Caffè Rocciamelone

FABRIZIO ROMEO

Highly recommended, excellent selection of brioches. Try the violet aperitif, all accompanied by the friendly staff. Today with FABRY... Wonderful in the rain🥰 Today we went to ROCCIAMELONE, with our HARLEYs we were ALL HAPPY... every time I rediscover the aromas and flavors of tradition, but especially of my childhood, in this Splendid Valley... the sweets, the tart, the Torcetti, and two amazing PRINCESSES 🌹, who don't yet know they are... BRAVISSE🥰 GOING to ROCCIAMELONE is always a satisfaction for the palate and the eyes... you'll see that KAREN will also offer something savory... SIMPLY NICE... BRAVISSE

Milly Vanilli

The owner pampered us with a delicious cappuccino, an excellent coffee... and cream croissants... she and her bar were very nice and the breakfast was very good 🥐🥐🍵☕ definitely a recommended stop

Favolesvelte di Valeria Bianchi Mian

Friendly, welcoming. Wonderful monthly literary cafes. Excellent desserts. Valeria

Andrea Compierchio

Nice little bar with a wide variety of pastries. Perfect cappuccino. The young staff is super kind and friendly. I wish we saw more of them! Well done everyone!!!! It's a shame about the lack of sun exposure early in the morning, but if it's cold, there's room inside!

Andrea Z

Not just coffee! The violet spritz is excellent, and the attention to detail is evident, along with delicious snacks. It also serves as a cultural hub with book presentations.

G-woman

Just good. Go and enjoy it

308 GTS

A lovely mountain bar. The smell of fresh croissants wafted through as soon as we walked in. The staff is friendly, and the atmosphere is welcoming. It'll definitely make you want to return.

Tina Bellocco

Quiet location and friendly staff. I recommend the house aperitif, it's top notch. Breakfast service offers a variety of brioche flavors, especially the whole wheat version. Prices are appropriate for the location, considering the excellent service. I'll keep coming back.

Alessandro Mella

I've read some reviews from people who, evidently, have either never actually been there or don't know where they live. Complaining about the prices (among the lowest, or at least normal, I know) and especially the quality (it's notoriously considered among the best in the Lanzo Valleys for the quality of the coffee and the variety of choice) is indecent to say the least and shows a childish and unsuccessful attempt to smear a gem of the industry. The prices are absolutely normal, and the quality is top-notch. Does paying just over three euros for a croissant and soy cappuccino seem like a lot? If so, then travel the world. You need it! The café has a very respectable location, in the town center, with outdoor seating (always, not since post-Covid) and period furnishings that make it a true historic café (not a bar!) The selection of croissants is superior to many places in Turin and Milan. The kindness is almost unique. The goodness is legendary. So much so that the café has a huge clientele who always return for this very reason. Behind this establishment lies work, sacrifice, constant commitment, and a selection of the best at absolutely competitive prices. If you're accustomed to certain urban miseries, I'm sorry, but that's your problem. Simply put, some people don't deserve such delicacies. Caffè Rocciamelone is, in every way, a rarity because it combines the beauty and exceptional quality of the most renowned historic cafés with an unusual location. Having toured the most important historic cafés in Northern Italy, I can confidently say this. It has nothing to envy of the quality of the Florian in Venice, the Fiorio in Turin, the Specchi in Trieste, the Pedrocchi in Padua, and so on. Great beauty, great kindness, excellent prices, and the quality of the service and products surpasses what you'd normally find. In short, a great café, a great experience, but clearly not for everyone!

Paola Ghigo

Courtesy, Hospitality, Cleanliness, Relaxation Enter the Roccialmelone bar and step back in time: when Turin, from the Belle Époque to the 1970s, retreated to the valley to spend a well-deserved rest, breathing in the fresh air and drinking spring water. You'll be pampered by the kindness and quality of the products, even niche ones, always accompanied by interesting anecdotes related to the offerings. If you're lucky, in this delightful atmosphere, you might stumble upon some wonderful literary presentations related to the local area and beyond. A place to discover and rediscover in all seasons and at all ages.

Inneres auge

Soy cappuccino and (frozen) brioches (€3.10) seems a bit excessive considering the location and the quality of the products! I'd pay that price in the center of Turin or Milan for pastry-shop brioches and a suitable location! Prices definitely need to be reconsidered...