Stratta Confetteria is one of the city’s most historic and traditional establishments, faithfully reflecting the elegant and intimate atmosphere of 19th-century candy shops.
Suppliers to the Royal House, it was a historic meeting point for the Turin bourgeoisie and aristocracy.
Today, Fratelli Stratta has diversified its offerings, adding to its renowned pastry and confectionery the production of chocolate and liqueurs.
Here, you can choose to enjoy your breakfast at the counter or outside in the terrace on Piazza San Carlo, open from April to November.

Open Tuesday to Sunday from 8:30 AM to 8:00 PM, closed on Monday

Freshly baked croissants and brioches prepared every morning, as well as savory breakfasts made with top-quality ingredients for an unforgettable taste experience. You can enjoy breakfast in the spacious indoor seating area and from April to November you may also choose the outdoor terrace to enjoy your breakfast immersed in the historical charm of the square.
This is where King Umberto I, Princess Mafalda and Maria of Savoy loved to sit, as well as politicians like Luigi Einaudi and Alcide De Gasperi, and actors such as James Stewart, Ava Gardner, and Brigitte Bardot.
You can't truly say you’ve experienced Turin without visiting this café — and don’t forget, like most locals and tourists, to step on the “attributes” of the bronze bull set into the pavement at the entrance — it is said to bring good luck.

Open daily from 7:30 AM to 12:00 AM