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Milan Guide · Where to eat
Our favourite spots around Corso Buenos Aires, Porta Venezia, Loreto and NoLo, sorted by time of day. Almost all of them are just a few minutes’ walk from the suite.
Morning
Breakfast isn’t included in your stay, but the first pastry shop is literally right across from the front door.
Opposite the suite
Historic pastry shop since 1944, famous for its Milanese panettone, with a café.
Via Saverio Mercadante 17 · Open in Maps →
Corso Buenos Aires
Historic Milanese bakery and pastry shop: brioches, cakes and coffee at the counter.
Corso Buenos Aires 55 · Open in Maps →
Porta Venezia
Artisan pastry workshop, one of the Milanese’s favourites.
Via Felice Casati 27 · Open in Maps →
Porta Venezia
French boulangerie: croissants, pains au chocolat, quiches and croque-monsieurs.
Via Melzo 22 · Open in Maps →
Midday
Something good between sights, without wasting time.
Corso Buenos Aires
The historic home of thick, fluffy pizza by the slice.
Via Gaspare Spontini 4 · Open in Maps →
Centrale Station
Food market with artisan stalls: fresh pasta, sandwiches, sushi and desserts.
Via G. B. Sammartini 2 · Open in Maps →
Loreto
Hong Kong street food, cheap and quick, open every day.
Via Padova 3 · Open in Maps →
Porta Venezia
South Tyrolean cuisine with a fixed-price business lunch.
Viale Tunisia 14 · Open in Maps →
Evening
Aperitivo is a Milanese ritual: here’s where to enjoy it without going far.
Loreto
Historic bar since 1947, birthplace of the Negroni Sbagliato. Closed on Tuesdays.
Via Plinio 39 · Open in Maps →
NoLo
Pub and cocktail bar, the evening meeting spot on NoLo’s liveliest square.
Piazza Morbegno 2 · Open in Maps →
Porta Venezia
British-inspired cocktail bar with more than 200 spirits.
Via Panfilo Castaldi 25 · Open in Maps →
Dinner
Risotto, cotoletta and regional dishes: the trattorias to try.
NoLo
Historic Milanese trattoria, famous for its risottos.
Via della Temperanza 5 · Open in Maps →
NoLo
Seasonal regional cooking with produce from small suppliers. Closed Sundays and Mondays: booking recommended.
Piazza San Materno 12 · Open in Maps →
Porta Venezia
Osteria and pizzeria serving food from Apulia.
Via Achille Maiocchi 14 · Open in Maps →
Corso Buenos Aires
Popular restaurant and pizzeria serving Sicilian cuisine.
Via Nicola Piccinni 25 · Open in Maps →
Any time
Neapolitan, thin-crust or by the slice: this is one of the best areas in Milan for pizza.
Corso Buenos Aires
Neapolitan pizza, listed in the 50 Top Pizza guide.
Via Plinio 6 · Open in Maps →
Porta Venezia
Neapolitan pizza with ingredients from across Italy’s regions.
Viale Tunisia 6 · Open in Maps →
Loreto
Neapolitan pizzeria using naturally leavened dough.
Viale Abruzzi 62 · Open in Maps →
For a change
This is one of the most multicultural neighbourhoods in the city.
Loreto
Sichuan cuisine, recommended by the Michelin Guide.
Viale Monza 4 · Open in Maps →
Porta Venezia
Sushi and Asian cuisine, including all-you-can-eat.
Via Lecco 16 · Open in Maps →
Centrale Station
One of Milan’s long-established Mexican restaurants.
Via Emilio Cornalia 2 · Open in Maps →
Sweet finish
To round off the day, just a stone’s throw from home.
Corso Buenos Aires
Historic gelateria with nearly 50 flavours and lots of exotic fruit.
Via Pergolesi 3 · Open in Maps →
Corso Buenos Aires
Sicilian-style gelato, known for its cannolo cone.
Via Plinio 22 · Open in Maps →
Centrale Station
Artisan gelato made with seasonal fruit.
Via Vitruvio 38 · Open in Maps →
Porta Venezia
Artisan gelato with flavours that change every month.
Via San Gregorio 17 · Open in Maps →
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