Caffe Platti 1875
- ★ 4.4
- Café
- €
Order Espresso and bicerin
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.
The residential-chic quarter south of Porta Nuova around Corso Re Umberto and Via Pietro Micca, with bourgeois trattorias, Caffe Platti, Stratta and Sunday-lunch institutions.
Order Espresso and bicerin
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.



Order Bonet, marron glace, gianduiotti
Pfatisch on Via Sacchi in Turin has baked since 1915, in its Pietro Fenoglio Liberty rooms since 1921. Suppliers to the Royal House, Pavese was a regular.
Order Bicerin and house pasta di mandorle
Caffe Platti's patisserie counter in Turin has baked since 1875. Bicerin and pasta di mandorle behind the Liberty windows; one of the Locali Storici.
Mercato di Crocetta in Turin's bourgeois Crocetta quarter is the city's chicest open-air market. About 200 stalls, mornings only, Saturday is busiest.