Work & Study Cafés Torino 💻

A map of cafés in Turin that are good for working or studying. All with free Wi-Fi, coffee, and comfy workspaces. Save this guide to explore the laptop-friendly cafè's of Torino! Details in each location about noise levels and food/drink offerings.

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Combo

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A all-encompassing establishment that caters to the modern worker. There is a chic hostel, meeting rooms as well as a recording studio, plus both a cafe and restaurant. This is a great place to go work. You can enjoy the more vintage cozy vibes to the left or modern vibes on the right. ✅Free WiFi ✅Plugs ☕️Italian style coffee 🍝Meals & Food available for long days 🎧overall fairly calm with only casual cafe background noise

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OGR - Officine Grandi Riparazioni

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A museum, restaurant, event space and cafe. OGR does welcome students and digital workers, as long as an event isn’t taking up the space. This is a good option if you are in the neighbourhood, however I will admit it isn’t my favorite for a few reasons: - the Wi-Fi is free but you have to sign up via Social and it tends to disconnect it gets annoying. -Plugs are available only on the social table, but they don’t let you sit there unless it is out of meal times. ✅Free WiFi (‼️But not great quality) ✅Plugs (‼️only at certain seats) ☕️Italian style coffee 🍝Food & restaurant available 🎧Most of the time fairly quiet, but during meal times it gets packed.

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Café BLOOM

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Cozy little café near the Vanchiglia neighbourhood. It is a bit off the usu path but is easily reached by transport or foot. They have fresh baked goods and really comfy area to work from. They also have great brunch! Only downside is they don’t have plugs readily available. ✅Free Wi-Fi ☕️Italian style coffee 🎧fairly empty and quiet with just light background music.

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Starbucks Torino

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Starbucks has landed in Turin! While there may be a line and downstairs might get a bit busy, upstairs is a great work spot. You can get your favorite Starbucks drink and spend as much time as you’d like working. ✅Free Wi-Fi ✅plugs available ☕️Italian & American style coffee 🎧downstairs is a bit noisy but upstairs is quieter with light background noise

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Busters Coffee

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An American style cafe made popular before Starbucks came through. It’s very popular with Italian students and can get a bit busy on weekends. Their food isn’t the best quality but it does work as a good work spot in the center. ✅Free Wi-Fi ☕️American and Italian style coffee 🎧quiet during the week but gets busy and noisy after school and weekends.

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Luna'sTorta

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Cozy tea shop and bookstore in San Salvario with plenty of space to work. ✅free Wi-Fi ✅lots of seating ☕️Italian style coffee 🎧usually fairly quiet with low background noise

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Costadoro Coffee Lab Diamond

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A creative coffee space by Costadoro that focuses on their specialty coffee and creative drinks. They have great food options and plenty of work space, however it gets very busy. ✅Free Wi-Fi ✅Plugs at every seat ☕️Italian and creative style coffee 🎧noisy, bring noise cancelling headphones if it’s not for you

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Mara dei Boschi

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A specialty coffee shop and gelateria, with areas to work. I won't say the space is comfortable necessarily, except for the huge table in the back to sprawl out all your notes. But it is all about the vibes - and they are basically as hipster as you can get. ✅Free WiFi ✅Plugs ☕️ Italian-style coffee + Filter, Cold Brew, V60 and even a decent Matcha. 🍝Snacks and Gelato available for long days (highly recommend the chocolate cake!) 🎧overall fairly calm with only casual cafe background noise

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Caffetteria Pasticceria Panetteria Gaudenti 1971

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While the front looks small, they have a large quiet back room with plenty of space to relax and work. Plus you can grab a delicious chocolate coffee while working 😋

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