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This American bar is located in a somewhat a area of Milan. Large spaces, light and soft music, and a happy hour due to the excellent cocktails and buffet also serving hot dishes. Thursday, live concerts with young jazz and blues groups. Good value for money.

In the Via Canale, next to a charming and romantic bridge over the Navigli, you will find a series of bars offering their own Milanese night. It is inspired by the vessels of Louisiana, but its cuisine is Milanese. You can spend the evening from the aperitif to the classic afternoons. Every evening, blues and pop concerts and, from time to time, some Latin notes.

A trendy disco-pub driven by renowned international Djs, located in one of the hangars of the old Carrefour Dora industrial ensemble.

Wood and a beautiful display of bottles of wine making this wine bar is a warm and pleasant place to spend an evening with friends with a fine Italian wine drink. You can also ask for a plate of cheese or Italian charcuterie (affettati). A friendly and relaxing to start or end the evening.

An Internet café in studious decor with several computers.

To drink a nose nose with La or almost. The bar on the top floor of the Rinascente, Galeries Milanese, in the shade of the Duomo, has no equivalent for its exceptional location.

A historic address in Bergamo, the Cavour pastry shop attracts many a gourmet at breakfast time and throughout the day. In the Italian style, between 8 and 10 a.m., people line up at the beautiful 19th century wooden counter for a cappuccino or a macchiato coffee to be sipped with a brioche filled with jam or custard. The tea room, on the other hand, will welcome the regulars of the 5pm tea who will be spoilt for choice in front of the cake buffet and always under the benevolent eye of Cavour's portrait.

Within walking distance of Monumental Cemetery, a spectacular address that has something New York. On the top floor of the building of Enel, the Italian national society of electricity, two swimming pools, large terraces and a breathtaking view over the new skyline of Milan, in the direction of Porta Nuova. A very neat decor, vintage that design, a well-stocked cocktail bar and even a michelin-starred restaurant. An urban oasis where to stop at the time of the aperitif until late at night, to enjoy one of the new faces of Milan.

Inaugurated in 1763, this coffee leaves the atmosphere of the Turin of yesteryear, when it hosted famous characters like Alexandre Dumas. Its specialty, the bicerin, is a coffee mixed with chocolate and cream.

A favorite. Tucked away in a historic palace a stone's throw from Piazza Carignano, il Circolo dei lettori is a real Turin gem. To get there, pass through the large gate on Via Bogino, enter the courtyard and turn left along the red carpet. Once you're on the right floor, you'll find yourself in a large space with several majestically decorated rooms. Here, you can talk literature, drink tea... The bar is inspired by Mordecai Richler's Barney's World.

Another address of the famous Marchesi patisserie - the king of Christmas panettone - located on the first floor of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, in an exceptional setting. Prada, the most Milanese of fashion brands, bought the gourmet label and set it up right opposite its legendary flagship store. You can sit at the green marble counter to enjoy coffees, brioches and aperitifs in style, while the small tables overlooking the gallery are ideal for a light lunch. Marchesi, a safe bet since 1824.

One easily succumbs to the vintage yet modern decor of this former wine merchant (Moscatelli) who has joined forces with the nearby bakery (Pattini) to create something as welcoming as it is original. The restaurant serves tasty dishes of the day at noon, but it is at aperitif time that the sign gives the best of itself: good wines are drunk here accompanied by a rich apéritif buffet from 6:30 pm, topped with pizzas and focaccia straight from the bakery's oven.

In the heart of Milan's Chinatown, a characteristic old wine bar run by the Isola family since the end of the 19th century. The room is rather cramped, furnished with an infinite number of shelves on which a whole series of labels from all over Italy (but not only) can be found. There is very little seating as the service is done at the counter, but the pavement, with its veranda with tables and chairs, is always crowded with people with a drink in hand. The choice is surprising with more than 2,000 labels, among wines, beers and liqueurs.

Shop for high quality food products. On sale, gourmet delicacies from all Italian regions: Parma and San Daniele hams, troffie with pesto, Piedmont hazelnuts... There are also preserves of all kinds and even cheeses and milk products with the possibility of vacuum packaging. Some daily dishes to be eaten on the spot for lunch, but above all pleasant little outdoor tables to drink your aperitivo in complete serenity, tasting the products of the house served with sympathy.

Now in legend, this is one of the addresses that has helped to build the history of Milan's nightlife. Inaugurated in 1907, the interior of the bar has preserved the period counter and beautiful Liberty style woodwork. Open from breakfast to the last drink of the evening, it is at aperitif time that the address is in full swing, with friendly bands of young people (executives or students from nearby universities) very busy sipping spritz, negroni or a pint of beer on the terrace, all accompanied by a nice plate of appetizers.

This café is housed in the concept store of Carla Sozzani, the well-known fashion director of Vogue Italia. Furnished in a refined, minimalist style, it is a perfect example of Milanese elegance. In addition to the café-bistro on the first floor, there's a concept store for trendy clothes and accessories, an art gallery on the second floor with new-generation exhibitions, and a number of guest rooms. In short, a multifunctional space that perfectly represents the great dynamism of the Lombard capital.

Tre Galli ("three roosters") is a Piedmontese brewery characteristic of the Quadrilatero Romano district, also very popular for aperitivo or after dinner. The rustic setting, with stone arches and wooden tables, brings out the wine bar side of this address, which boasts one of the best wine cellars in the city. Perfect for a drink at aperitif time with beautiful boards of cold meats and cheeses, or to eat a bite for lunch and dinner in a bistro style.