Milan is packed with restaurants that serve a wide variety of world cuisines. Like all Italian cities, it has its own culinary traditions, and thanks to recent waves of immigration, the range of ethnic restaurants has increased enormo…Open the full description
Milan is packed with restaurants that serve a wide variety of world cuisines. Like all Italian cities, it has its own culinary traditions, and thanks to recent waves of immigration, the range of ethnic restaurants has increased enormously.
Porta Venezia has a strong African presence and features numerous Eritrean, Ethiopian, Lebanese and Egyptian eateries. Paolo Sarpi Street (Chinatown) is home to many traditional Chinese restaurants, while Via Padova is known for its little South American bistros. In the Navigli area there are a handful of trattorias where you can taste traditional Milanese dishes, the most famous one being “risotto alla Milanese” (creamy saffron risotto). Another typical local dish is "cassoeula" (a rich pork and cabbage stew).
Santeria
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28
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As well as having a lovely large courtyard, great food and a shop where you can buy independent books, rare records and stylish clothing, Santeria runs cooking, sewing, music, mixology, screen-printing and graphics courses.
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Giulio Pane e Ojo
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15
5
It is an institution in the area of Porta Romana. The quality of the food is quite high for the price you pay for the lunch menu. In fact, at dinner time the restaurant has much higher prices. Are you into wine? You will love to match your lunch with their house wine which that comes for free with the lunch menu.
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3 h
Languages
English, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, French, Japanese, Portuguese, Chinese
Fonderie Milanesi
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23
3
Located near Bocconi University, this bar and restaurant attracts a mixed crowd of students and local workers (the average age is around 30 years). It has very nice interiors, it’s a good spot for a drink and there’s a free buffet. If you’re still hungry, you can eat at the restaurant although it’s a bit expensive.
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Panzerotti Luini
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42
6
Panzerotti, panzerotti, panzerotti. Try a variety of fillings like the original tomato and mozzarella, the classic ricotta and spinach, and the mouthwatering spicy salami. Panzerotti come baked, fried, and even with sweet fillings. At €2.50 each, they're one of the best budget snacks in the area.
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Leoncavallo
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31
2
Nowadays Leoncavallo is a multidisciplinary space dedicated to culture in all its forms, music and, of course, politics. Throughout the year it hosts concerts, debates, exhibitions and a wide variety of other cultural events.
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Pizza Mundial
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21
1
It's the main place in Lambrate District for a cheap meal, but don't worry: it will satisfy you for sure! Everyone who study or work in the area knows that here will always find something good to eat for very few Euros: two slices of focaccia only cost 1€! It's also open until late night if you happen to be hungry after a wild night!
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Have a Taste of Milan: City & Food Tour
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40
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Duration
3 h
Languages
English, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, French, Japanese, Portuguese, Chinese
Bianco Latte
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19
2
A good breakfast is the best way to start the day! Luckily Bianco Latte is open all day long, so it doesn’t really matter what time you wake up. Here you can enjoy tasty piadina, pasta and salads for both lunch and dinner. If you’re looking for the perfect snack, try their ice cream, hot chocolate or homemade pastries.
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Pizzeria Spontini
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21
8
The best offer in the area for a quick meal, cheap and filling this is best than any fast food chain. Also this is one of the only few places in Milan still making pizza in this traditional way, imported from South Italy more than 60 years ago.
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Eataly Smeraldo
Food & Supplies
19
2
I recently heard on the radio that the New York branch of Eataly is the third most visited place in the city after the Statue of Liberty and the Guggenheim Museum. Whether this is true or not, Eataly is definitely the best place in Milan for lovers of good food.
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Open
Eating
16
1
There's free wi-fi, a calm atmosphere, great coffee and food available. Plenty of events to spice up the afternoon and a big window overlooking the street to get inspiration in case you are a creative mind. Also, you can browse the travel guides available for free!
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Triennale di Milano
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14
6
Opened in 2007, Triennale Design Museum is the first of its kind in Italy. It’s set up as an interactive space so you’ll get to experience design in a very easy way. It’s suitable for children as well as adults.
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Le Biciclette
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14
3
Come here to enjoy contemporary Italian dishes including fresh pasta, carpaccio, cheese or cold cut platters and delectable homemade desserts. Events are held here all year round. Le Biciclette also serves as a shop window for new products with ad hoc displays and art exhibitions.
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Birrificio Lambrate: il pub
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14
3
If you like beer you should definitely try to spend a night in this place. You could hardly find these beers somewhere else and once you try them you will never want to drink anything else! The local and friendly atmosphere will do the rest: even if you come here alone, you will probably leave with new friends!
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Pizza Am
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10
1
If you dont have the time to travel to Napoli and have the real pizza napoletana, this place is for you to try. You might have to wait an hour in order to get in, but it is worth the wait. They will take your name by the door and offer you a panini and sparkling wine while you're waiting.
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Mercato di via Fauche
Other
14
5
The Fauchè street market should be the starting point for anyone visiting Milan for the first time. Besides getting amazing opportunities for great shots, it can also be a real paradise for bargain seekers looking for quality. Amazing and authentic Italian products are found here, especially leather shoes and bags and real brands with discount.
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