Very popular Sicilian bakery; stopped in for some wonderful cappucinos, a Nutella croissant and a…read morefocaccia with prosciutto and tomatoes. Very reasonable prices and friendly service.

We stayed at a wonderful hostel about a 10-15 minute walk from this lovely bakery. The espresso is…read moreto die for as is the selection of Italian baked goods. Bring your translation book because English won't get you far here, as it should be. You're in Italy. And what could be more fun than practicing your Italian to order your breakfast pastries and espresso. They're really friendly and will help you along. Sign language goes a long way. Smile and be kind. Kindness is currency. Use it to buy some of their almond croissants.

Have been here twice in the last week and it is EXCELLENT! Came in by train, walked 4 easy blocks…read morethrough an upscale part of town, and found this Cafe. Was on empty and needed to eat REAL food after a 6 hour train ride. Healthy options, specials and great smoothies sold me. Followed my delicious salad with an iced coffee and I was revived! Then a week later, staying at an airport hotel, we came here and even though the kitchen closes at 3 pm, and it was 3:20 pm (sigh) the owner said we could order whatever we wanted. I nearly cried. He must have sensed the hangries coming on, big time. I had the vegetarian club (€10) and my bf had a pastrami club (€11). While I usually go with whole wheat bread, the white bread was just great. Both of us had a smoothie, pure fruit and veggies, nothing more. And we had to follow it up with a coffee! The bakery case was tempting with cookies, pastries and cakes. Really appreciate the owner's kindness and really enjoyed this charming cafe.

Food selection was great. The sandwich was loaded with arugula tomatoes mozzarella and Italian…read moremeats. Customer service was meh. The food hit the spot. There is no evidence at the airport that Milan is hosting the Winter Olympics. Very strange,

Quick service cafe inside Linate airport. Stopped by here for breakfast since our Aer Lingus gate…read morewasn't open for checkin yet, and sat at one of the small booths. You pay and receive your food at the counter, and pick up your drink at the coffee bar. They'll rip your receipt prior to making your drinks. Note that you'll need to ask for milk and sugar if you get an americano (there aren't any available at the tables nor do they add them in). The food was decent for airport food, and it wasn't too exorbitantly overpriced. No outlets were by us but this isn't a place where you linger.

Grand Café is a little chic café right next to the gate. They have a good array of croissants,…read moredrinks, and some really good coffee choices. I ended up getting an apple and cinnamon croissant and a café Americano. both were delicious. With this café being the only establishment for food near the gates, you have to expect that the place would be packed and very busy, and that it was. That did not deter the servers, which were very courteous quick and nice.

There are not much choice of food and drinks in the B Boarding area in Milano-Malpensa 1 Airport…read more Gran Cafe' is a self served coffee bar and also offered some set special. For Breakfast, 5 Euro will get you a pastry of choice, OJ and espresso drink..... Cappuccino was really good... velvety and smooth... but after 2 connecting flights from Toronto drinking airline stale coffee, I enjoyed every sip of my cappuccino!!

Stayed overnight. Friendly staff and very accommodating. The room was nice and clean. The included…read morebreakfast are typical Italian, pastry and coffee, but since it's a bakery, they're better than most of the other B&B's. Get up early for the breakfast, much tastier when freshly out of oven.

Good for brunch. Pizza is not always at the same quality, I suggest a check before decide to eat it.read more