Via Stampa

Restaurant · Moncucco

Via Stampa

Restaurant · Moncucco

Via Stampa, 8, 20123 Milano MI, Italy

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Tucked away from the tourist trail, this chic bistro serves delightful Milanese fare and boasts an impressive wine list in a cozy, vintage setting.

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Via Stampa is the first Milanese restaurant from the 28-year-old winemaker Marco Guzzetti, whose organic farm and winery, Podere del Maro, opened in Liguria in 2018. The 50-seat space overlooks the Roman-era Basilica San Lorenzo Maggiore in Cinque Vie, the city’s historic center, yet it feels more like a Parisian bistro than an Italian trattoria. The dining room features a carved wooden bar at the entrance, which opens up to an enfilade of sunlit rooms with white walls and pale parquet floors. The menu — just as pared back and elegant as the décor — focuses on small, seasonal plates that in the spring include fried artichokes with Parmesan fondue and mint, and ravioli stuffed with borage, an earthy tasting wild herb. - NYTimes

Milan 2024

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S P

Google

Excellent lunchtime treat. Great understanding of cookery. Full of flavour with nowhere to hide. Super menu options and interesting wine list. The staff are very attentive and professional. Highly recommended

Yuta Kurimoto

Google

Restaurant with stunning vintage/new piece of interior furnitures somewhat very different from other places in Milan. Food is fairly classic Milanese alongside other non-Lombardia dishes but limited and it is nice. Wine menu is abundant so many to choose from.

Rasmus Thomsen

Google

We went based on the recommendations. We had 5-6 different dishes to see what the menu could offer. The concept is confusing and not consistent nor transparent. Some of the dishes were really great, while others were the exact opposite. Unsalted, untastefull. The service was nothing to write about, too many small mistakes. They do not introduce the dishes, forget where to start with the cheese and they left skin in the sheep tartare. The wine list is good though and the location and interior is great. We tried three other different restaurants and they were unfortunately all better and cheaper than this one.

babemussie

Google

Honestly very disappointing experience. The concept of the restaurant is confusing. They offer 12 dishes. All of them go as starters and mains, all of them are big enough to be shared and yet, too small to be shared. We went for 7 different dishes, only one was delightful. The service was disappointing, a bit rude actually. Cutlery missing when the food was served, we waited for the dessert wine for 10 minutes while the dessert already had been served. We had the experience that the staff were more focused on preparing the other tables for the next day rather than focusing on the actual guests. Spend your money somewhere else.

Patrizia Wilk D'Elia

Google

Really cute cozy and elegant place for someone who appreciates something more than just a croissant for breakfast:) I tried the whipped butter with jam and bread and it was delicious! Will definitely come back again.

Allan Parsons

Google

Came here after reading a NYT April 2024 article about “where to eat and drink in Milan.” The restaurant was cute, minimalist, with great traditional Milanese food and a terrific wine list. Our waitstaff was friendly, knowledgeable, and made some great recommendations. Such a cute restaurant off the standard touristy path. Would definitely recommend grabbing dinner here one night if you need a break from heavy, Italian food!

Alberto Rizzi

Google

Smart yet cozy bistro in the heart of Milan, located in a quiet area and with vintage furniture. Wide selection of traditional Lombardy specialties, including classic Milanese, and more international options. The quality of the food is very high, portions are quite small on the other hand, even for fancy Milanese standards. A wide and very interesting selection of Italian wines, with famous producers along with some smaller ones, really good for a bistro. Service was friendly and very professional without being too formal. Surely not cheap, but in line with similar places in central Milan.

Luca Mammola

Google

Very good