Great little coffee shop to stop for breakfast, lunch or simply to get a coffee. Vast selection of…read morepanini, croissants and some Chinese dishes for lunch.

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!

This location is closed. The store front is empty and there is a for lease sign on the door.read more

Excellent breakfast stand. Espresso was some of the best I had in Italy. The turkey breakfast…read moresandwich came on a delightful bun, fluffy and tasty like a croissant. Wife had avocado toast, and fruit, both were good as well. Very cheap and quick cafe.

For 2.5€, you get 2 delicious scoops of gelato on a cone. Prices are hard to beat here & this is a…read moreperfect place for those that have a sweet tooth craving! Also try the crepes. Nutella makes everything just a tad more delicious!

Maybe it was a hot day and having a gelato made it taste twice as sweet, who knows?…read moreBut this place was really good. I tried chocolate caramel and caffe. It was melt in your mouth good! I've tried the crepes here before and those were good as well.

We had all of 30 minutes before rushing to the airport so this place fit the bill! Wish they had…read moremore fresh pasta bowl varieties but I was fine with the option I got. The salmon was blackened nicely, the accompanying wild rice and veggies were seasoned. The pastries were fresh and crisp. It wasn't anything overly impressive but we got our food right away and it was like €9 for the bowl and €3.5 for the pastry. Pricey for the tiny pastry but the location at the train station can't be beat!

We had a late evening snack of focaccia and aperol spritzes. The staff was friendly, atmosphere…read morecompletely laid back, and we had a great time. Everything was fresh and clean!

The service was amazing and the fruit tort was delicious. Eating at a streetside table was a plus.read more

We just happened to walk by and I can't walk by a bakery without checking it out. Add a bit of…read morehunger and I'm buying! Sometimes that's bad when I know that the items will disappoint but I am craving sweets. These items were all very good but I just don't typically eat this type of baked good, so you could just taste the sugar in them. I felt the prices were reasonable and the items were very moist and had good flavor. My husband got a slice of pizza that had artichokes, tomatoes and ? - it is a thicker crust but was very good. We also grabbed a pear cake - very moist but too sweet for me. A chocolate tart - good but again sweet, he made out and ended up getting my piece too. I also got a pistachio cake slice- way too sweet but ok flavor. We'd go back and their juice and coffee selection looked good. If you are american, this looked to be a good spot to grab a more "american" style coffee.

A fantastic place for delicious breads, pastries, and coffee. We stopped here for late breakfast on…read moreour first day in Milan and everything was fantastic. There was a line when we arrived (entirely composed of people speaking Italian - a good sign). I tested out my very bad Italian and the staff was wonderfully patient and helpful. We understood each other well enough and we absolutely loved everything we ate. They have these mini pizza bites that have tomato, cheese, and anchovy on them and they were so good I am still thinking about them weeks later. The baked goods are constantly streaming out of the kitchen, so everything is fresh and warm and fantastic. The place is small, but clean, modern, and welcoming. I felt like I was eating what local people eat and not just what they sell to tourists, so it was a great experience.

This small shop near the start of Corso Buenos Aires offers some very delicious pastries! I…read moresettled on the classic almond biscotti and it was just perfect. I even saved one for my wife so she could try it also! Yes! That's one point for me! They were even willing to give me an espresso for "take away" when I asked for a biscotti to go. I was literally stunned! In past years, asking for coffee to go was a major social faux pas equivalent to directly insulting the proprietor and the restaurant. In other words, "If you don't want to drink our coffee here, get the heck out!" Apparently, Italy or at least Milano is changing! Well, this is a sample of one so I suspect your mileage will vary! Try ordering take away coffee at your own risk!

One of my favorite meals...ever? After walking by and seeing plate after plate of delicious…read morelooking pasta, I steered my husband back here for dinner. We got the last table outside in front of the restaurant - inside, it was a full house. Adorable place and friendly - if a bit harried - service. Well, I was right - this was one of the top two versions of amatriciana pasta we have ever had! And my carbonara was textbook perfect, too. We had ordered a veal Milanese, as well, but then the heavens opened up. Thankfully, we were full, as we had to abandon our plates and huddle under the awning with everyone else! They quickly filled up with rain. We cancelled the veal with plans to return. Marvelous!

Delicious lunch today with a few varieties of striatelle, a sort of piadina bread filled with…read moreamazingness, and rigatoni Carbonara. Everything was really delicious, with top quality ingredients, and prepared with care. The Carbonara was surprisingly delicious, with a creamy texture and crunchy guanciale. Arrosticini di agnello were delicious too. The tiramisù was average, good but not the best tiramisù around, not worth it in my opinion. Coffee was not the best either. Anyway the food was amazing, so we were happy. Recommended!