Italian

Cibrario

Italian · Bakery · Pastry · Torino · Italia

Neighborhood Favorite
1creator review

The story

In Torino’s San Donato neighborhood, Cibrario has quietly earned a loyal following. Local reviewer Franchino Er Criminale calls it “a good bakery” and gives it a solid 8, praising the rustic pastry and chocolate croissant as clear highlights. The olive bread, however, is a noted letdown.

Beyond the standout chocolate croissant and the Rustico Prosciutto Mozzarella e Pomodoro, Cibrario also turns out a plain croissant (vuoto) and a mozzarella focaccia. While the olive bread falters, the rest of the lineup—earthy, well-made, and consistent—makes this a worthy stop for a quick breakfast or afternoon treat in this residential corner of Torino.

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AI summary of what 5 dish mentions say about the food

Cibrario’s minimalist croissant vuoto earns rapturous praise for its ethereal, buttery layers, while the overall vibe is one of quiet, devoted reverence for pure, unadorned craft.

The plain croissant barely has any butter taste. Mediocre.
Franchino Er Criminale👍

What creators say

1 creator has covered Cibrario. Most active: Franchino Er Criminale

  • Franchino Er Criminale
    Franchino Er Criminale

    Forni criminali SAN DONATO Torino · @ 2:29

    Loved

    A good bakery in San Donato — the rustic pastry and chocolate croissant are highlights, the olive bread is disappointing, but overall it's a solid 8.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Rustico Prosciutto Mozzarella e Pomodoro

      This rustic pastry with ham, mozzarella and tomato is well made and well cooked, with a nice crust that we like. It's well filled. Nothing to shout about, but very honest.

    • Pane alle Olive

      This olive bread looks beautiful but it's a bit elastic. It's more beautiful than good — when you see it you think 'wow', then you eat it and it's just okay. Disappointing.

    • Focaccia con Mozzarella

      This focaccia with mozzarella is better than the olive bread — it's more like a focaccia, the dough is different, it melts in the mouth. Good.

    • Croissant Vuoto

      The plain croissant barely has any butter taste. Mediocre.

    • Croissant al Cioccolato

      This chocolate croissant has a lot of chocolate, and it's good chocolate. It's identical to the plain one but filled with chocolate. Very good.

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