Centro Botanico

3.6 (7 reviews)

PriceyFruits & Veggies, Cosmetics & Beauty Supply, Health Markets

Closed • 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Centro Botanico - La "sfilata" di tè e tisane - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Milan, Michigan

Centro Botanico - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Milan, Michigan

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Via Cesare Correnti 10
20123 Milan
Italy
Centro Storico
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02 72023525
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Hours

What time does Centro Botanico open?

Centro Botanico opens at 10:00 AM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

What time does Centro Botanico close?

Centro Botanico is closed on Monday and Sunday.Centro Botanico closes at 7:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Mon, Sun ClosedTue-Sat 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM

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Is Centro Botanico by appointment only?

No, Centro Botanico is not by appointment only.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Centro Botanico have parking?

Yes, Centro Botanico has parking options.

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Does Centro Botanico have free WiFi?

Yes, Centro Botanico has free WiFi.

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Mercato di Viale Papiniano

3.4(7 reviews)

1.0 km•Washington

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I had the luck of wandering into this market on a Saturday morning around 9:30am a few weeks ago…read more Unbeknownst to me this market (both farmers market and street vendor clothing/home wares/accessories/decor portion) is only open Saturdays and Tuesdays from 8am to afternoon. The farmers market part is located in Sant Agostino piazza and all the vendors have stands set up. On the outskirts of the piazza are the butchers and cheesemongers, at the center are the fresh produce, dried and preserved goods and a couple florists. The produce all looked very fresh and beautiful. If I had the opportunity to cook in Milan this market looks to be a terrific resource. In April strawberries, artichokes, asparagus, a certain wrinkly variety of tomatoes, and a small cantaloupe-like melon were in season. Most vendors take cards in addition to cash. The non-food portion of the market runs along a long strip of land btwn the two directions of the Viale Papiniano road. Vendors set up along both sides and there's a fairly narrow corridor running in the middle for customers to walk down. These are mostly clothing and home goods vendors, with a smattering of shoes and accessories, electronics, toys, beauty products, casual jewelry, etc. Almost all products fall into the affordable, priced-for-the-masses category so don't come expecting anything fancy, though it could be an interesting experience digging for some cheap, unique finds.

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One of the butcher shops

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Mercato di Via Osoppo

4.8(4 reviews)

3.1 km•Fiera

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What a great barrio market! You see, every Italian town/city/village/borough has its own open air…read moremarket, offering from food to clothing. This event takes place twice a week. Streets are closed down, it's just for pedestrians. On Tuesdays, the stands offer mostly fruits and vegetables, fish and poultry and some flowers. Italian street markets are something to visit and preserve like a work of art. Some of the best fish from the Mediterranean are sold here, the best Italian fruits and vegetables, on Saturdays you'll find a food stands selling roast chicken or chicken skewers, nothing fried, no hamburgers or hot dogs, only local street food. These markets are a concentration of good smells, flavors, colors, produce at any price. The quality of fruit and veggies is much higher that what you buy at any supermarket. Local markets are one of the best things in Italy. They should do everything to preserve them. I'm particularly fond of this one, it's my barrio's street market:)

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Bella alcachofa!

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Frutteto Cosmai

5.0(1 review)

3.1 km•Porta Vittoria

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Eat's Store

3.3(10 reviews)

1.3 km•Centro Storico

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Incredible products, nice packaging, high quality, small producers but also national brands. I love…read morethis store. If they lower a little bit the prices, I would do my daily spesa there :p

If you are looking for specialized, high quality food items, this is the place to see. Prices are…read morea bit on the high side, but it is a great place for personal service at the meat counter, and the quality of the selected cuts of meat cannot be surpassed. In addition to the meats, the vegetables are first quality, but again a bit on th pricey side. I wish the size of the store was bigger since the concept is very good.

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Noberasco 1908

3.3(3 reviews)

0.7 km•Centro Storico

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Sweetened dried fruit, chocolate nougat, pistachio, almonds...

La vetrina natalizia.

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L'orto di Brera

4.3(3 reviews)

1.4 km•Centro Storico

Beautiful, healthy salads and a sweet, light decor focused on colorful garden bounty that gives new…read moremeaning to eating local. As a tourist, if you are tired of pizza and pasta for lunch but still want something Italian, try the tuna salad. I loved this place!

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Esotica: insalata, avocado, gamberetti, lamponi, cocco - 5€ (Yum, coi taralli poi!)

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Nuovo Mercato Ticinese

4.0(1 review)

0.8 km•Centro Storico

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Stand filippino e asiatico

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This is a lovely, spacious health food shop in central Milan with two floors of healthy foodie and…read morenatural beauty bits and bobs. We popped in here for a quick snack to tide us over till our dinner reservation. We ended up browsing the shop for some time. There were also a variety of tasters to try within the shop which was a really nice addition to our visit. The only downside is that it's quite an expensive shop like health shops often are. Also, a lot of the beauty brands I can get at home and they work out much cheaper there. Still, this can't be helped. - Staff were really friendly and helpful. We were so pleased this shop was open late and offered such a huge selection of healthy snacks for us to choose from. Stomach rumbles averted. (For now!)

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Superpolo is a medium to expensive market where to go for anything hard to find in regular…read moresupermarkets. Here you can find bio/organic food, flours, breads and pastas made with any possible cereal (instead of the usual wheat) which is good for celiacs and diabetics. You can find ingredients from anywhere in the world (and you'll pay for that), and for any possible diet: vegetarian, vegan, blood-type diet, macrobiotic etc... Tofu, seitan, tempeh and milk substitutes (soy, rice, rye, spelt, kamut drinks) are sold in a variety of forms from different manufacturers. Lots of fruit juices and a fresh produce section. I particularly love that they have many organic breakfast cereals... Go for them!

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