6 street food places in Turin we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Turin | Street Food across every city.
Turin's street food is rooted in its markets and counters rather than in food trucks. Mercato di Porta Palazzo around Piazza della Repubblica and the Mercato Centrale stalls in Aurora are the main grazing grounds, while Tellia Lab on Via Maria Vittoria sells Roman-style pizza al taglio by weight. For lighter, characteristically Torinese bites, Caffe Mulassano on Piazza Castello claims the tramezzino and Gelateria Pepino on Piazza Carignano the Pinguino ice cream on a stick.
Tellia Lab ★ 4.6
centro-storico · Via Maria Vittoria 20, 10123 Torino
Tellia Lab on Via Maria Vittoria in Turin is Enrico Murdocco's Roman-style pizza al taglio by weight, plus daily-baked bread and maritozzi. Family-friendly.
Caffe Mulassano ★ 4.6
centro-storico · Piazza Castello 15, 10123 Torino
Caffe Mulassano under the Piazza Castello porticoes in Turin invented the tramezzino in 1926. Thirty-plus crustless-triangle fillings, eaten at the counter.
Perino Vesco ★ 4.6
centro-storico · Via Cavour 10, 10124 Torino
Perino Vesco on Via Cavour in Turin sells pizzette and focaccia at the counter through the morning. Sourdough crusts, organic flours, baked on the half-hour.
Mercato di Porta Palazzo counters ★ 4.3
aurora · Piazza della Repubblica, 10152 Torino
Porta Palazzo's morning counters in Turin's Aurora pour quick coffee, Maghrebi pastries, fresh-cut fruit and panini at Europe's largest open-air market.
Mercato Centrale counters ★ 4.2
aurora · Via Borgo Dora 1/A, 10152 Torino
Mercato Centrale in Turin's Palafuksas has 28 counters from Italian artisans for mortadella panini, pasta plates, pizza al taglio and wine until midnight.
Gelateria Pepino Pinguino ★ 4.5
centro-storico · Piazza Carignano 8, 10123 Torino
Pinguino is the chocolate-covered gelato on a stick invented at Pepino in 1939 on Piazza Carignano. Eaten walking down Via Po, the 1939 wrapper survives.