Department of FoodieDepartment of FoodieCute cafe, inspired by European versions, for a variety of coffee brews, pies and ice cream, with outdoor seating.
From Google Maps reviews.
I stopped by Caffe Torino in Astoria and ordered an Americano, and it ended up being a really solid coffee experience. The Americano was smooth, rich, and well-balanced—not too bitter, with a nice depth of flavor that you don’t always get from neighborhood spots. You can tell they’re using quality beans and putting care into how the coffee is made, which makes a difference even with something as simple as an Americano. The café uses Italian-style coffee, which tends to have that fuller, more ro
A beautiful spot in a prime location—perfect for locals who can just step downstairs to a corner coffee shop with an open-concept layout, lush greenery, and great aesthetics. There's plenty of seating, even for groups of six, making it ideal for hanging out. The bakery is stacked with options, from pistachio muffins to thick, juicy baklavas. The menu is simple, with average pricing in line with nearby spots. I did try a vanilla iced latte, but it was watered down despite not waiting long—maybe t
I love this café. It has some of the best coffee in the area, and is by far the best iced latte around. The space is bright, clean and comfortable and I love sitting outside when the weather gets warm. The food, gelato and baked goods are consistently delicious.
From the Oct 15, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
No one on shift holds the required food-safety certificate.