Orso Laboratorio Caffe In Torino

A cozy and unique little place. The oat and almond cappuccinos were incredibly creamy and delicious. 🫠 A very kind young man served us. The prices were slightly above average, but overall a positive experience.

A small but interesting place for coffee and breakfast. I opted for the hot chocolate, slightly bitter but very good, and the filled brioche, very filling. Prices are average. I recommend trying it.

My favorite coffee shop in Turin, everything was perfect, great cappuccino and a beautifully decorated place (they even have oat milk). I went several times during my two days in Turin.

The perfect breakfast. The coffee is excellent, and they have a wide variety of specialty coffees. The atmosphere is great, and the service is very friendly. Highly recommended!

Excellent coffee and delicious desserts in a casual atmosphere. The only flaw is ... it closes at 6:00 PM 😇

Nice place, good atmosphere, I only had a coffee and it was delicious. I wouldn't recommend it for studying or working because it's small, but it's great for going out.

A great selection of coffees, expertly prepared in front of customers, a popular and busy spot. Thank you!

Orso is a must-visit for me: specialty coffee made just right, without compromise.

I've had to visit Turin a few times in recent months, and I come here every time. Their coffee is delicious, and the ambiance is very friendly and makes me very happy. If the weather is nice, it's a good idea to get a takeaway and go to the park next door. Unfortunately, I was a bit bothered by the state of the restrooms. The other day, I had to use their restrooms for the first time, and I'm sure I've never seen a more primitive system. The restroom is in a completely separate area, and to get there you have to tell the staff, you leave the cafe with them and go to the building entrance, the staff opens the building door with a key and guides you. Then you open another door and reach a courtyard, and there's a restroom in a random spot on one side of the courtyard. And it's a traditional Turkish toilet. To be honest, it didn't look very clean either. :(

It's a very cozy café with a lovely little terrace. They have a wide variety of coffees and sweet or savory snacks. It's clearly a popular spot (out of the three times we went, it was almost full once), but the staff are attentive and always found a place for us. The interior is lovely, and they allow pets.