happy days In Torino

We stopped for lunch by chance. From the outside, you can see an open kitchen that attracted us. The dishes are plentiful, the cuisine simple and traditional (pasta with tomato sauce, pasta with mushrooms, lasagna, cutlet, various meats); the service was very fast despite the rush hour. The inside dining room is delightful and overlooks a section of the open kitchen, visible from outside. The prices are those listed on the menu, no surprises. With beer, Coke, water, a first course, a second course, bread, and two different side dishes, we spent 40 euros for two.

We constantly stop at this café for a snack with the kids. It's a great café on the city's historic street, where you can find delicious coffee and excellent baked goods.