I have been visiting this historical ice cream shop in Turin several times, unfortunately I have to say that the quality of the ice cream, as well as the staff service, is no more up to the namesake of the place. Really hope they improve...More

I had only an ice cream at this place but i must say there are really better places to have an ice cream. And the cone is not biscuit but close to waffle but not a good one. But the staff was kind and polite.

...and accompany your lunch with a bunch of the exquisite antipasti provided by La Casa. Even a salads will do, so rich in ingredients and flavors, and dream to be sitting close to Cavour, Mazzini or whichever other hero of the country's Risorgimento, as little...More

I would definitely recommend going here at least once. It is a historical cafe with very cosy interior in the 19 century style (there are 3 interior rooms which you do not see from the entrance). Bicerin was Ok, what we liked more was gianduja...More

I used to come to this café quite often when in town but I am sure that I will no longer return. The experience was horrible. We could not get what we ordered and the staff kept blaming each other. The waiters were extremely unprofessional...More

Entering this place is like entering a time machine. Succession of rooms, all looking very old but in perfect condition. The cuisine is excellent. Despite the cachet, our lunch was very cheap.

Dad and I sat outside here in Via Po on hot morning, after visiting La Mole to cool down and rest a few minutes. We quickly were served and chose something I had never tried before - latte macchiato - which turned out to be...More

Went in for ice cream, woman behind the counter shouted at us to go outside to get the ice cream! We went out ordered the ice cream, girl who served us said nothing we asked for the flavours we wanted no please, no thank you...More

Like much of Turin, this business has a long history. Since the founding in the late 1700s, it's served as a gathering place for politicians, poets, philosophers, and the elite of Turin. The halls haven't changed much since the 1800s, with lots of mirrors, marble,...More

This is the best gelato in Turin. During a recent trip to Turin I had the pleasure of experiencing this delightful treat. As we approached the shop there was a long line but as the customers passed by with their treats their smiles were enough...More