Centralino
Visitors praise Centralino's elegant and bright atmosphere, with some noting it as a quiet spot with a great view of the cathedral, and appreciating the variety of coffee extractions. However, many complain about the extremely high prices for drinks and food, which they feel are not justified by the quality, and some have experienced unwelcoming service and unclear pricing, particularly in the club.
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Last Saturday there was a blackout that lasted a long time and they wouldn't let anyone out. There were people crowding at the cash registers to pay but they weren't working and everyone didn't care. In fact, if you wanted to leave you had to pay in cash and you could leave.
Around 2:30 the power went out, and they didn't let the minors out through the main exit. They forced them to crowd towards the cash registers, blaming them for crowding in when they simply wanted to leave the venue. They forced them to queue for 20 minutes to get to the cash registers, many of them just to avoid paying, taking a ticket to leave and then leaving. Personally, as a girl, it was terrible to be left with the lights off, unable to go out, with 40 kids around them pushing to get out and pay.
Even Centralino has been added, reluctantly, to the list of nightclubs that practice gender discrimination. It's truly sad: it was perhaps one of the few in Turin that was safe.
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Last updated on 3 August 2026