Best Bars & Restaurants in Milan

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With these upcoming events in Milan, it seemed appropriate to talk about the best bars and restaurants to visit during your trip. We promise each of them will deliver an unforgettable experience!
Best Bars in Milan
Armani/Bamboo Bar
This exclusive cocktail lounge inside the Armani Hotel is the perfect spot to enjoy an Aperitivo with a view. This bar offers an exclusive and refined space to enjoy a

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Just Cavalli
This incredible club and restaurant from fashion designer Roberto

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Honesty Club
Completely exclusive, in the Honesty Club you have one part bar, and one part

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Rocket Bar Milano
Designed by Valentina Lubiano, the Rocket Bar is a space who mix modern design with old vintage. It features gold and pink wallpapers who gives life to this bar. It’s not only the artistic space that matters: The menu is composed of 10 proposal drinks by Mattia Mizzi, allowing you the ability to enjoy traditional cocktails or mix flavors from all over the world.

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Ceresio 7
Ceresio 7 is open all day long: in the morning you can enjoy the pools, in the afternoon the open-air terrace to watch the sunset with the typical Aperitivo and after dinner, cocktails. The bar features two lounges, a smoking room, and

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H Club Diana
The trendy cocktail lounge bar and the beautiful garden at Sheraton Diana Majestic hotel is one of the hottest spots in Milan! The signature delicious cocktails make this one of the city’s most popular after-work pit stops.

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The Spirit
At first sight, you might not see the door. You must be really curious and adventurous to get in here. But it’s worth it! The Spirit is full of custom made velvet sofas, extravagant mirrors and games of sparkling lights. Surrounded by rare bottles from all over the world, you can enjoy the unusual mixed ingredients of their crafted cocktails.

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Camparino in Galleria
In 1687, Gaspare

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Dabass
Born in 2017 in Porta Romana, Dabass is a bistro restaurant with delicious food and unique drinks. The furniture from

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Surfer’s Den
Surfer’s Den was born in November 1999 with the goal to provide a meeting point for people who like surf—from people interested in knowing information about surfing to the lovers. Known as “Den”, this bar is now a “reference point” for designers, journalists, writers, and illustrators to enjoy cocktails inspired by the scents and fantasy flowers.

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Best Restaurants in Milan
Morelli
You can find

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Filippo La Mantia
Italian Celebrity Chef Filippo La Mantia has decided to bring to Milan a piece of Sicily, its

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Carlo e Camilla
The Carlo e Camilla is a restaurant with cathedral ceilings and industrial walls surrounded by vintage chandeliers, designer chairs and a dramatic table that seats 70 persons. The space by itself steals the show – but the food and cocktails are delicious!

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Björk Swedish Brasserie
Björk is the Swedish word for birch – a plant that best represents the Scandinavian countries for its natural elegance. This brasserie born from a common passion of Giuliana

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28 Posti
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Potafiori
This restaurant is also a florist: In Potafiori you can enjoy your breakfast in the morning, appreciating the smell of fresh flowers, lunch seeing the seasonal flowers being created or at the evening enjoying an Aperitivo after dinner. This

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Ristorante Cracco
Chef Carlo Cracco managed to bring together a Restaurant experience, meetings at the Café, tastings at the wine and private events. Inside the Galleria Vittorio Emmanuel II, this restaurant has three rooms and the two privé areas, revealing spaces that find and express their hidden value. The menu offers traditional options and unexpected dishes.

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Words by Rita Archer
