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.:. Caffè Milano
A convenient self-service style restaurant, midway between Piazza Duomo and the Castle. The premises used to be run by Garbagnati, perhaps the most famous bakery in town. Since 2010 there's a new management, still selling Garbagnati products. Daily specials, lots of veggies, from 12 through 2:30 pm.
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Via Dante 13
Castello district
open seven days
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.:. Ciao
Pioneer of this "island rather than counter" style in Milan, Ciao boasts especially yummy cakes and desserts. The number of venues near the dozen but some of them (not listed hereunder) are usually rather crowded because of their location or capacity.
Other advisable Ciao outlets are at Corso Europa 12 (off Piazza San Babila, tel. 02 76021142), at Via Fabio Filzi 8 (closed Saturday, not far from the Central Station) and at Via Montebianco 54 (closed Sunday, in the Fiera area).
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Piazza Duomo
Duomo district
open seven days
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Duomo |
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.:. Luini 
The panzerotti (fried dough filled with tomato and mozzarella cheese, typical of Southern Italy) made by this historical bakery are a legend in town. By following your nose, you may find people staying in line in front of the entrance but don't worry: the service is fast and soon you will be able to eat at the counter or simply strolling in the city centre.
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Via Santa Radegonda 16
Duomo district
closed sunday and monday morning
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Duomo |
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.:. McDonald's
Not surprisingly the ubiquitous hamburger-restaurant is also in Milan: in corso Buenos Aires alone there are three of them. The McDonald Galleria is the most central, and reputed to be properly managed. Here are some more of the most convenient ones: Piazza Sant'Eustorgio, Corso Vercelli 37, Piazzale Lotto 5.
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Via Ugo Foscolo 3
Duomo district
open every day
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Duomo |
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