Drink

Caffe al Bicerin

Home of the classic Torinese drink, the Bicerin, a mix of coffee, hot chocolate and cream. But pricey and long queues.

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Address: Piazza della Consolata 5
Hours: Thu-Tue 09:00-19:30
Website: bicerin.it (opens in a new tab)

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