
Guided tour · 3h 30m
Eating Milan: Navigli Food & Drinks Tour
Discover Milan’s Navigli district on a small-group food tour blending local culture, canals, and regional flavours. Enjoy a curated walking journey with multiple tasti...
Giannasi is an italian budget eat in Porta Romana, Milan.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

Guided tour · 3h 30m
Discover Milan’s Navigli district on a small-group food tour blending local culture, canals, and regional flavours. Enjoy a curated walking journey with multiple tasti...

Guided tour · 3 hours
Taste the soul of Milan in the Navigli district: creamy risotto, Sicilian arancina, Milanese pizza, pasticciotto, gelato, wine & prosecco. Topped off with our very own...

3 hours
Cook with a Michelin-trained Chef in Milan and learn to make pasta, gnocchi, and tiramisù. Enjoy Prosecco and Italian wine, then share your creations in a fun, authent...
Address: Piazza Buozzi 2, 20135 Milano
Pizzeria Spontini on Via Santa Radegonda has been the working Milanese lunch since 1953. Located in Centro Storico. At Via Santa Radegonda 11.
TryThick-crust pizza al taglio by the slice
Ravioleria Sarpi in Milan's Chinatown sells four hand-folded dumplings for under 5 euros from a street-side counter. Located in Isola. At Via Paolo Sarpi 27.
TryHand-folded xiaolongbao and dumplings
Mercato Centrale at Stazione Centrale is the food hall where a 5-euro pasta portion at the artisan counter beats any train-station canteen in Italy.
TryArtisan pasta, pizza and cheese from 32 stalls
Trattoria da Pino near the Quadrilatero has served two-course working lunches to Milanese office workers for decades. Located in Centro Storico.
TryMilanese two-course lunch menu
Luini near the Duomo has served fried panzerotti at under 3 euros since 1949. The tomato-and-mozzarella half-moon is the definitive Milanese street lunch.
TryPanzerotto fritto