Be sure to close your meal out with the exquisite peaches in marscapone cheese. This small atmospheric tratoria, one of the most colorful and popular in town features different dishes from day to day. Located near the La Scala opera house, this luxurious restaurant is the ideal place for late night suppers. Set in a Medieval square, this little restaurant is so renowned for its huge selection of antipasti that few ever go on to a main course, choosing instead to return again and again to the antipasto table. This unpretentious little eatery, habituated by the eighty year olds who live in the neighborhood and bankers who come from miles away, features regional cooking at its very best.
Prices are ridiculously low.
Try to sit outdoors if the weather is good. On the small street of the same name. One of the city's most popular and best fish restaurants. Try especially the pasta with sardines grapes or fennel. Be sure to drink the Corvo wine that is served in carafes.