Mignon - Eccellenze Napoletane In Torino

Maria and Alessia are nice and good, exceptional service, it's a delicious Aperol Spritz prepared by Alessia 👏🏻 thank you girls.

This place is suitable for a quick breakfast or a quick coffee, as it's not very inviting for a quiet break. The tables are small, the seats uncomfortable, and the staff isn't very friendly. The bathroom is outside on the platform and requires a fee; you can't use the receipt. I found the product selection to be quite extensive, but above all, it was delicious. I recommend it for its quality pastries, but I wouldn't recommend it for the atmosphere, the chaos, and the unfriendly staff.

Beautiful and very friendly girls, the frothy coffee in the glass worthy of a frame...

Lately, I've been really disappointed by the staff's attitude. One day, a woman with a Cuban accent emptied a tray, but without replacing the paper napkin, she served another customer. I found it in poor taste and unhygienic. This morning, however, the lady at the cash register (around 8:10-8:15), when I paid (in cash), told me she'd put the receipt on the tray. She didn't. Other times when I've paid by debit card, yes; evidently, on those occasions, she couldn't help it. I didn't appreciate the mockery. A lady before me had ordered the same drink as me, so I saw the amount I had to pay on the cash register, which was what I was asked for, and so she took advantage of the situation. Otherwise, the products are good.

A very welcoming venue, conveniently accessible from the street outside, on Via Nizza. It's ideal for a coffee and a pastry before or after a trip. The pastries are a bit pricey.

An elegant and welcoming establishment located at the west entrance of Porta Nuova Station (on Via Sacchi). The Neapolitan pastries are excellent, and in addition to eating in, they also offer takeout. I've often purchased trays of fresh pastries as gifts for friends. The coffee is excellent, and the service is prompt.

Mignon Bar in Turin, also known as Mignon Eccellenze Napoletane, is a pastry shop and bistro with a 4-star rating. Located at Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 58, 10121 Turin (TO), this establishment celebrates the art of Neapolitan pastry making. From reviews and descriptions, it presents itself as an elegant and refined setting offering artisanal delicacies created with traditional recipes and a contemporary twist. It's a great place for breakfast, with a high-quality "Neapolitan espresso" and a variety of classic desserts such as sfogliatelle, babà, and pastiere. The establishment is also described as a "taste lounge," where you can also enjoy savory appetizers inspired by Piedmontese cuisine, ideal for an aperitif. Reviews emphasize the quality and sophistication of the products. Mignon Bar stands out for its miniature pastries, described as "little pastry jewels." Additional information: • Address: Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 58, 10121 Turin, TO Recommended

Great breakfast, as you would expect in Italy.

We stopped for breakfast while waiting for the train to arrive. The staff were efficient, the cappuccino and croissant were good, and the place was very crowded, with limited seating inside. Unfortunately, there were no restrooms.