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"Famously hard to book in Milan, this modern trattoria has been shaping the city’s dining scene since 2015, staying fully booked most nights thanks to its limited seating, lightning-fast reservation system, and Diego Rossi’s cult status. The appeal comes from applying a Michelin-starred sensibility to a more relaxed, less-formal format, using traditional Milanese ingredients like offal and regional pastas with in-season produce. At its New York pop-up at Roscioli, the restaurant is showcasing its most iconic dishes alongside new creations, including beef tartare with Sardo di Lago and Parmigiano, and tagliatelle with lamb ragu." - Melissa McCart