It used to be that Milan was too modern to make it a vacation destination. But times have changed, and now it’s a reason in itself to travel to Italy. They’ve always had The Last Supper, but now supper takes on a whole new meaning at these top restaurants.

Overview

What do foodies, fashionistas and art fanatics have in common? The city of Milan has something for all of them. If you’re planning a trip to Milan, you already know that the food is going to be a highlight. However, in a city with so many incredible restaurants, it can be hard to choose which ones to visit. Rest assured, we’ve picked out the best of the best for you. Here are six more of our top picks for where to eat in Milan.

La Gioia

La Gioia may have just recently opened its doors, but it is already becoming an extremely popular restaurant in Milan. The restaurant attributes its success to one element in particular: Simplicity. The menu consists of classic Italian dishes like ravioli del plin and vitel tonnè. There is also an extensive wine list. 

Address: Via San Marco 38, Milan

Vesta Fiori Chiari

Whether you’re a carnivore, vegetarian, or seafood enthusiast, Vesta Fiori Chiari is sure to impress you. The menu includes dishes for a wide variety of different tastes and dietary needs. Chef Giorgio Bresciani is passionate about using simple ingredients that are as minimally processed as possible. Vesta Fiori Chiari’s menu includes dishes like Chilean sea bass and classic Benedetto Cavalieri spaghetti. Additionally, the restaurant itself was designed by architect Stefano Belingardi Clusoni and is beautifully detailed, without being overwhelming.

Address: Via Fiori Chiari, 1A, 20121 Milano MI, Italy

Andrea Aprea

When a restaurant has two Michelin stars, you know it’s going to be undeniably delicious. Chef Andrea Aprea serves Italian classics with some extra flare. There are three tasting menus that include dishes like tortello pasta, duck and langoustines, and salt cod. Step into the restaurant and you’ll notice a glass chandelier and an open kitchen where you can watch your meal being prepared.

Address: Corso Venezia, 52, 20122 Milano MI, Italy

Gloria Osteria

Gloria Osteria recently came onto the scene and is already enjoying wild success. Chef Manuel serves traditional Italian cuisine prepared with the freshest ingredients available. The menu also includes several unique cocktails. Gloria Osteria’s interior is vibrant and colorful, making it the perfect place for a celebration. 

Address: Via Tivoli, 3, 20121 Milano MI, Italy

Horto

Horto is a delicious gastronomic experience with an emphasis on sustainable, ethically sourced produce. The restaurant is committed to using only “one hour” ingredients, meaning that all ingredients are sourced within one hour from the restaurant. There is an-ever changing tasting menu which includes several Italian favorites. Chef Norbert Niederkofler puts taste before all else, serving dishes like risotto con brodo and Varzese beef carpaccio.

Address: Via S. Protaso, 5, 20121 Milano MI, Italy

Yapa

Yapa is a place for the adventurous diner to try something brand new. Chef Matteo Pancetti is  daring when it comes to food, and has a gift for creating delicious new recipes using seasonal ingredients. Many of Chef Pancetti’s dishes are inspired by Asian and South American cuisine. The restaurant is minimally decorated with muted tones and dim lighting, allowing the food to take center stage and speak for itself.

Address: Viale Monte Nero, 34, 20135 Milano MI, Italy

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