
Do Eat Better's late-morning Turin gourmet walk caps the group at 12 and tastes agnolotti, tajarin, vitello tonnato, artisan chocolate and a bicerin, the city's layered espresso and chocolate drink.
Guided food tours in Turin worth your time, with operators we’d actually book.
Guided food tours in Turin worth your time and money: operators we would actually book.

Do Eat Better's late-morning Turin gourmet walk caps the group at 12 and tastes agnolotti, tajarin, vitello tonnato, artisan chocolate and a bicerin, the city's layered espresso and chocolate drink.

Do Eat Better's Turin aperitivo and street food walk makes at least four evening stops from Piazza San Carlo, tasting grissini, Piedmontese cured meats and alpine cheese, vermouth cocktails and stuffed potatoes.
I Eat Food Tours in Turin runs gastronomic walks from Centro through the Quadrilatero, led by Cecilia and Michelin-trained chef Abram.
Secret Food Tours in Turin runs the historic centre walk with a secret-dish reveal: six tastings including bicerin, gianduiotti, focaccia and vermouth.
Raphael Tours runs a private licensed-guide food and wine walk in Turin, tasting cheeses, cured meats, focaccia and pastries with Barolo, Barbera or Nebbiolo between Piazza Castello, Via Po and the Mole Antonelliana.


TableJourney covers 5 editor-picked food tours in Turin, with what each shows you and how much to budget.