What to order at Boeucc

Must order
Risotto alla milanese, the bone-in cotoletta, then tortelli di zucca from Mantua.
Signature dishes
Risotto alla milanese, Cotoletta alla milanese, Tortelli di zucca
Editor tip
Bookings open three weeks ahead. The dining room has the original Boeucc 18th-century vaulted ceiling; ask for a table in the main room.
CuisineLombard, Classical Italian
Price€€€€
NeighborhoodCentro Storico
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Address: Corso Monforte 16, 20122 Milano

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