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.

We stopped here for a cup of coffee and pastry after arriving in Milan. We had a nice seat outside…read moreand enjoyed an avocado toast and a pastry. It felt very charming and cozy!

Perfect cafe. My favorite is that they literally scream out "buongiorno" to everyone that enters…read moreregardless of how busy they are. I was wandering through the neighborhood while waiting to check-in to my hotel room and though I saw many places, Ungaro had consistent traffic and the sign in the window shows that they've been here since 1959. They're clearly doing something right. Croissant sandwiches, various pastries, wine, cafe etc. Laid back, lots of baked items and simple enough to sit and leisurely enjoy your snack. More importantly I appreciate anyplace where you can pretty much point at what you want when you aren't fluent in Italian.

This place is a must-try!!! Located in the mezzanine floor above the Prada store at the Galleria…read moreVittorio Emanuele II in Milan. Not only do they have the best hot chocolate in that I've tried, they have quite a selection of pastries & breakfast plates to choose from while enjoying the view of the central lobby of the famous gallery. The staff here are very attentive & helpful in explaining their various specialty cakes & pastries

Above the crowds in the Galleria and WOW! what a special place for "Old World" charm, delicious…read moretreats and spectacular hot beverages. Service was impeccable (and we are so grateful for English-speaking staff members). We enjoyed hot tea service and a Moka Extraction coffee. Of course we also had the "Tower of Sweet Treats" that were incredible.

This is an excellent bakery and cafe in Milan. Stopped in for breakfast before our walking tour. We…read morearrived about 8am and they were still whipping up some delicious goodies in the oven. So many pastries it was hard to choose. I really enjoyed their croissants and coffee. Their focaccia bread was so soft and squishy and pretty filling. If you're looking for quick pick me up, this place is it.

I really loved this spot. There were so many goodies it was hard for me to pick just one…read more Everything smelled good and looked so fresh. It was fast service, we moved pretty well. I walked up on this gem and I was happy to have found it!

Stayed at NYX hotel that is right next to this little cafe. Stopped by here for breakfast and it's…read moreabsolutely wonderful. It's a small place so do not look for anything fancy. Their coffee and pastries are fantastic. Their croissant and chocolate muffin are very delicious. We ate here every morning for our three day trip in Milan. Their servers are also very friendly even if you do not speak Italian.

We were down the block doing our laundry and we had passed this place. While the close were drying…read morewe walked back for a snack. It's a indoor/outdoor (sidewalk café) place, very clean, healthy food options and family owned. The daughter came to take our order, she helped with menu choices and gave us the WiFi code. The food was very fresh and just tasty. I wish I could have tried everything on the menu. They make their own smoothies and juices. It was Italian food and health food combined. I like it a lot. It is around the corner and down the block from our hotel Hilton Milan.

ORIGIN: Caffe' Panzera opened nearly one hundred years ago…read moreand continues to be owned by the same family. LOCATION: The cafe remains it its original location on a street corner near the Milan Station. As a result, it is a popular and familiar destination for visitors looking to refresh before or after travel. CONCEPT: Caffe Panzera serves the diverse needs of visitors and local residents alike ... as a coffee house, bakery, and restaurant/bar. EXPERIENCE: My experience represents being a visitor looking for a place to have breakfast, unwind from travel, and pick up some pastries. In this way it is aligned with a big component of what Caffe Panzera offers. There are several breakfast combinations on the menu and I chose "Caffe Salata". Anticipating visitors from near and far, the menu includes an English translation. The combination includes a cup of espresso, a freshly made sandwich composed of cheese, thin slices of cured ham (Prosciutto) on a warmed long roll, and, to my delight fresh squeezed blood orange juice. I enjoyed each very much. As shops might be closed at my final destination, I picked up some pastries -- Cannoli and Sfogliatelle. ATMOSPHERE: There is seating inside and outside the restaurant, densely packed, with glass-topped cloth covered tables. When I visited it was off hours, so there was no sense of feeling crowded. The original counter, depicted in photographs, remains intact. SERVICE: The server kindly offered me a glass of water to extend my relaxing perch. I thought this was considerate... I didn't feel pushed out the door, as is the case in many U.S. urban restaurants. Thoughtful details... the curved water glass and paper doily, elevated the otherwise simple drink. TIPS: One time I received pastries in a paper bag, another in a sturdy box. I suggest requesting a box if you would like your pastries to present well at arrival. A bathroom is located up a steep and narrow staircase. In reading other's reviews, some are apparently referring to a location inside of the train station. This original location is outside of the train station at a street corner and likely reflects a very different experience. Although an English translation is available on the menu, it is easy to order in the language of the server. This is respectful and likely welcomed despite foreign accent.

Is near the train station... So yeah, if you're in Japan,…read morethis pretty much means it's probably really good. However, in Italy, that doesn't really apply - instead, you get relentless mediocrity. That said, it really isn't bad. Given the other choices in the neighborhood, which, by and large, are far worse, if you've got a little ti,e to kill, you may as well end up here...