Cappuccino Night In Torino

Open 24 hours: it's practically a must-visit.

Two simple cappuccinos, clean place Friendly staff

A light in the darkness! A place that's truly open 24/7, just like it says on the Maps schedule! Our salvation on a freezing night. My boyfriend and I recently arrived in Turin after a job offer at a sandwich shop. We wanted to start a new life, so we left within four days on a shoestring budget, with no acquaintances in the city, no steady place to sleep, but a lot of hope. Having nowhere to sleep and wanting to save money for food by treating ourselves to the luxury of an Airbnb only occasionally, we spent our nights wandering around looking for a warm place to stay, but without much success. We even ended up sleeping in a park (I don't recommend it 😅). When we found Cappuccino Night, it was like finding a lifeline: a warm, quiet, welcoming place, with plenty of tables and indoor rooms that make you feel almost as relaxed as if you were in a library. Good music, friendly and helpful staff, and a wide selection of products that make your mouth water just looking at them. After spending nights walking around trying to stay warm, unable to sleep, waiting for morning, finding a place like this has given me back my faith and hope! It's clear there's so much love behind this place. Plus, the owner starred in "I Hope That I Can Get by," and after being there, I'm thinking, "Maybe I'll get by." Thank you for opening a place like this, which is so much more than a bar. 🫶🏼

Always open! A go-to place at any time of day. I like it

A safe, good, fast and very comfortable.

Excellent service, clean place, and truly delicious food! The perfect place for an evening with friends while enjoying a croissant.

Excellent croissants, top service, highly recommended

Mmm... a pastry shop. It's always crowded because it's always open. There are tables outside on the sidewalk of Corso Vercelli, but inside it's a bit run-down. It's good for a quick coffee or a late-night sweet treat, but for everything else...