Costadoro Social Coffee Factory In Torino

Me and my fidanzato always go here at Costadoro Social Coffee after my work. Yes, it’s a bit pricey, but the coffee is really good and totally worth it. The place itself is beautiful and the ambiance is great, perfect for a pleasant break or catching up with friends. The staff are very nice and friendly too. Always a nice experience!

Amazing caramel latte!! Only wish you got a bit more coffee and less foam 😅

It's somewhat expensive so as a student I can't afford to go here a lot, but the coffee is delicious and served beautifully. If you're looking for a nice and aesthetic place to study or chill and have the financial means for it, then it's recommended. However, you can only work/study until 5 pm.

The interior is very clean and spacious, the products are very fresh, the coffee is good, and you can try the small croissants and make yourself a nice plate. The staff are friendly, as in many places.

A great aperitif on a lovely terrace overlooking Via Lagrange! A buzzer will sound when your order is ready and you'll need to pick up your tray in person. There's no table service.

OVERVIEW: THE EXTERIOR From the outside, the place doesn't go unnoticed. Large windows, a futuristic structure, clean lines: it seems to say, "Come in, something interesting is happening inside." The outdoor tables are numerous and inviting, perfect for those who love breakfast with a view of the city and a bit of life going on. INDOOR SETUP As soon as you cross the threshold, you're greeted by a clever and well-thought-out setup: - large tables for groups - intimate tables for two - perimeter seating around the room for those who like to observe, work, or simply relax. Nothing is left to chance. The space is bright, the lights are intelligently calibrated, and it doesn't feel like a police interrogation, nor does it feel like a clandestine speakeasy. A pass. THE SHOWCASE OF TEMPTATIONS The counter is immediately there, operational, clear, without unnecessary frills. The display case? A small exercise in self-control for those on a diet. Brioches and pastries for all tastes: - plain (for purists) - pistachio, chocolate, cream, gianduja - strudel for those who want to feel a little Central European ...and many more A wide and well-presented variety, it's impossible not to find something for yourself. OPERATION You pay, receive the light-and-sound device, and take a seat. When it vibrates and beeps, your order is ready. Meanwhile, you sit down, look around, and feel moderately modern. It works. BREAKFAST The brioches are convincing: the gianduja one is truly excellent the plain brioche surprises with its quality and fragrance The cappuccinos? Good, yes. But not the cappuccino that makes you sigh just looking at the cup. From such a refined establishment, you'd expect a slightly more indulgent creaminess. Nothing serious, but the fifth star is worth a try here. COMFORT Perfect internal temperature. Neither Finnish sauna nor North Pole-caliber air conditioning. A detail that seems trivial, but it isn't. SERVICE Good, hospitable, quite welcoming. A special mention goes to the gentleman at the cash register: attentive, courteous, and present. The kind of welcome that enhances the experience without being too noticeable. THE BILL A little higher than average. But we're in the center of Turin, and the place is very well-kept. Here, you pay for the experience, not just the cappuccino. And that's fair enough. CONCLUSION A largely positive experience. A well-kept, intelligent, pleasant place, one we'd happily return to. Rating: 4 stars The fifth? We'll keep it on hold... until we get the next cappuccino.

Excellent prices in the center of Turin

For me one of the best coffees in Turin

Great atmosphere, but a bit pricey.

Young, welcoming place, friendly staff, table service is insistent but we noticed that some people (perhaps regular customers) were served at their table, a shame because this makes the difference between one customer and another stand out, the coffee and biscuits were good