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.

Excellent espresso shot and delicious pastries that taste freshly baked and very kind staff.read more

Awesome spot to grab a bite to eat. The two ladies working were super nice and had great…read morerecommendations

Princi is an Milan chain with great coffee and pastry selection. I got a chocolate cornetto, and it…read morewas absolutely oozing with filling (exactly how I like it, haha). My macchiato was also very good and decently sized. Seating is minimal and the line was long, but it was worth it!

Came here for a weeknight aperitivo with some friends…read more Drink + food is 10 euros, but the food selection that is included with aperitivo is alright. Not exactly nutritious in the wholesome nutrient sense, but you get some calories in! I got a (virgin) mojito that came with a nice chunky circular loaf of bread, a couple olives, some oil for dipping, and parmesan cheese. Unfortunately, this tray was meant for *2* people...so definitely plan on getting a small pizza if you come hungry! The location is nice however, right across from Eataly and in front of all the Corso Como action!

i saw their viral croissants online, and i came in expecting to get beautifully swirled colors on…read moremy croissant. however, those were only for display and they handed to us plain croissants (but with the appropriate filling inside). the pastries were okay, but considering the vitality was for the appearance, it wasn't worth the trip for me.

I had a quick trip to Milan and I stumbled across this amazing cafe and bakery not far from my…read morehotel. What was the most impressive were the filled croissants and pastries. I am a huge fan of pistachio so I ordered every pistachio dessert. So delicious! I will be dreaming about these until I return. I got them to take away so I was not able to experience the cafe. The staff were super helpful and friendly.

The food here is fresh, organic and delicious. The service…read moreis great, they have 2 different ambiance spaces to seat people at and a nice store at front. The place is very cute with white walls and pops of colors everywhere

Expensive but exceptional I would come back. Attentive…read more Clean. Pretty and filling.

A paradise for tea-lovers of this tea brand. Dammann Frères…read moreis a historic parisian tea maker and this is their Milan branch. They sell tea bags, loose teas, caskets and other accessories for a high quality tea experience. The atmosphere of the place is very quiet and staff is on the cold side... I know the brand is poshy but a bit of warmth would be appreciated; though I really can't say they are rude and they help you select your tea. However, the teas are excellent (you can go smell them yourselves) and a little luxury once in a while is necessary ;)

Perfect grocery store to pick up our picnic items. It's a really cute market with ready-to-eat…read moregoods and typical grocery items. Staff is unhelpful, but great selections of cheese and meats! We also love their cute Italy is EATALY canvas tote bag for our picnic to carry our items, including meats, cheeses, cherries, cherry tomatoes, focaccia bread, apricots.

Eataly in Italy is definitely better and cheaper I. Italy! The food, drinks, service and ambience…read morewere excellent! We ended up coming here two nights in a row. Pizza, pasta, gnocchi, and gelato were awesome! I wish the eataly in Miami was as good.

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.

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!

There's more to Japanese cuisine than just sushi, and Macha Japanese Café in the heart of Milan,…read moreproves that. Serving drinks and traditional café fair, Macha mixes the love of matcha tea with a creative attention to detail that delivers tasty, balanced flavors reminiscent of traditional Japanese influences. The atmosphere is so calm, soothing and refreshing, with a palette of soft accent colors throughout the interior. It's incredibly inviting, which is only emphasized by the service. Everyone there knows a great deal about what they are serving, and are more than happy to accommodate you in anything that you need. I stopped in for a little bite, having seen many posts of the place on Instagram. I opted firstly for the Avocado burger, a rich and creamy take on the traditional burger we're all used to. I then ordered the MACHA pancakes, which were stacked with smoked salmon, cream cheese and perfectly fried egg. Upon my second visit the sweet spot was where I further delighted my taste buds, as I enjoyed a piece of MACHA cheesecake, dotted with a ripe raspberry garnish, and was light and airy, yet rich in flavor. The MACHA cake and MACHA Muffin were baked to perfection, loaded with delicate flavor and definitely something worth coming back for. The MACHA gelato was a creamy, melt-in-your-mouth consistency, that was a refreshing end to a delicious meal. I also enjoyed a MACHA soy latte, which is one of the best I've ever had. I'm really happy that MACHA has been established, as it fills a culinary void I never even knew I was missing. However, now that I do, I'm hooked, and MACHA is the place to go for an out of the box take of Japanese café dining. Delicious!

Service is fair but the food is light and delicious. Not the drinks but the food is expensive…read moreconsidering the portions. The place is small and sincere. You can try this place to taste their special macha cheesecake and cappuccino.

It was early and I don't drink coffee. Italy's entire coffee scene is wasted on me, and I spent…read moreevery morning trying to find a Coke. Caffe' Italiano helped me out. My daughter got the coffee. I had a Coke. And we munched on an amazing chocolate croissant. The place is super cute and very quick. We only had about 20 minutes before our tour bus was off to the next stop. I was so happy! Everyone was really friendly.

i love how this bar is so close to me. every time i'm not in…read morethe mood to cook i come here to eat a piadina and sip on a cappuccino. the piadina's are good here. it costs 4,50 euros. i haven't tried the salad yet, i need to. salad's cost 5 euros. cappuccino costs 1, 20 euros i believe. umm the pastries are good too. the workers are super nice too. always a plus.