17/05/2026: I've been to Luna's Torta in Turin about five times, and it's truly one of the best places to study. The atmosphere is fantastic: very quiet, welcoming, and relaxing, perfect for focusing and spending a few hours in peace.
I've tried many of their teas, and they're all very good. They also have a truly incredible tea collection, with so many options to choose from. The place has a warm and pleasant atmosphere, and the staff is always friendly. It's definitely one of my favorite cafes in Turin!
06/05/2026: Il posto è molto accogliente e creativo, buono il caffé, le tisane e le torte. Ho visitato questo bar alcune volte e ritornerò e metto una buona recensione per chi si impegna a far sì che i clienti abbiano un'esperienza piacevole.
Ora, un messaggio per gli americani:
Dear Americans, if you’re sitting in an Italian café, please understand that the entire place does not want — or need — to hear your conversation, especially in a place like Luna's (which is also a bookshop)
People are there to relax, study, work, read, or quietly talk to the person in front of them, not to listen to someone yelling about their trip to Europe from three tables away.
Italian café culture is not built around performing at full volume in public spaces. If you actually want to “experience the Italian culture,” learn to lower your voice.
And if you absolutely need to scream while gossiping, go do it at the local market instead of ruining everyone else’s coffee break.
It is not the first time this type of tourist ruins mine, and everyone elses, relaxing time. Go to the Valentino park, at a deor, not in a bookshop.