other sites: via San Fermo 9
Dressed tables, corners filled with decorations alternated with linear spaces. A sophisticated style that knowingly mixes tradition and high design. The strength is the table, with custom made tablecloths and a wide choice of glasses, dishes and cutlery.

In the fashion world since the 1980s. The bright colours of this shop are the setting for children’s garments and accessories. The playful atmosphere also prevails in women’s and men’s wear and in home items and stationery.

A concept store with a 1950s atmosphere,
inspired by Fornasetti. Eco-organic products of
the The Laundress line. St. Barth Fragrances.
Interesting brand research (Pierre Cardin,
Bruno Manetti,Roberto Del Carlo e Pedro
Garcia).

Average price: 35 € Pets ok
A classic after-theater eatery, and more. The atmosphere is simple, like a trattoria of bygone days. Carefully prepared traditional food. Watch for personalities from the world of entertainment and television.

A concept store dedicated to hair styling and
more, stemming from an idea by the two young
owners; the space looks like a cinema stage, with hair washing chairs from the 1950s, a console for
famous and would-be Djs, lounge where people
can surf the Internet, play with the Playstation,
read a book taken from the bookstore or shop for
some clothes in the specific store.

Average price: 14 €
An enormous hall with steel floorings used for
sponsored evenings, fashion shows and concerts.
The musical selection is guaranteed by the best
djs on the market. 1980s revival on Fridays and
rock music on Saturdays.

A table and kitchen design icon, this space,
designed by Sottsass associati in 1987, takes
three floors in a historic building (1936) in
the heart of Milan. Refurbished in 1999 to a
design by Alessandro Mendini, it features areas
devoted to the items designed by Masters, object
families and product groups in catalogue. Core
of the project is the shop window, which is still
today the original display unit of the Ettore Sottsass design.

Architect William Russell with Alexander
McQueen has designed a white suspended
scenario, to present the entire line of the fashion
designer.

Average price: 55 € Pets ok
Magnificent, impeccably served Milan cuisine:
Milan-style and Pavia-style risottos, with their
many variations, nervetti, mondeghin and
cassoeula are all-time favorites, along with the
classic ossobuco with risotto. Classic furnishings
with hints of old Vienna.

Average price: 40 €
A real trattoria atmosphere: domestic
rhythms, style and service. Traditional cuisine revisited. Eight courses menu and à la carte;
risottos are a highlight. Breads, focaccia and
homemade pasta. Excellent homemade desserts.

Average price: 20 € Pets ok
In the space of an old dairy shop with kitchen,
a strictly vegetarian lunch. Paintings of historic Milan. Visible kitchen. Take-away service and
organization of dinners and parties. One per
month Psico Happy Hour.

Average price: 30 €
Situated in the old Spanish quarter, this is an Italian restaurant that is influenced by fragrances and tastes from all over the world, especially from Asia. A place full of light. On Sundays, brunch with American-style buffet

Average price: 30 €
Osteria with typical bistrot tables and seating
in different materials and forms. A barber’s
chair and original slicing machine from the
1940s complete the decor. Traditional cooking,
with specialties like tagliolini with white ragù
and cotoletta alla milanese. Large summer
outdoor space in Hawaiian tiki style.

Average price: 60 € Pets ok
Renowned osteria that has played host to
generations of publishers, like Mondadori,
Longanesi and Rizzoli, and journalists, like
Fraccaroli and Montanelli. Warm, welcoming
atmosphere typical of old Milanese restaurants.
Excellent local cuisine.

Antonia Giacinti always selects cuttingedge collections, between “famous brands” and research companies. Among her brands: Lanvin, Jil Sander, Gucci, Bottega Veneta, Christian Louboutin, Yves Saint Laurent, Balmain etc At no. 9, Antonia man’s collection.

Set up in 1976, this gallery was the first in Italy to deal with architecture; it displays drawings, projects, models and prints of famous Italian and foreign architects; it organized the first personal exhibitions of Aldo Rossi, Leon and Rob Krier, Alberto Sartoris, Sottsass, Scolari, Cantafora, De Lucchi. Since 1986 it has extended its area of interest to designers, such as, for example, Aldo Cibic, Luigi Serafini, Peter Shire, Daniel Weil, Borek Sipek.

Opened in 2008, this is the first sales point in Milan for the Maison’s women’s apparel and accessory collections and the new I’M Isola Marras line. Old recycled oak parquet, furniture coming from markets and second-hand dealers, large wall covered with old doors and decorated glass panels, a wall covered with mirrors, stucco on the ceiling and a large chandelier of crystal lustres, designed by Stefania Beltrame, in line with the idea of a shop-home as suggested by Antonio Marras’s concept store philosophy.

In an ancient 1920s movie theatre and an
ancient workshop, turned into a multibrand
boutique (a project by Vincenzo De Cotiis), in
the Navigli district, Guido Antonioli proposes
a selection of brands from all over the world
including: Ann Demeulemeester, Alexander
Wang, Rick Owens, Dries Van Noten, Martin
Margela, Ackermann, Balmain, Burberry
Prorsum, Gareth Pugh, Neil Barret.

Architect Paolo Tilche was the first to bring Northern European design and crafts to Italy. A benchmark from the late 1960s for all those that love this style. It sells the most significant Nordic brands such as Ittala, Norma Scandinavia, Eva Denmark, Design house of Denmark.

Average price: 40 € Pets ok
Founded in the 1930s by Luigi and Modesta
Arlati, now run with great enthusiasm by their
grandson Leopoldo. In ’73 the “downstairs” was
opened, making this the first venue of its kind in
Milan to feature live music. Milanese cuisine,
excellent “riso al salto”.