
Guided tour · 1h 30m
Milan: Cheese food tasting experience at Gòodurie Soresina
If you are a cheese lover and you like good wine, you are in the right place. Discover the authentic flavors of Italy with a food tasting in the heart of Milan.
Frades Porto Cervo is a regional italian restaurant in Centro Storico, Milan.
Editorially verified September 18, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

Guided tour · 1h 30m
If you are a cheese lover and you like good wine, you are in the right place. Discover the authentic flavors of Italy with a food tasting in the heart of Milan.

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Address: Via Giuseppe Mazzini 20, 20123 Milano
Bice has fed the fashion quarter since 1926, when Tuscan cook Bice Mungai opened her osteria; it moved to Via Borgospesso in 1939 and stays in the family.
OrderThe Tuscan classics the founder brought north, pasta e fagioli and ribollita, or the ossobuco with its risotto.
TipClosed Monday. A century-old room where the city's fashion and football set still eats; the lunch service is the quieter one.
Un Posto a Milano is the kitchen, bar and guesthouse inside Cascina Cuccagna, a restored farmstead with a farmers' market and a carpentry workshop.
OrderThe free-range cockerel, slow-cooked then finished over live flame, with roast potatoes.
TipOpen from breakfast to past midnight every day; the courtyard tables are the reason to come, so book them for a long lunch.
Bice has fed the fashion quarter since 1926, when Tuscan cook Bice Mungai opened her osteria; it moved to Via Borgospesso in 1939 and stays in the family.
OrderThe Tuscan classics the founder brought north, pasta e fagioli and ribollita, or the ossobuco with its risotto.
TipClosed Monday. A century-old room where the city's fashion and football set still eats; the lunch service is the quieter one.
Particolare seats forty-odd diners in a winter-garden greenhouse off Porta Romana, cooking a Mediterranean-leaning menu in five or seven courses.
OrderThe seven-course tasting when you have the evening; the glasshouse opens fully in summer.
TipWeekday evenings only from 18:30; lunch is served on Saturday and Sunday. Ask for a table under the glass roof.
Terrazza Calabritto brought its Naples seafood house to Viale Monte Grappa by Porta Nuova: raw fish at the counter and Campanian pastas served late.
OrderThe crudo selection to start, then whatever pasta the kitchen is dressing with the day's catch.
TipClosed Sunday; Monday is dinner only. Budget 80 to 100 euros a head before wine and book the evening sitting several days ahead.
Casa Savini Tartufi on Via Cusani is the Savini truffle family's Milan room, reopened in November 2024 after eleven years as Tartufotto with a wider menu.
OrderAnything shaved with the season's fresh truffle; the newer carte adds crudo, oysters and Lombard plates.
TipOpen Monday to Saturday for lunch and dinner, closed Sunday. The bar at the front serves cocktails without a table booking.
Trippa in Milan's Porta Romana is Diego Rossi's offal-led trattoria, opened 2015 with cucina povera reimagined. Kitchen leans modern italian, offal.
OrderThe vitello tonnato, the trippa alla fiorentina and the mondeghili Milanese meatballs.
TipBookings open 60 days ahead on the website; sells out within hours. Walk-up bar seats open at 19:30 for early birds.