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The Best Cafés in Milan

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Milan has exactly one place on the list so far: Le Polveri, honored by Eater.

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  1. A chemist who became a baker is either a cautionary tale or a very good idea, and at Le Polveri it's the latter. This small all-day cafe and bread laboratory turns out laminated pastries, focaccia slicked with olive oil, and a short lunch menu built around whatever the team feels like baking that day. The coffee is serious, and the bread, spread thick with whipped butter and house jam, is the kind of thing people walk across neighborhoods for.


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    Via Vespri Siciliani 16, 20146 Milano Milan, Italy · Milano
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    Closed now, opens 8:30 AM

    Wednesday 8:30 AM–6:30 PM

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