Al Monte Dei Cappuccini — Restaurant in Turin

Visiting Al Monte del Capuchini was a profoundly moving experience. As I ascended the path, each step felt like a journey through time and emotion, leaving the hustle of the city far below. The air grew cooler, crisper, infused with a sense of tranquility that seemed to emanate from the very stones of the pathway.

When I reached the top, the view took my breath away. The city of Turin sprawled out beneath me, bathed in a golden light that softened every edge and whispered stories of centuries past. The panorama was not just a feast for the eyes, but a balm for the soul. It felt as if the world paused for a moment, allowing me to breathe in the beauty and serenity of the place.

The church itself is a masterpiece of simplicity and grace, its quiet interior a stark contrast to the vibrant city below. Sitting in the pews, I felt a wave of peace wash over me, as if the chapel were embracing me in its timeless serenity.

Al Monte del Capuchini is more than a viewpoint or a historic site; it's a place where you can feel the heartbeat of the past and the quiet whisper of eternity. It’s a sanctuary for the soul, offering a moment of reflection and connection that is both rare and precious. If you visit Turin, let your heart guide you to this sacred hill – it’s an experience you will carry with...

I don’t leave bad reviews often but I feel this one is warranted. I don’t know about the food, but if you’re looking for coffee, try somewhere else.

I felt ignored and unwelcome by the staff, with whom I had to make eye contact multiple times to get their attention.

They had me move to another table because the one I sat at was reserved for lunch only. The waitress took a while to come back and take my order.

The coffee was watery and not great for the 3€ it cost. I was also told it’s not permitted to pay by card for such...

The food is mediocre at best, especially compared to the prices. One of us is gluten intolerant (which means she has to keep a strictly gluten free diet) and couldn't order anything to eat, as we were told that the are no gluten free menus offered. Which is okay. But as this person asked to use the toilette, she was denied because she "didn't order something". Do yourself a favor and skip this place. A couple of meters down the hill you'll find way...