Mulassano, piazza Castello 15. Open all day until 0100. Retaining the atmosphere of the bars where the first vermouths were drunk this little, atmospheric café/bar is covered in mirrors, bronzes and marble furnishings. It is known for its superb tramezzini (sandwich snacks), invented here, and with fillings such as lobster. Antica Enoteca del Borgo, via Monferrato 4. Open 1900-000. This wine bar is a buzzy place at aperitif time and has a great selection of wines. L’Aperitivo, C.so Alcide De Gasperi 57. Open 1800-0100. As the name suggests, a pre-dinner hotspot, famous for attracting local celebs. Bar 21, piazza Vittorio Veneto 21. Open 1800-0100. Under La Mole, the tables of this trendy bar look like ice blocks. Absinthe is on the drinks menu. Caffe Elena, piazza Vittorio Veneto 5. This is currently one of the most in vogue hang-outs at aperitif time. La Drogheria, piazza Vittorio Veneto 18. Open 1900-2300. Super-crowded at aperitif time by students and ex-pats, this is currently one of the hippest bars with a great view over piazza Vittorio and the hillside across the Po. Among the canapés is mini-bagna cauda. The Shamrock Inn, C.so Vittorio Emanuele II, 34, T 011 8174950. Open 1930-0100. If you must go to an Irish pub in Turin, then go to this one. They’re actually more popular among Italians than ex-pats. The advantage with Italian licensing laws is that they can stay open much later than British versions. The Shamrock is pretty authentic, not just with the Guinness, but with a fun, packed and brawly atmosphere. Norman, via Pietro Micca 22. A luxurious bar which attracts the pre- and post-show crowd from the Alfieri theatre. Thursday-Saturday it is open all night. Notorius, via Stradella 10/d. One of Turin’s most popular dance venues with a speciality in themed revival nights.
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