We had a late lunch here, and sat in the cafe area as the restaurant area was closed. We ordered…read morethe eggplant Parmesan and a caesar salad. Both were excellent. Service was a tad slow, but we came at an odd time. The desserts looked amazing!

De Canto was my favorite caffe in Milano on my recent stay…read more The location was perfect right on the Piazza Della Scala. I stopped in after looking at the Galleria D'Italia, a space with free exhibits owned by Banca d'Intesa. This caffe has a warm wood interior. You may order at your table any of the food or drinks and the waitstaff will bring it to you. I spent a countless number of times at de Canto because I had just window-shopped along the Via Montenapoleone or had visited Rizzoli in the Galleria nearby or just wanted an oasis of quiet in this mad, chaotic city that was away from the crowds. There is no copperto so you don't pay extra to sit or stand. It's copperto free! I enjoyed having a cup of tea in each visit. If you order a coffee, you get a small piece of Venchi chocolate - a nice treat! Tired from shopping, from visiting the Duomo, from your crazy co-workers or sweetheart who has been nagging you all day, stop by de Canto. You will leave refreshed and feeling very zen.

This is an excellent bakery and cafe in Milan. Stopped in for breakfast before our walking tour. We…read morearrived about 8am and they were still whipping up some delicious goodies in the oven. So many pastries it was hard to choose. I really enjoyed their croissants and coffee. Their focaccia bread was so soft and squishy and pretty filling. If you're looking for quick pick me up, this place is it.

I really loved this spot. There were so many goodies it was hard for me to pick just one…read more Everything smelled good and looked so fresh. It was fast service, we moved pretty well. I walked up on this gem and I was happy to have found it!

A friend and I stopped by for breakfast in Milano. It was walking distance from the major…read moreattractions like Il Duomo, but certainly wasn't a tourist trap. Many locals stopped in for the traditional Italian standing at the counter espresso and cornetto. We, however, wanted to sit down and relax and they had ample seating upstairs to do so. The waitress brought our cappuccinos to our table and we enjoyed looking down at the bustling cafe. The pastry selection was amazing and it was hard to decide what to get! I got a savory croissant sandwich and a pistachio cream-filled croissant. I ate a croissant every day for a week in Italy and these were definitely the best ones we found! The pistachio cream was a little sweet and it was filled to the point that when I bit in it exploded everywhere, but then again I'm a bit of a mess. Also no regrets. If I had been in Milano longer I would have come back to try even more pastries!

It's all delicious, esp. the Pannetone. Very pleasant staff, good vibe to just chill out on the…read moremezzanine. I turned into pretty much a daily visitor while I was there. The fruit and yogurt breakfast is a delight for the eyes too.

one of the best pistachio gelatos in milan!! the gelato has actual bits of pistachio that provide a…read morelot of texture. with every purchase of ice cream, you get a waffle chip and get to pick between the chocolate sauces to dip it in. they also have a sit-down option where you can order a Cappe Speciali, like an elevated sundae. The issue was that our order came out looking nothing like the image with its various toppings, yet after informing the waiter, they took it back and added the additional toppings.

Our Airbnb host actually recommended this chain of shops for gelato, but affogato (8 euros) in the…read moremorning we had instead! This one is located near the duomo and wasn't too busy despite the presence of their breakfast menu and multitude of tables. There was definitely a small up charge to sit at the tables which was of no bother. The affogato felt oddly satisfying in the morning, though the vanilla gelato was more the texture of ice cream. Maybe they save the real gelato -- which are kept in the small covered metal containers -- for the actual gelato orders?

A cozy place to go for breakfast/brunch. The outdoor seating is especially beautiful when it's…read moreraining outside. I got to sit under the canopy and work for a bit while enjoying a Nutella crêpe and warm cappuccino. Four stars because it took a while for my order to get to me... I understand the crêpe taking some time but I had to remind one of the waitresses of my cappuccino. The crêpe was rubbery but it had a generous amount of Nutella, so that made up for it. The cappuccino was alright, but very necessary for the perfect rainy day breakfast.

Wow. Truly fresh very carefully prepared meals. This is a lovely restaurant with great service. I…read morehad eggplant Parmigiano and it was so fresh,, tasty,, elegant. Good drinks. Love this place.

This location is closed. The store front is empty and there is a for lease sign on the door.read more

Excellent breakfast stand. Espresso was some of the best I had in Italy. The turkey breakfast…read moresandwich came on a delightful bun, fluffy and tasty like a croissant. Wife had avocado toast, and fruit, both were good as well. Very cheap and quick cafe.

The food was good The service was good…read more The ambiance was good I had to wait extra time for my main course but I was enjoying my time there.

Lubar was wonderful in every way; food, service & ambiance! Recommended by my daughter and her…read morefiancée; we recommend it to anyone visiting Milano

Maybe it's just me, since all the reviews are glowing, but I found the espresso to be quite…read moresour/acidic. Not the best I've had. Macchiato was 1.70EUR, which is not terrible but TripAdvisor had hyped up the roast in my head. Employees were so lovely though I would come back just to talk and maybe have a redemption shot. Lovely ambiance, at least the other people seemed to like their drinks.

Had to visit and give this cafe a whirl since it has the highest google rating for a cafe in Milan…read more Was it worth it? Yeap. The selections of croissant alone would make me want to come back. I can't remember all but I ended up with the pain au chocolat to go with my cortado. The cafe is small, with a few small tables inside and outside. It's run by two baristas and they're quick. We went first thing in the morning, and were a little surprise of the small line that was building outside since the cafe wasn't opened yet. Tho, that served as a good sign for us. The locals love it.