As the name implies, you feel like you're eating at someone's house at this relative newcomer, open since early 2014. The decor is mismatched vintage... Read More
This restaurant on the trendy Corso Como achieves full potential during Milan’s annual fashion week. Renowned designer Tom Ford rents a table for... Read More
An old-school Milanese restaurant with antique furnishings, Antica Trattoria della Pesa has been in operation since 1880. Classic dishes like risotto... Read More
An institution serving classic Tuscan cuisine, Bice has been popular with Milanese society since its opening in 1939. While enjoying your handmade pasta... Read More
This is a great spot to meet friends for a late dinner after a performance at La Scala (just two minutes away). The restaurant turns out reliably good... Read More
The focus of this sleek shop is gelato ice cream, chocolate, and coffee, though sandwiches and pastries are also available. Handmade chocolate is... Read More
Lines snake out the door even in winter at this gelateria near the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II (there are also three other locations in Milan). While... Read More
Coming from the kitchen of Italy’s first restaurant to win three Michelin stars, chef Carlo Cracco teamed with gourmet food seller Peck to launch... Read More
Delicatessen takes its inspiration from Alto Adige, an area in the north of Italy where you're more likely to get schnitzel or smoked trout than a plate... Read More
This rustic Roman osteria is always crowded, especially at lunch, when crowds clamor for the $11 menu (primo, secondo, contorno, vino). The pastas are... Read More
Serving contemporary Italian food for more than 50 years, owners Aimo and Nadia respect the tradition and heritage of their dishes but aren't bound by... Read More
Established by fashion stylist Roberto Cavalli, this steel and glass restaurant and club at the foot of Torre Branca in Parco Sempione remains a hot... Read More
A refined yet comfortable restaurant, La Briciola is particularly pretty at night, when the plants are illuminated with hundreds of little lights,... Read More
A pleasant, casual restaurant with a small but creative menu that changes monthly. The wine selection is extensive as befits a place that doubles as a... Read More
Once a small dairy shop selling milk and eggs, this tiny latteria in the Porta Nuova neighborhood expanded its menu during the impoverished years that... Read More
A hole-in-the-wall tucked away on a side street behind the Duomo, Luini sells mostly panzerotti, a type of deep-fried calzone that's a bit lighter than... Read More
A love child born of the union between Martini and Dolce & Gabbana, this bar at the back of the menswear department of the world famous boutique is... Read More
Superstar chef Nobu Matsuhisa's Milanese outpost is located in the Armani Superstore, though you can enter from the street. Marrying his classical... Read More
Mozzarella aficionados need look no further than the corner of Via Mercato and Via Fiori Chiari in the Brera district. Sourcing only from strictly... Read More
Reservations are a must at this classic Italian restaurant, located around the corner from fashionable Via Monte Napoleone. Tables are packed cheek-by... Read More
A Milanese landmark since 1824, Pasticceria Marchesi offers traditional Italian sweets: biscotti, cakes, and pralines as well as coffee (of course) in a... Read More
All of the various Princi locations in Milan are crowded at lunchtime, with locals lining up for excellent focaccia, pizza, and sandwiches, as well as... Read More
Michelin-starred chef Carlo Cracco, who also hosts MasterChef Italia and Hell's Kitchen Italia, offers his innovative take on Milanese tradition in a... Read More
Combining haute cuisine and affordable prices, chef Davide Oldani has been rewarded with a Michelin star and a months-long waiting list for a table at... Read More
A jewel of a restaurant serving refined Tuscan food since 1958. The green-painted wood panels, embossed wallpaper, graniglia floors, and stucco details... Read More
Hometown chef and cookbook author Claudio Sadler's eponymous restaurant offers an escape from the frenetic pace of Milan. Five intimate rooms are... Read More
