Bakeries & cafés in Turin

Sixty of the 65 addresses are café-bars, spread well beyond the centre; the largest group, six, is in San Salvario. Fifty of the 65 serve alcohol; brioche is the pastry reviews mention most often, and about a dozen places are also reviewed for their evening aperitivo. On Via Po, Caffè Fiorio is open from 9 AM to midnight every day, and its reviews centre on bicerin, gianduja and zabaione. Near Porta Palazzo two pastry shops make Moroccan sweets: La Gourmandise on Corso Giulio Cesare, with msemmen and almond-paste pastries, open daily with a break from 2 to 3 PM, and Pasticceria Argana on Piazza della Repubblica. Aldo's Bakery on Via Monginevro combines a bakery counter with pizza, focaccia and an aperitivo of spritz and sharing boards, from 6:30 AM to 9:30 PM except on Sundays.