Macelleria Popolare

Butcher shop · Moncucco ·

Macelleria Popolare

Butcher shop · Moncucco ·

Italian street food, butcher shop, wine, tiramisu, lampredotto

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P.za Ventiquattro Maggio, 4, 20123 Milano MI, Italy Get directions

Macelleria Popolare

Butcher shop · Moncucco ·

Macelleria Popolare

Butcher shop · Moncucco ·

Italian street food, butcher shop, wine, tiramisu, lampredotto

Information

P.za Ventiquattro Maggio, 4, 20123 Milano MI, Italy Get directions

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The 37 Best Restaurants in Milan, Italy | Eater

"Macelleria Popolare’s counter is a top destination for chefs and diners searching for Italian street foods of yesteryear. Tongue, spleen, tripe, lampredotto (the cow’s fourth stomach), chopped heart, and fried brains are paired with prodigal butcher Giuseppe Zen’s daily choice of wines. Picky eaters can stick to meatballs fried in gargantuan breadcrumbs or select some cheeses from the stall in the Darsena market nearby. Order and sit outside at the picnic tables overlooking the canal. Best for: The best street food in Navigli canal district, tucked away inside a market that visitors often miss." - Elizabeth De Filippo-Jones

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Macelleria Popolare

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261 Postcards · 23 Cities

“A dining destination for raw, roasted, braised and grilled meats expertly prepared and served to standing guests with an incredible selection of vino.” - Katie Parla Also great tiramisu and coffee.

Milan 2024

Macelleria Popolare

JohnTsikoudakis

Google

Exceptional!! A artistic meat-based culinary experience wrapped into a casual offer! Loved everything. Cant wait to be back!

Krzysztof W.

Google

One of my favourites, if not THE favourite in Milano, the service is amazing, the midollo, the pastrami sandwich and the tartar are all amazing, the panino con lingua e salsa verde is to die for, great selection of wine to go with the food as well, highly recommend getting some skewers to bite on while watching them prepare the food

Biggar F.

Google

If you're in the area it is worth a stop. Really nice food and good butcher shop. Nice selection of wine for the bar style meal even in winter. I would recommend to a friend. Sure it would be even better to take away in the summer.

Google

Amazing. You can see that it's outstanding quality and taste that it's cooked and prepared with love.

Arnon Daniel K.

Google

A small and unique butcher shop turned eatery, Zen’s place hides an authentic culinary experience that takes street food to another level. Every dish we tried, along with the carefully selected wine, was chosen with love and attention by Zen and his family. Warm atmosphere, personal service, and unforgettable flavors. Highly recommended!

Raylyn L.

Google

a wonderful authentic experience must not be missed on a trip to milan. everything from the panini, the oxtail stew, and the wine to the most amazing made-to-order tiramisu and other delicious desserts, makes me wish i live right next door so i can just have all my meals there.

Ricardo

Google

This place is fantastic, away from most tourists and by the river. It is almost like a butcher at the market. If you go outside on the weekend, they have tables and local musicians for entertainment. They also sell local wines, and the meats are from naturally raised animals. You may want to ask what everything is... But whatever you do, try the "Grandma's recipe meatballs". Yum!!! Enjoy!

Pepper P.

Google

A rare street food gem in Milan! I ordered Genovese Panini/ Burger (?) and they made it right there! Really yummy and worth the long line I had to wait in. The place is inside a market in the Navigli area, so you can takr it outside and eat it by the river, to have a little "wanderlust" experience in a day!

Bruce K.

Yelp

One of the stops on our food tour, this butcher in the Mercato Comunale has some interesting and tasty stuff. What's interesting about this butcher from others is that they can cook your meat for you if that's what you want. How neat is that! La Polpetta Della Nonna was amazing. Basically, a meatball but coated in I don't know what and then fried. Delicious on the inside and the outside. Available cooked or for take away. Yum! The "meat on a stick" turned out to be lamb in a subtle seasoning. I don't know what they call it - just show them the picture and tell them that's what you want. Delicious! [Review 10676 overall, 444 of 2019.]