Kōhī Tokyo 1982

This lively 126-year-old Milanese wine bar in Chinatown pours 1,500+ bottles by the glass, paired with tasty snacks and friendly vibes.

Step into this chic subterranean wine bar in a 16th-century church refectory, where a vast selection of over 2,500 bottles pairs perfectly with delicious aperitivo snacks and a vibrant crowd.

Nestled in Milan's historic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, this art-centric hotel blends luxury with a vibrant display of creativity, offering uniquely styled rooms and upscale dining against the backdrop of high-fashion shopping.

Nestled in a charming atmosphere, Rovello 18 serves up casual yet upscale Mediterranean dishes, all while showcasing an impressive wine selection.

Step into Bar Luce, Wes Anderson’s pastel-hued, vintage Milan café where pinball machines and plush sandwiches make artfully retro afternoons irresistible.

Giannasi's food stall in Milan has been dishing out irresistible rotisserie chicken and tasty street food since 1967, drawing crowds with its incredible flavors and unbeatable prices.

This cozy eatery serves an enticing vegan buffet with Asian and African flavors, where you pay by weight for delicious, cruelty-free dishes and friendly service.

Milan’s Chinatown spot serves freshly made Chinese dumplings and crave-worthy spicy jianbing crepes for a quick, tasty street food fix.

Old-world seafood spot with seasonal, fresh dishes, a cozy vibe, and friendly, knowledgeable service perfect for wine lovers.

Bar Basso, an iconic Milanese cocktail bar famous for its oversized Negroni Sbagliato, offers a charming retro vibe perfect for aperitivo and people-watching.