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What is even more interesting about this Pasticceria is the war that involved two big names of the fashion industry. Marchesi wasn’t the first choice for Prada. Two years ago they were engaged in a battle with LVMH over the acquisition of another top coffee house – Cova.
Marilyng is an international fashion brand that recently open a concept store in the futuristic Gae Aulenti Square in Milan.
I am always attracted to multifunctional spaces especially when they combine two of my three most favorite things in the world – food and fashion.
After a bunch of low quality lunch breaks I decided that I deserve something more than a cold food, reheated in the microwave. I had set my sight on Eat BBQ a few evenings ago while we were doing our usual after dinner gelato stroll in the neighbourhood. This restaurant is a total eye catcher…
Tabaccheria Giacomo is another delight I recently discovered, navigating the twisting side streets of Milan. The design immediately drew my attention. It is a tiny, deco inspired bar with walls in soft green color, black and white checkered floor and French vintage furniture. It is not just the usual bar where you go only for…
I don’t know how things work in your life but as far as I’m concerned, I only find things when I stop looking for them.
You will know that I’m always on a mission to discover new shops, eateries and designers that boast something original, whether it is the concept, the interior design or the product itself.
A come in, sit down and talk for hours kind of place.
Potafiori is a former flower shop, owned and managed by a local singer, has recently turned into a flower cafe/restaurant. After the
Finally Milan has a new, glossy place. It is called Bar Luce and is the result of the collaboration between the eccentric filmmaker Wes Anderson and Fondazione Prada.
The cheerful color palettes and vintage pinball machines will take you back to the Italian pop art culture
I was looking for reminders of our communist history throughout the city, when I stumbled upon, a soviet-style restaurant, called Raketa. The venue was so popular in the 60s that even the daughter of our head of state celebrated her marriage there.
Shtastliveca is the kind of welcoming restaurant where you immediately feel at ease. The appeal comes from the cozy shabby chic decor with its comfy sofas, beautiful vintage armoires and romantic floral and lace details all over the place. Plus the ultra attentive and knowledgeable waitstaff who befriend you and your dining companions. The wide-ranging…
