Felt like getting some fresh air and this was the perfect spot. Great hosts. They treat you well…read moreand keep everything clean.

Ostello Bello was fantastic. The service, cleanliness, location, and room were all excellent and I…read morewould highly recommend staying here if you're looking for a good hostel experience.

Great service with excellent coffees and craft cocktails. Mostly smart locals with only a few…read moretourists. Fair prices for the excellent quality. Awesome service to boot.

Very cozy and chill vibe. Awesome drinks and great spot on the river for aperitivo. You could tell…read moreit was very popular, just like the other bar experiences within the family

I finally found my favorite restaurant in Milan! It's the place I will find my American favorites…read moreas far as sweets, whenever I'm feeling homesick (which nowadays is every day!). I came out here with a friend and we ordered way too much food... Which is surprising because portions often tend to be SMALL in Italy. I got a Nutella cappuccino which was like a regular cappuccino but with Nutella on the bottom. For dessert we split two cupcakes (oreo and red velvet) and a savory dish for splitting was Avo toast with poached egg and a giant burrata! I will definitely be back as much as I can, as there are so many different sweets to try (including a cinnamon roll)!

So we decided to check this place out because there was an ad talking about free food tastings to…read morecelebrate 4th of July. I guess a bucket of super salty popcorn and cider will do? I got a mango drink ehh.. and a cheesecake that did not feel hmmm "fattening" enough if that makes sense haha. It was a very cute and nice place to hang out in the afternoon.

Great spot with not too many brioche options but the few that they have (le tre Marie) are amazing…read more Coffee is delicious and a very small little bar with a very cute outdoor seating area. For the few options that they have I do have to say that the quality is amazing. I wouldn't go out of my way to go to this bar with the many options there are in Milan, however, if I'm in the area I would definitely swing by for a caffè and brioche in the morning. Delicious little spot, for sure a nice spot!

Please don't hesitate to come here for the lack of reviews. Paninis are not Inside a counter where…read moreyou can see them, rather they are freshly made with great panini bread. The owner is nice enough to explain each one of the paninis with what it comes with as the menu is fully Italian. Not a tourist spot, but a local hidden gem. Their cappuccino is rich and creamy and if you feel like having a sweet treat just go next door where they have all the dolce treats. Besides paninis they also offer Focacce, Piadine, Insalate.

This review is coming in a bit late, but I didn't have a very pleasant experience at this shop. I…read moregot the worst possible table (near the toilet) as I went in alone. There were actually only a couple of sofas at the entrance, so I'm not sure why it's called "sofa" cafe. The cafe itself is so cramped, it could be organized better in my opinion. As I was sitting at my table, pretty much every person who came into the shop seemed to want to use the toilet, so the line was very long and I kept bumping into each person. As for the coffee and pastry I ordered, it was just about ok, nothing special. The service was also very slow. I wouldn't recommend this place especially if you're going in alone and want to spend some time working or to read a book.

Great location- along a bustling street full of other bars and restaurants…read more Cocktails were above average. I'm quite fussy with my drinks and I must admit they were pretty well made! Not the best in the world but certainly better than the average. I would highly recommend the Moscow Donkey for a warm summers day as it was very refreshing! The only thing I would mention is the service was pretty poor. It took us about 10-15minutes to get our orders taken, and then we had to wait at least another 10 minutes for our drinks to arrive. If you're not in any rush (like us) then it's perfectly fine, but I would imagine it being quite annoying if you had somewhere to be afterwards. Overall it was above average drinks, below average service and a great relaxed ambience.

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.

We stumbled in here after a late night for breakfast at 1 p.m. we ordered the yogurt and a…read morecappuccino. The yogurt was pretty good as was our drinks. When ordering the yogurt you pick between strawberries or pineapple, you pick you're "cereal/granola type, and then finally nuts/cocoa.

one of my favorite places to eat in milan. I went once…read moreduring the week around lunch time and they didn't have their dessert menu, so they may only serve waffles and crepes on the weekends. you can sit outside all year around as they cover their outdoor patio and have heaters as well. the presentation is elegant with patterns of dark chocolate, red currant, and a shot of milk chocolate. the gelato is great with a little bit of chocolate at the bottom of the cone.

Very worth and a popular spot by Arco della Pace! We first arrived at 18:00 on a Monday and luckily…read morethe good weather meant we could sit outside. 15 euros for one drink and unlimited food - mainly pasta, pizza, dessert, and rice (that could pass for biryani). The best was the spinach ravioli and fracado drink. This was such a good deal!! Very worth it and we totally could have just had dinner here with small plates. By the time we passed by at 21:00, it was popping outside. We did see some flies around the kitchen, by the desserts. Which is why it's not 5 stars.

Recommended by the people in the hotel I was staying. Only and last recommendation, I will take…read more The area is nice and it seems there are options for the apéritivo hour - many places circling ( the under construction piazza ) what annoys me - I took the trouble to come here on my last day - a complete waste of time . They have a buffet for apertivo - all you can eat always a bad sign - food was not made with any care The Negroni - not made with any care If your someone coming to Milan to experience - good cuisine and drinks even for apertivo - skip this

After numerous years of trips for business to Italy and Milan I finally found a place that can…read moreserve a decent cup of coffee and who actually cares about what goes into it. The people at Taglio offer a wide variety of specialty coffee from different origins and where one can select the method (V60, Aeropress etc). Execution is good but their own roast is good (don't get me wrong it totally beats anything else from Italy) but they also have coffee from other roasters. All together the coffee itself is a reason to visit but Taglio is so much more as they also serve excellent food. The pasta I had was a nice example of well-made uncomplicated food. They are also a deli so sell a lot of charcuteries and cheeses as well as other food items (tea, coffee, beverages, granola etc) The service was nice, friendly, mostly English speaking and fairly fast and they also have free wifi (however with mandatory facebook login) so a place I will visit again. Only minor drawback would be the price level - dinner easily came to €50 per head and while not super-expensive it is still a bit on the high side for more of a neighborhood place.

Taglio was a highlight of our dining experience while in Milano. The service was exceptionally…read morefriendly and pleasant. The interior was charming and spacious. The option to order brunch after noon was a wonderful surprise and most welcome to California tourists such as ourselves. We ordered the tagliere (salumi platter) and eggs Benedict. Delicious. We dined in the back room overlooking the industrious kitchen. Both male and female chefs! I highly recommend this charming, spacious restaurant/deli in the Navigli district.