Dog-Friendly Restaurants in Turin

Founded in 1763, Al Bicerin is the birthplace of the bicerin (espresso, chocolate and cream) and one of Turin's most storied cafés. The tiny interior doesn't admit dogs but the portico tables outside are dog-friendly and offer a front-row view of the Santuario della Consolata.

A traditional trattoria on Turin's largest square (Piazza Vittorio Veneto), open since 1863. Leashed dogs are welcome in the arcade seating with views of the Gran Madre church and the River Po. Hearty Piedmontese classics at fair prices.

A modern vermouth bar and bistrot in the hip San Salvario district, with a sunny outdoor terrace that actively welcomes dogs — water bowls are routinely brought without asking. Aperitivo hour is legendary; the kitchen stays open late for small plates.