Ficini, via Berthollet 30. Bread, nuts, olives and excellent grissini. Fiorio, via Po 8. One of the city’s most famous places for ice cream. Miretti, C.so Matteotti 5. Great for ice cream but also zabaglione and fior di panna. La Montagna in Vetrina, piazza Emanuele Filiberto 3. Claims to be an agriturismo in the city, and more than lives up to it. Wonderful variety of sumptuous rural flavours. Parola, C.so Vittorio Emanuele II 76. A 100 years of wineselling also with great grappas and ratafia. Pasticceria Gerla, C.so Vittorio Emanuele II 88. Up and running since 1927, this shop boasts 42 types of homemade chocolates. Pasticceria Gertosio, via Lagrange 24/h. Hansel and Gretel, life is a box of chocolates, child in a sweetshop... Pepino, piazza Carignano 8. Famous for its ‘penguin’ ice cream, a Turin regular since 1937. Premier Cioccolato-Caleagno, via Bersezio5. Mouthwatering assortment of gianduiotti, pralines, noisettes and chocolate creams.
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