Café Mosso In Torino

I was looking for a place to celebrate a birthday (40th) with an aperitivo for adults and children. The word "children" scared off 90% of the places I contacted. Mosso, however, exceeded all my expectations, ensuring a high-quality overall experience for both adults and children, despite the inclement weather preventing us from fully enjoying the beautiful outdoor area.

A simple and well-kept place, very good food at a fair price, the only flaw is the children running around freely in the restaurant which I hoped were not included in the price (I'm a mother too but everything has a limit)

Nice place where you can eat, listen to music, dance and have different experiences

So, I went on a Sunday and paid 13 euros for a paltry, overcooked risotto in a plastic container. They don't do pizza for lunch.

Very pleasant, inclusive, and cultural place. For the way it's presented, it's too expensive, which is why it's given 3 stars.

My pizza was very good, and each slice had a masterfully placed topping (mortadella, burrata, and zucchini cream); however, a friend's ortolana pizza tasted like a minestrone, with diced vegetables—never seen ortolana like that! He ate it all, though, so I think it was appreciated. The only flaw was a very strange encounter with a suspicious-looking guy lurking on the benches in front of the restaurant in a sort of public park, who followed me into the building and asked me strange questions. Throughout all this, the waiters (there were about six of them, all watching the scene) did nothing, despite my obvious concern. Overall, though, the place is really nice for a summer dinner.

A very nice, spacious venue with a good selection of cocktails and food. Excellent for both afternoon aperitifs and dinner. Both indoor and outdoor seating are available. Parking is not the easiest to find.

I've been there twice and have always had a great time. It's a place that also has a social and charitable purpose. Excellent food and fast service. A place I'll return to.

A great project, the food is good. The location is beautiful 🤩. As is well known, the area where the Mosso is located is a delicate one, the result of a revitalization of its livability. We must trust those who invest money and passion in projects like this. In other areas, similar projects have been successful.

The best pizza I've ever had. I recommend the diavola, margherita, and stracciatella with anchovies. We've been customers for years, and if we don't come here for pizza once a week, it's because we're on vacation. :)