Birrificio Torino is located in a two-story white concrete building with metal bars on the windows. Inside you can see their large copper brewing vessels and stainless steel fermenters. Parking is free along the street and it is an easy walk from public transportation. Just inside is the large dining area with tables on both sides. Their food menu consists of Italian pub appetizers, salads, pasta dishes, burgers, paninis, and a variety of main dishes. The place seems quite popular for dinner, with lots of happy dining patrons. Soft background music is playing under the layered conversations, and the old wooden floor creaks slightly. The walls are white with brick and wood trim and there is a central metal staircase going to an upper floor. On the left is the bar area and brewery. They have a 2-sided red-marble composite topped bar with 12 comfortable wooden chairs. The top of the bar is decorated with the script BT logo in yellow. Behind the bar are 3 stainless steel tap towers, and chalkboards list their 5 draft house beers. These are delicious and span the range from light to heavy. My favorite is their Rufus Bock. Sitting at the bar you also get a closer look at the beautiful shiny copper brewing vessels behind the bar. The staff is friendly and proficient, and the place has a charming quality to it.