Great vibe as soon as you walk in. It gets busy so be prepared to wait. The staff were very…read morefriendly even though they were busy. The pastry counter was amazing. Lots to choose from. I went with the double baked and it was delicious. Looked like an almond croissant, but has raspberry and white chocolate hidden inside...it was a good start to the day! The savoury breakfasts that came out all looked really good and they do lunch as well. Definitely worth a visit. Quick do take out but slower, relaxed eat-in service.

We stopped here for a cup of coffee and pastry after arriving in Milan. We had a nice seat outside…read moreand enjoyed an avocado toast and a pastry. It felt very charming and cozy!

What I've noticed is that I need my dose of cats/dogs when I'm travelling and it led to a fun…read moreexperience of a cat cafe in Milan. Crazy Cat Cafe is located in a quiet part of Milan even though it is surprisingly close to the Milan Centrale Station. They recommend pressing the doorbell when you are ready to enter as to not let the cats out. They were serving lunch only when we arrived and start serving coffee at 2:30 pm. There is a 1.5 euro charge per person for visiting the cats and require a 3.5 euro per person additional consumption minimum. We ordered the buffalo and spinach ravioloni, pappardelle with tuna ragout, octopus and shrimp soup, and the set menu (gnocchi). The gnocchi and soup were great, the ravioloni was decent, and we didn't finish the pappardelle. The lavendar lemonade was refereshing. The cats were mostly asleep when we arrived. Freddie Mercury loves the staff and mainly wanted to cuddle up with them. Mina was chilling and got the most pets out of us. Blondie was trapped in the bathroom but seemed like he/she wanted to stay there and also was screaming for pets. It was interesting to see Joey (the three-legged black cat) climb and run around. I would definitely love to come back when they serve coffee and just relax.

One meal and one drink minimum per person. That's mandatory…read more I get why they have the mandatory meal and drink purchase. Otherwise people would just go to pet the cats and then leave. lol The cats were great. I mean they weren't very friendly. You could tell they were tired of people lol But it was fun to see them laying around or even playing with each other. We ordered the spooky lemonade and hot chocolate. I wouldn't recommend the hot chocolate though. Not my favorite. The lemonade was fire! So good! I got the skull dessert and it was so cute! Plus it tasted good. And my husband ordered the fried mushrooms. He didn't care for that too much. Overall, a great stop to visit some cute cats! :)

had lunch here today and loved it. we started off with the buffet (more like antipasto/starters)…read morewith had loads of vegetables grilled and sautéed, fried chicken, few other meats and pastries. I think their primo (pasta and lasagna) and secondo changes everyday. Prices were 5euro buffet, 5euro primo and 7euro secondo. our friends ordered some coffee in the end which was really good. definitely recommend going there if you have a few mins to enjoy your food. The server was also very friendly.

Amazing amazing chocolate croissants (not to mention they were much easier on the wallet than…read moreexpected). If I lived near here, I'm pretty sure I would stop by and get a pastry everyday (so I'm glad I don't live that close). The staff was also very considerate and helpful! Two thumbs up!

Great little place just near the station to grab a coffee, a pastry or a fresh juice to kick off…read moreyour day site seeing in Milan. I have one of the Jane infused croissants and it was magical, also the staff are wonderful and warm and greet many of the customers by name.

A little hidden super market under the train station. It was hard to find, but we found it after…read moresome struggles. We needed some baby supplies and this place had what we needed. Some portions of this place smelled a little weird, but other than that, I liked the experience here. If you need some super market products at super market prices, this is the place.

This supermarket is 1 floor down by main atrium of the Milano centrale station, kinda tucked in…read morebehind the escalator. We loved their freshly made food, the sandwiches, risotto, Milanese, salads, & desserts were all great & very REASONABLY priced! 2 items, dessert or side dish, & a drink for only 10.90 euros! They also have great selections of snacks (including ice cream), salad bowls, & reasonably-priced wines (u can get one for 6-7 euros for a 750ml bottle). The staff were pretty efficient, but spoke limited English. It's so conveniently located, so you can grab food on your way as you go to your destination by train.

