Restaurant in Milan

All-day Italian in a former seminary on the Quadrilatero's grand square

Eritrean dining staged like a desert tent on Via Melzo

An 1880 Milanese trattoria and Historic Place of Italy

Carlo Cracco's Michelin-starred flagship in the Galleria

Isola's 1866 trattoria with a leafy courtyard and an 800-label cellar

Three generations of fierce Calabrian cooking off Porta Romana

Andrea Berton's cocktail-and-pizza idea, done seriously in Brera

Refined all-day bistrot on patrician Via Vincenzo Monti

Seven-seat Edo-style omakase counter by master Masashi Suzuki

Milan's cult seafood room, glamour without compromise on the fish

Giorgio Caruso's soft, slow-risen Neapolitan-style pizza

A design-led Colombian kitchen in a converted Porta Venezia warehouse

Enrico Croatti's gastronomic ecosystem: tapas bistro, cocktail bar, vinyl, and a starred room

Milan's first haute Peruvian-Nikkei kitchen, ceviche and tiradito

Milan's cult gourmet panino counter since 1964

Reinvented Sicilian cooking with a deep natural-wine list

Southern-Italian pastry and proper espresso between Repubblica and Porta Venezia

Eritrean and Ethiopian cooking with a traditional coffee ceremony

The Marchesi-legacy restaurant beside La Scala

Noma-trained fermentation kitchen with a natural-wine list

Diego Rossi's head-to-tail trattoria, the cult Milanese table

Farm-to-table in a restored 17th-century cascina

Two-Michelin-star tasting at a counter above Piazza Duomo

Lebanese meze in a warm Brera-edge room

Since 1984, the founding Eritrean table of Milan's 'Little Asmara'

Refined cooking by Roman ruins, with a secret garden

Cinque Vie's risotto-alla-milanese benchmark since 1933

Nearly 30 years of true Eritrean cooking on Via Melzo