I had been meaning to go to this place for a while after noticing the fruit on display outside of…read morethe door, great location, and outdoor seating. I'm so glad I finally did, I was able to order a lemon and ginger fresh juice although it wasn't on the menu. They had a regular coffee bar menu listed, as well as a freshly made juices menu, and snacks and fruit available to purchase. The staff members were so friendly and sociable that I would (will) definitely be back just to say hi.

Really delicious gelato in a convenient spot in Turin! They also have sorbet and as I am vegan I…read moregot the raspberry sorbet and it was delicious! It was crowded but the line went very fast!

Wow. That's all I can say. Modern Gelateria. They have all…read moreof the traditional flavors and some very innovative ones. The white chocolate with caramel and salt is unbelievable

Amazing ice cream made with goat milk, the pistachio was my favorite!! hope to be back here when…read morei'm in italy again and the girl was so sweet!

Delicious gelato for a perfect price. Really enjoyed it and recommend it. Kid and adult friendly.read more

Gourmet near the Egypt Museum. Here, you would buy a cake, not pick-your-own batch of candies [I…read morepicked up some of the 2017 chocolate/hazlenut paste to take home]. Shop is small with one employee. However, I still recommend that you stop by to pick up a small bit of gourmet chocolate, even if you aren't buying an entire cake. They will allow you to sample a piece and it is heavenly! Worth the price and even a little LESS expensive than some of the other chocolate retailers in the area [ex: at a specific expensive local cafe]

Amazing gelato with both traditional and creative flavors. You can find typical Piedmontese flavors…read morelike Persi Pien (Baked peach with chocolate and amaretti) or Zabaione with corn cookies. I had pistachio and Zabaione. There's the possibility to fill the cone with chocolate from a fountain!

Great supermarket with helpful staff and a well organized layout! Many different selections for…read moresnacks, meals, toiletries, and cleaning. Right next to Eataly, the metro, and a pretty walkway with trees and benches. Definitely recommend!

I visited Pam Locals a few days ago, on the same day I arrived from Los Angeles, California. When I…read moregot to my apartment, I realized the cashier, a young lady, had charged me twice for a few items I purchased at the supermarket. I went back to talk to the same cashier, but she was not only unhelpful, she was rude and offended. This market seems understaffed, with long checkout lines, and I'm surprised people still shop here. I will never return to this market due to its dishonesty and poor customer service.

Amazing gelato!!…read more I've been traveling for months, looking for high quality vegan gelato and finally found it. Sara was extremely kind, helping translate and letting me try multiple delicious flavors. I got Pistachio, dark chocolate, hazelnut and almond; they all rocked my world. Definitely worth a visit!

We stumbled upon this cafe' totally by chance while strolling through Turin's city center. I got…read morereally curious about it, as Bauli is known in Italy for its pandoro[1], which is a traditional Christmas sweet with a long history made with leavened and baked dough, and I had no idea they also have cafes! This is a pretty classy cafe', which serves a variety of coffees and cappuccino. What makes it stand apart, though, is the minuto. I've never heard of a minuto before, but it is basically a mini-pandoro dough freshly baked and filled on the spot. You can pick a filling such as pistachio cream, hazelnut, custard cream, jam, zabaione and dark chocolate, and you can add hazelnut or pistachio on top for added crunch. Simple and delicious. --------------------------- [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pandoro