Where to eat in Milan?
You shouldn't think about where to eat in Milan, because the city has over 4,800 cafes, pizzerias, restaurants, bars and other catering establishments. As for the menu, in Milan restaurants and cafes you will find pasta, risotto, pizza, pork, veal, fish and seafood dishes...
Where to eat in Milan cheap?
You can eat inexpensively in numerous fast food establishments. But if your goal is to have an inexpensive snack on a delicious pizza, go to Maruzella Pizzeria (average bill - 10-12 euros).
For inexpensive and tasty dishes, you can go to trattorias (in most of these establishments you can dine for 10-15 euros).
It is worth taking a look at Trattoria Pizzeria da Martino - here you will find high quality dishes (chicken in white wine, Ligurian rabbit, Milanese schnitzel) at reasonable prices (average bill - 20-25 euros).
Where to eat in Milan delicious?
- Unico: this restaurant invites its guests to taste exquisite cuisine - truffles, porcini mushrooms, carpaccio and other delicious treats. In this restaurant, you can reserve a table from which you can watch the chef prepare the dish you ordered. The uniqueness of the institution lies in the fact that here you can attend a master class, and every Sunday - at a thematic brunch (visitors are given the opportunity to taste traditional dishes typical for different Italian regions).
- Picasso: visiting this cozy Italian restaurant, you can order both classic and gourmet dishes (oyster risotto, stewed octopus, mint ice cream). It is worth considering that the institution is closed on Mondays..
- Il Luogo di Aimo: in this restaurant you can not only eat deliciously (pasta with cocoa beans, Tuscan porcini, lobsters in almond sauce), but also enjoy the local interior (the institution has many sculptures and paintings).
- Giacomo Arengario: the menu of this restaurant will delight lovers of seafood - here you can order dishes from lobsters, oysters, crabs, salmon ... Having lunch or dinner in this restaurant, you can admire the panorama that opens from here to the Duomo square.
- Glandestino Milano: This restaurant serves "Italian sushi" made with carnaroli rice, while seaweed and wasabi are replaced with olive oil and burrata cheese. In this place you can order such unusual dishes as edible toothpaste and mint "mouthwash" (it acts as a drink).
Gastronomic tours in Milan
During a gastronomic trip, you will attend a master class of Italian cuisine (you will be able to cook 3 dishes on your own), and also visit the Peck grocery store - here, depending on the season and your taste preferences, a wine tasting, a tasting of various cheeses will be organized for you, risotto and other delicacies (tasting will be accompanied by a story about the history of the store).
While vacationing in Milan, you can travel around its surroundings to better get acquainted with Italian culinary traditions (you will visit pasta factories, wine cellars and bakeries, farms specializing in the production of dairy products).
