Fiori e Caffè - Ristorante e Dolcezze In Torino

We stumbled upon it by chance while strolling along Via Milano. We discovered a delightful, original place, with soft colors. I also noticed they also exhibited some works by "young" artists. The staff was kind, welcoming, and well-organized. They presented us with the menu options, and we chose the one with a first course, second course (all to choose from) and water for just €12. There were four of us, and we found the food fresh and well-prepared. There was also a little girl with us, and the staff, as far as possible, accommodated her requests. I saw they were organizing a Bagna Cauda event at their place... unfortunately, I missed it, but... I'll be back! 😉

Very nice place, welcoming atmosphere! I went with four friends for lunch and we tried a bit of everything from appetizers to first courses and second courses, spending less than 20 euros each! Highly recommended! I recommend booking because tables sell out quickly.

It all starts well. The storefront is eye-catching, the pastries are beautifully displayed, and the shaded terrace seems ideal for a break. We enter with gusto, thinking we've found a discreet little gem in Turin. But very quickly, a sense of disconnect sets in. The service is nervous, impatient, and lacking in any real attention to the customer. Neither unpleasant nor truly welcoming. Just cold. There's no menu; you have to take a photo of the menu hanging on the wall, then wait a long time to order. The wait would be excusable if what happens next justified the patience. The reality is more nuanced. Homestyle cooking without frills, the ingredients lacking any particular freshness, and the seasoning barely perceptible. The pasta, ordered as the daily special, is served lukewarm and lacks seasoning and richness. The risotto is dry, dull, and lacking any identifiable ingredients. And the setting remains pleasant; the terrace is crowded, and I see dishes that appeal to me more. The particularly reasonable prices and the very prompt delivery of our meals are the only reasons to remember this establishment. We left without anger, but with no desire to return. We told ourselves that there are certainly much better options in this bustling city.

Stunning location, excellent selection of first and second courses, very kind staff

A frequent stop for lunch. Super competitive prices and a wide selection.

A relaxed atmosphere for delicious, traditional cuisine. The staff is super welcoming, and the dishes were devoured in just a few minutes. Our two granddaughters loved their farfalle; they even got a little lollipop before leaving. Truly adorable.

My husband and I were looking for a place to eat at lunchtime, and we happened upon this street and noticed this little restaurant/bar that looks like a well-decorated little shop that invites you in...you can eat inside or outside. We sat outside, overlooking the street...there was a lot of people coming and going, lots of color and liveliness, but at the same time it was private and not chaotic. The waitresses were very kind and helpful, the food had unique flavors but could be improved, and the price was excellent. One special note: in the clean bathroom, there were some vases of flowers decorating the wall. Much appreciated.

Excellent value for money, mostly frequented by locals. The lunch menu is around ten euros and is very good.

Very nice and tastefully decorated place, kind and attentive staff starting from the girls in the dining room. Carefully prepared and very good cuisine, quick to serve, for those who have reduced hours and work, always courteous, last but not least: there is always a vegetarian option on the menu. Well done everyone!!

A very nice place with a really relaxed and good atmosphere. The restaurant, although there were many people there, was not noisy and it was possible to have a nice conversation. There were starters and main courses and good beer and there was also delicious vegetarian food. One of the cutest restaurants we were in in Italy.