Caffè Mokita In Torino

A nice cafe with delicious biscuits and pastries.

We stopped for drinks before heading home and the service was fast and polite and the drinks came with all sorts of delicious snacks.

Simple, traditional but personally I wasn't thrilled with it

Very welcoming and very kind staff. The chicken with grilled vegetables was the best.

People were nice, despite me speaking English. I think it's really great that they offer €1 gelatos for people like me who like to try a lot of things while traveling. The gelato was also very good. I asked for their recommendation and they delivered :) Thanks to the team!

The atmosphere is the best things about this place. Drinks are a bit expensive due to where it is. We did not order food. The bathroom is organised and clean, however I have not seen access for people with special needs. They need more staff.

So shocked other people complain… I am very demanding and was very happily surprised on that turisty San Carlo square to find a tasty vitello tonnato and an amazing carbonara full of egg yolks and a great freshly squeezed orange juice. The ravioli del Plin were delicious too. Maybe they changed chef? Anyway, great job everyone, so glad I stopped and ate with my friends !

Not bad for a coffee and two desserts, but the waiters weren't very attentive. Prices are a bit steep.

Very good Italian cuisine, in a brasserie-café. The daily specials are varied and very fresh. From 2 p.m., the Italians go back to work, so there's little waiting! Very good tiramisu. Very pleasant service.

A normal place, nothing more. They won't poison you, nor will you eat amazing food. The downside is the distinction between Italians and foreigners, since they serve tap water to Italians, and you get a bottle of mineral water for €4 a half-liter. More than one establishment there made this gesture, but most didn't. But it's a rude gesture, which I suppose doesn't matter since I won't return to Turin; that must be their calculation.