Caffè Mulassano, Turin

The historical Caffè Mulassano was founded by Amilcare Mulassano in the second half of 19th century and moved to its current location, under the arcades of Piazza Castello, in 1907. It is considered one of the tiniest coffee shops in the world. Its small interior is beautifully decorated with boiserie, marble and mirrors. The café has few tables but it is worth a visit to have breakfast or at aperitif time or to try the bicerin Mulassano, a mix of hot chocolate and coffee. The café is also known for its many different kinds of delicate tramezzini; they serve untoasted triangular, crustless sandwiches with fillings for all tastes: salmon, pâtés, lobster, cheese and tomato.

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