Caffe Cesare In Torino

The cinnamon roll option was much appreciated, as you can't find them anywhere else in Turin, although we expected them to be softer! The drinks are very good, but the cinnamon roll could be better.

Very cute, welcoming bar. They have many unique items, including cookies, brioches, and a Pumpkin Spice Latte. I highly recommend it!

Let's start with the end: the girl who served us does her job exceptionally well: besides being super efficient, she greeted us warmly and kindly, and after we'd chosen our croissants, she recommended some new options that made us change our minds about one of them. Speaking of croissants, we ordered two buns—one biscuit and one raspberry—while they were still warm, but there was also a wide selection of cookies. The prices are a bit higher than the typical coffee and croissant breakfast, but I'd say they're average for the type of products offered. The location is also pleasant, in the style of a New York bakery, where you can escape the noise of traffic and the city for a pleasant break or, like for us this morning, a nice place to start the week off right and escape the 7:30 a.m. chill this time of year.

The coffee was delicious and the cookies are truly delicious!

Great place for a quiet breakfast. We loved the atmosphere. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the Argentinian woman was super nice. The croissants were good quality. We'll be back.

We stopped for a quick snack at the café, and although the bar didn't have much selection (as we gathered, the supplier hadn't stopped by), we ordered a sandwich and a focaccia barese, both very good. Excellent coffee and very friendly staff!

A very nice cafe, great cakes, fantastic coffee, atmospheric and a pleasant time.

If you want drinks with special flavors, this is the place for you... then the girl behind the counter is really nice and has a beautiful smile... everything perfect

Their iced chai and variety of cakes, as well as savory treats, are excellent. The owner and the girl who serves are very friendly and helpful.

I went to this cafe just to try the Crumble Cookies, but honestly I was very disappointed. First of all, they cost €4 each. They are about the size of the palm of a small hand. They serve them on a small plate or you can take them to go. They have different flavors, but... they are not real Crumble Cookies. To tell you the truth, they are hard, not soft at all, and they do not have that consistency that you expect from a crumble cookie. The cafe itself is nice, it has a bit of space inside and outside, it is located inside a gallery but outside the central area. I would not choose it, simply because it is a cafe like many others. The only thing different about it are these crumble cookies... but, I repeat, they are not crumble cookies. I would say that they are simply normal cookies with different toppings on top.