Very friendly and thoughtful service. Food was good, coffee/ beverages excellent…read more Casual relaxing atmosphere!

Omg... I tried the soup because i wanted soup for breakfast. I ordered the ramen and quite…read moreliterally it was the same as a packet of ramen one buys for 0.25! Add pepper, an egg, and hot dog chunks.... And they charge 6 euros. For shame! Have you no decency!

Great place to get coffee when ur in a rush. Service is quick bec they seem to always have a lot of…read morepeople behind the bar. The pastries were too cold when they served it so Im taking a star. Very well lit though and there are chairs and tables outside the cafe so you can certainly eat and have your coffee while waiting for your train. Another great option at the Milan Central station.

Great for a quick breakfast before heading to your train. They have deals too where you get a caffe…read moreor cappuccino plus brioche for a set price. I tried the brioche con cream and a cappuccino. Both were perfect!

Incredibly delicious & satisfying the craving for gelato!! Extensive variety! I wish there was a…read morelittle more seating -- basically a small bench inside & a small bench outside for a very busy gelato place. But we still loved it & we will go back again this evening!

Paganelli was our last gelato in Italy, and it's definitely a good one. Baci and pistachio flavors…read morewere great, and the watermelon and lemon granitas were fantastic. Definitely would return! 4.5 stars.

Excellent bar. Not the best one in all Italy, however, it's definitely great and ALWAYS has…read moredifferent varieties of brioche and cornetto at all times. If you're a late riser, skipped breakfast at home, came from a long train ride or are heading off traveling, this is definitely a good spot in the centrale station to stop by. It's never over crowded and it is located downstairs by the supermarket. There are no chairs to sit on but they have tall tables where you can sip on your cappuccino while you enjoy your brioche. The staff is very friendly and everything is always made fresh. They also have to go cups in case you're in a hurry and can't skip coffee. Great spot in centrale station, make sure to check it out!

ORIGIN: Caffe' Panzera opened nearly one hundred years ago…read moreand continues to be owned by the same family. LOCATION: The cafe remains it its original location on a street corner near the Milan Station. As a result, it is a popular and familiar destination for visitors looking to refresh before or after travel. CONCEPT: Caffe Panzera serves the diverse needs of visitors and local residents alike ... as a coffee house, bakery, and restaurant/bar. EXPERIENCE: My experience represents being a visitor looking for a place to have breakfast, unwind from travel, and pick up some pastries. In this way it is aligned with a big component of what Caffe Panzera offers. There are several breakfast combinations on the menu and I chose "Caffe Salata". Anticipating visitors from near and far, the menu includes an English translation. The combination includes a cup of espresso, a freshly made sandwich composed of cheese, thin slices of cured ham (Prosciutto) on a warmed long roll, and, to my delight fresh squeezed blood orange juice. I enjoyed each very much. As shops might be closed at my final destination, I picked up some pastries -- Cannoli and Sfogliatelle. ATMOSPHERE: There is seating inside and outside the restaurant, densely packed, with glass-topped cloth covered tables. When I visited it was off hours, so there was no sense of feeling crowded. The original counter, depicted in photographs, remains intact. SERVICE: The server kindly offered me a glass of water to extend my relaxing perch. I thought this was considerate... I didn't feel pushed out the door, as is the case in many U.S. urban restaurants. Thoughtful details... the curved water glass and paper doily, elevated the otherwise simple drink. TIPS: One time I received pastries in a paper bag, another in a sturdy box. I suggest requesting a box if you would like your pastries to present well at arrival. A bathroom is located up a steep and narrow staircase. In reading other's reviews, some are apparently referring to a location inside of the train station. This original location is outside of the train station at a street corner and likely reflects a very different experience. Although an English translation is available on the menu, it is easy to order in the language of the server. This is respectful and likely welcomed despite foreign accent.

Is near the train station... So yeah, if you're in Japan,…read morethis pretty much means it's probably really good. However, in Italy, that doesn't really apply - instead, you get relentless mediocrity. That said, it really isn't bad. Given the other choices in the neighborhood, which, by and large, are far worse, if you've got a little ti,e to kill, you may as well end up here...