If you go to Milan, you should stop here. It is located just behind the Galleria (world's oldest…read moreshopping mall) and Il Duomo (the marble cathedral). Yes, it is a little bit "touristy", but lots of fun. They have savory (such as prosciutto and cheese) and sweet (chocolate). I have been several times and it is not unusual for the line to be down the block. If so, divide and conquer: One person find a place to sit (steps in front of the cathedral?) while the other goes to order and bring back the goodies.

When in Rome--well, in this case, Milan--do as the world does and treat yourself to a super soffice…read more(soft) panzerotto. Established in 1888, Panzerotti Luini is a legendary spot that almost always has a lineup. Trust me, it's worth the wait. When it's finally your turn at the counter, pick your panzerotto, grab a cold Peroni, and enjoy it street-side. The shop's location, just a few minutes from the breathtaking Duomo di Milano, makes it the perfect pit stop with plenty to see and do nearby. Get yourself over there--you'll leave with a savory taste lingering and a big smile. Saluti!

Relaxing place to unwind after a long walk around Duomo Square. We went here 2 X and it did not…read moredisappoint. They make everything fresh and unlike the other places that have food on display until it is ordered and then heated etc.. This location is very clean and yes you can use the WC / restroom at last :).

It's really good and price is alright compare to the neighbours. We're very tired from walking…read morearound and this is such a nice place to rest and chill a bit before our train. Dogs are allowed, don't even have to ask, same as in Rome. Love it!

This place is very popular on social media and also has strong reviews on Yelp and Google, so we…read moredecided to give it a try. The restaurant itself is pretty clean, and on the wall you can see autographs of celebrities -- even a famous soccer player (I think the Brazilian star Ronaldo?). You can definitely tell this place is well-known. That said, I do find it a bit pricey. One panini costs about 15 euros, and we asked the chef to cut it in half so the two of us could share. The ingredients definitely seem high quality, but as tourists, our palates might not be refined enough to appreciate all the subtle flavors. To me, it just tasted a bit salty, probably because of the ham (I think it was prosciutto crudo?). Overall, I'd say it's worth a try if you're curious or want to experience a place with a bit of fame, but just know that it's on the pricey side.

Wonderful little spot. The inside is cozy and well decorated. The panini was delicious and fresh -…read moreI got the Ronny and loved it! The flavour combination was wonderful. Also the waitress (I wish I remembered her name), was super sweet and patient as we made our order. Would 100% recommend, and would go back when in Milano.

The food was decent. The service, however, was very poor: staff only came to take the order and…read moreserve the food--beyond that, they were unapproachable and we had to go to them. The payment process was unacceptable. We were asked to go to the counter and pay a total amount named by the waitress. When we asked for a breakdown, she listed the prices of each item verbally, which added up to less than the total she quoted. We asked for a printed bill (with the full order details), and were told we could only receive it after paying. After we paid and received the bill, we saw we had been overcharged--amounts did not match what we ordered, the menu prices, or what the waitress told us at the table. When we raised this at the counter, the staff member responded with hostility and made no effort to apologize or correct the mistake. Overall - an unpleasant and not recommended experience. Food prices on the menu are fair for an airport, but wine and beer prices are excessive.

Pretty good! They have a lot of sandwiches. We asked for the English menu which helped make a…read moredecision I ordered the Garibaldino and was yummy. A tad bland but I dipped in oil and vinegar. Will be back to sample another panini.

From the owner: Pizza Impasto classico, Pizza Impasto Integrale, Pizza Senza Glutine, Mini Pizze, Pizza Maxi,…read moreCalzone, Baghette, Panzerotti, Panini, Piadine, Kebab, Hamburger, Cotolletta di Pollo, Spiedini di pollo, Spiedini di Gamberi, Lasagna, Parmiggiana, Insalate, Patatine Fritte, Crocchette di Patate, Arancini, Olive all'Ascolana, Falafel, Verdure miste Grigliate, Allette di Pollo, Anelli di Cipolla, Chele di Granchio, Bocconcini di Pollo, Bocconcini al Formaggio, Peperoni al Formaggio (jalapeños), Fior di Zucca con Mozzarella e Alice in Pastella, Bastoncini di Mozzarella, Mozzarelline Dorate, Polpette di Pesce, Polpette di Carne, Anelli di Calamari alla Romana, Bibite, Dolci (Bindi), Gelati (Algida),Birre, Birre artigianale senza glutine, Vini,

Lots of great selections of pastry,pasta, pizza, breads, salads. Fast moving lines. Get in position…read moreto order.

The food was good, quick, and the atmosphere felt good. We kicked back and relaxed so we could go…read moreback for more. The Italian hot chocolate was superb. Get stop on our vacation.

50s Italian style Cafe designed by Wes Anderson. If you've seen his films it has a similar visual…read morestye, nostalgic and interesting color choices. It's part of Fondazione Prada and right at the entrance. If I knew earlier I wouldn't have wasted time walking around outside after trying to find it and popped in when I got there when it was less crowded. There wasn't any seating left but you can eat in the room next to Bar Luce or on the long steps outside. The attention to detail is great, the staffs uniform of tiny bow tie and short apron give it a familiar but unique feel. The way ceiling with integrated beams feels like the ceiling of an old bathhouse. The only odd thing is the carved stone wallpaper. Feels like a better choice would have been a vintage looking wallpaper or actual carved stone. Fresh orange juice and pistachio gelato. Gelato came out of a covered metal container and had that desirable natural color, great taste and airy texture. The fresh OJ was what my French friend said she missed the most about living in Milan and it was perfect on a hot day. They had candies near the cash register I brought back for the kids. Wouldn't not recommend the chocolate almonds ones, they had super thick shells that were hard to eat. The raspberry hard candies are interesting, they last an abnormally long time in your mouth.

We LOVED our experience at Bar Luce. David, our server, was soooo sweet and funny! He also gave us…read moretips for our stay in Milan. On to the food. The pastries, coffee, and affogatos were sooooo good. The strawberry cake was amaaaazing. We loved everything we ate. Last but not least, the vibes. We loved the Wes Anderson decor. It made the experience just that much better! I wish we could come back everyday!