Trezzano sul Naviglio Restaurants

Far from the hustle and bustle of the metropolis but still within easy reach (just 25km away) is one of the area's most prestigious restaurants. Run by a family with more than 20 years experience as restaurateurs, attention to... more

A classic, elegant, pleasant venue that does not cost a great deal; without a doubt one of the best in the city. The restaurant is lovely in a quiet yet central street and is relatively small. Attentive but informal service mak... more

In one of the most attractive areas around the canal, the Via Magolfa winds around the top towards the inside, narrow, winding, not too busy: one of the few places in the city where the metropolitan aspect has not taken over. P... more

Situated in a choice spot at the heart of Milan's chic shopping district (Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga, Via Manzoni and Piazza San Babila), this legendary restaurant, initially a popular lunchtime venue for downtown indu... more

Behind the cathedral, in a narrow alley in the historic, old, picturesque Milan, this is a famous restaurant that upholds the Tuscan traditions. The L' Assassino restaurant is elegant and upper class but very easy going, suitab... more

You will not have trouble finding this restaurant, one of the city's most popular. The restaurant, specialising in seafood, can be found in the former customs and excise checkpoint of Porta Genova. Its great location and the pr... more

As much a city landmark as La Scala, the famous opera house nearby, this well-established restaurant is considered to be the city's finest. Stylish décor and period furnishings create sophisticated surroundings that, combined w... more

This was originally a family-run Tuscan trattoria, which has now been renovated, and offers classical Italian cuisine. It's a classical, refined, old style restaurant with large rooms and big windows. The decor is tasteful with... more

Still dishing up some of the city's best traditional fare after years in the business, Di Gennaro's is quite simply the daddy of all pizzerias. Pizza classics take shape as they have always done in the old-fashioned tiled oven,... more

Since 1883, Peck's has styled itself, “the Temple of Italian Gastronomy”; for the Milanese, this favourite luxury delicatessen is on a par with Fauchon in Paris or London's Harrods. Buy some delicious Prosciutto or parmesan che... more