Finalmente ho trovato un buon cannolo siciliano a Milano! Mi hanno appena portato un vassoio di…read morecannoli in regalo dalla Siciliana (dimenticato di fare la foto!!!) e devo dire che, nonostante il cannolo fosse già riempito quando l'hanno comprato e avesse fatto un viaggio nel vassoio sino a me, il cannolo era eccellente. La ricotta perfetta, liscia e dolce al punto giusto, la scorza friabile e spessa al punto giusto. Non so se sia il miglior cannolo di Milano, ma decisamente tra i migliori. TOP!!!!

Amazing food! Definitely order one of the Granitas (something between a smoothie and an ice cream)…read moreand one of the more savory rolls from the left glass case (I had the spinach roll). The Scicilian brioche is also great, but we tought it could use some filling like cheese or ham. Down side: you mist order the food at the counter and being it yourself to the outside area, and to use this area you pay an extra euro.

This place is a must-try!!! Located in the mezzanine floor above the Prada store at the Galleria…read moreVittorio Emanuele II in Milan. Not only do they have the best hot chocolate in that I've tried, they have quite a selection of pastries & breakfast plates to choose from while enjoying the view of the central lobby of the famous gallery. The staff here are very attentive & helpful in explaining their various specialty cakes & pastries

It was alright. Line to get in was expected. We ordered two espressos and drank at the counter. The…read moreespresso tasted as though the pull was slightly burnt. Not my favorite spot in Milan. Cute location and nice staff though

Small menu, but really good food and service. I particularly like the whole grain bread options!read more

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.

Lovely place to grab a bite before theater or after walking near Duomo…read more It was freaking hot & we were hungry- decided to stop here for light bites. Hostess was not friendly, we were here in afternoon & service was limited to cafe /bar. Some rude guy barged in front & was served first- After this initial BS -we finally settled in little red velvet seats in cafe section & thoroughly enjoyed our sandwiches & coffee ( one cappuccino & one iced & sweetened) Desserts & pastries in case look absolutely incredible- worth returning for a try .

I like the cafe below the opera house. Food here is delicate. I would recommend you visit them if…read moreyou come to visit the opera house. They have sandwiches and the dessert. We have the tuna sandwich and the cold cut ham sandwich. I like the marinate sauce on the tuna. It is a bit sweet. The best thing is to try their dessert. Our first dessert is call Amour. This dessert is coat with red sweet sugar and top with eatable gold chocolate sheet on top. The bottom is a cookie. The inside is strawberry filling with white chocolate mousse. The second dessert call Caramel. Outward is coated with chocolate. Top with gold color chocolate. This dessert is great experience. When we want to use the toilet, it located at the trap door. The soup is black. It make this cafe interesting.

The food is delicious - be sure to try the salmon penne - and the cocktails are superb. The service…read moreis super-friendly and the ambiance is casual and comfortable. Eating here feels like eating at the home of a friend. Max made our evening fun and special! I will definitely return next time I visit Milan.

This place is amazing. Great way to release some anger after a stressful day at work.read more

If you want panettone, and amazing stuff at that, it doesn't have to be Christmas, it just has to…read morebe Vergani. This stuff is like "panna from heaven". Back area even had some loaves for 50% off - chaCHING! Come after 5:30 for some half price croissants too. Just a great place to know about if you're visiting the city.

From the owner: 100 mq per celebrare un'icona di Milano: una golosa boutique dove poter acquistare il vero…read morepanettone Vergani fresco tutto l'anno. Il primo panettone "a km zero" perché giungerà in negozio ancora tiepido ogni mattina dal laboratorio distante solo poche centinaia di metri. Classico, o allo zenzero candito e cioccolato, e poi ancora colombe, torte e croissant accompagnate da caffè, tè o Barbayada.

Located on Via Feltre between Parco Lambro and the Udine Metro stop, this small cafe beckoned with…read moreseats right on the sidewalk, under a shady canopy. On a very (and I do mean very) hot summer day, after walking through Parco Lambro, this spot was just what we needed to cool down and refresh. The drink offering include coffees, water, beer (both bottle and draft) and liquors (this is just a few items I noticed). Food is available, but we did not look into the menu during this visit. A seat in the shade, and a cold beer and water were just what this American in Italy was after. Covered seating is located on either side of the kiosk. We chose a seat toward Via Crescenzago to catch the breeze and enjoyed the flower vendor display across the road. The building is nothing more than a large kiosk with no indoor seating. Behind the tables, on the wall, are cute lanterns with German Beer logos. There is plenty of room to bring your friends and the prices can not be beat in Milan. Locals came by for coffee or beer, and to chat with the owners while we enjoyed the day from a shady spot. This is a great little neighborhood find.

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!