
Guido Gobino's flagship in Turin is the contemporary gianduiotto reference. The Cagliari workshop and cafe pour espresso, cremini and the small Tourinot.
Caffe Baratti & Milano ★ 4.6
centro-storico · Piazza Castello 27, 10123 Torino
Hours: Tue-Sat 09:00-22:00, Sun 09:00-20:00
Baratti & Milano in Turin opened in 1858 and moved to its Galleria Subalpina spot in 1875. Liberty art nouveau, gianduiotti, cremini, the Barattina.
Mara dei Boschi ★ 4.6
san-salvario · Via Berthollet 30H, 10125 Torino
Hours: Tue-Sun 10:30-24:00, Mon 15:30-24:00
Mara dei Boschi in Turin's San Salvario is the new-wave gelato lab; 100-plus flavours from a workshop on view. Top three on every Yelp and Gambero Rosso list.
Pasticceria Stratta 1836 ★ 4.6
centro-storico · P.za S. Carlo 191, 10123 Torino
Hours: Tue-Sun 08:30-21:00
Stratta opened on Piazza San Carlo in Turin in 1836, suppliers to the Royal House. Marron glace candied chestnuts from the basement lab, plus jellies.
Caffe San Carlo ★ 4.5
centro-storico · Piazza San Carlo 156, 10121 Torino
Hours: Mon-Sun 08:30-20:30
Caffe San Carlo opened on Turin's Piazza San Carlo in 1822 and was the first cafe in Italy to use gas light. Risorgimento patriots took their coffee here.
Caffe Platti 1875 ★ 4.4
crocetta · Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 72, 10121 Torino
Hours: Mon-Sun 07:30-21:00
Caffe Platti on Corso Vittorio Emanuele II in Turin opened in 1875. Luigi Einaudi and Pavese drank coffee here; Juventus was founded on a bench out front.