Andrea Aprea Restaurant
Design Led Open kitchen Tasting menu
Andrea Aprea
Porta Venezia
$$$$
Naples-born two-star chef, contemporary Italian on the Rovati rooftop
Milan
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12
Curated venues
$$$ - $$$$
Price range
Quadrilatero della Moda, Brera, Porta Venezia
Top neighborhoods
Best Fine Dining Restaurants in Milan: The best options include Andrea Aprea in Porta Venezia, Seta by Antonio Guida in Quadrilatero della Moda, Il Ristorante - Niko Romito in Brera. We've curated 12 venues across Milan's top neighborhoods based on quality, atmosphere, and guest reviews.
At a glance
| Venue | Neighborhood | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Andrea Aprea | Porta Venezia | $$$$ |
| Seta by Antonio Guida | Quadrilatero della Moda | $$$$ |
| Il Ristorante - Niko Romito | Brera | $$$$ |
| Armani/Ristorante | Quadrilatero della Moda | $$$$ |
| 10_11 at Portrait Milano | Quadrilatero della Moda | $$$ |
| Iyo | Sempione / Chinatown edge | $$$$ |
| Iyo Omakase | Porta Nuova / Isola | $$$$ |
| Sushi B | Brera | $$$$ |
| Pacifico | Brera / Moscova | $$$ |
| Ratanà | Isola / Porta Nuova | $$$ |
Top 12 Picks
Seta by Antonio Guida Restaurant
Grand Hotel Design Led Courtyard
Seta by Antonio Guida
Quadrilatero della Moda
$$$$
Antonio Guida's two-star kitchen inside Mandarin Oriental
Il Ristorante - Niko Romito Restaurant
Grand Hotel Garden Design Led
Il Ristorante - Niko Romito
Brera
$$$$
Three-star chef's clean contemporary Italian at the Bulgari Hotel
Armani/Ristorante Restaurant
Grand Hotel Design Led Minimalist
Armani/Ristorante
Quadrilatero della Moda
$$$$
Seventh-floor Armani Hotel dining room, controlled and contemporary
10_11 at Portrait Milano Restaurant
Grand Hotel Courtyard All Day
10_11 at Portrait Milano
Quadrilatero della Moda
$$$
All-day Italian in a former seminary on the Quadrilatero's grand square
Iyo Restaurant
Japanese Design Led Sushi counter
Iyo
Sempione / Chinatown edge
$$$$
Italy's first Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant
Iyo Omakase Restaurant
Japanese Omakase Intimate
Iyo Omakase
Porta Nuova / Isola
$$$$
Seven-seat Edo-style omakase counter by master Masashi Suzuki
Sushi B Restaurant
Japanese Design Led Sushi counter
Sushi B
Brera
$$$$
Rigorous classical Japanese behind a vertical garden in Brera
Pacifico Restaurant
Peruvian Nikkei Ceviche bar
Pacifico
Brera / Moscova
$$$
Milan's first haute Peruvian-Nikkei kitchen, ceviche and tiradito
Ratanà Restaurant
Milanese tradition Osteria Garden
Ratanà
Isola / Porta Nuova
$$$
Cesare Battisti's modern-classic Milanese osteria
Trattoria del Nuovo Macello Restaurant
Trattoria Milanese tradition Family Run
Trattoria del Nuovo Macello
Calvairate / Città Studi edge
$$$
Family trattoria where Milanese tradition meets a starred touch
Cavoli a Merenda Restaurant
Patrician setting Hidden Winter garden
Cavoli a Merenda
Magenta
$$$
Chef Vanessa Viscardi's hidden 18th-century patrician dining room
By Neighborhood
3
Quadrilatero della Moda
2
Brera
1
Porta Venezia
1
Sempione / Chinatown edge
1
Porta Nuova / Isola
Frequently Asked Questions
Which venue is the top-rated pick?
Our top-rated choice is Andrea Aprea in Porta Venezia. Naples-born two-star chef, contemporary Italian on the Rovati rooftop
How many venues are on this list?
We've curated 12 venues across 5 Milan neighborhoods, with the highest concentration in Quadrilatero della Moda.
What is the average price range?
Prices range from $$ - $$, where $ is budget-friendly and $$$$ is premium fine dining. Most venues on this list fall in the $$ range.
Which neighborhoods are best for this?
The top neighborhoods are Quadrilatero della Moda (3), Brera (2), Porta Venezia (1), Sempione / Chinatown edge (1), Porta Nuova / Isola (1). Each offers a distinct atmosphere and dining style.
Do I need reservations?
We recommend reservations for most venues on this list, especially on weekends. Popular spots like Andrea Aprea can book up days in advance; for casual venues, weekday walk-ins are usually fine.