A 2-hour walking tour from Porta Romana to the Colonne di San Lorenzo, led by local guides — every dish is genuinely from Milan, not Sicily, not Rome, not the "Italy" tourists get everywhere else.
No cannoli, no cacio e pepe, no tiramisù served because tourists expect it. Four dishes, and every one of them is actually Milanese.
Milan's own bread roll, filled the way a local bakery has always done it.
Milanese-style meatballs — a dish most tourists never even hear the name of.
The one seated stop on the tour — the classic saffron risotto, done properly.
A seasonal dessert to close the walk — panettone if you're visiting in winter.
About 2 hours, at an easy walking pace. One stop is seated (the risotto); the rest are quick, casual bites.
Yes. This tour was designed with zero alcohol required at any stop, so it works well for families, non-drinkers, and anyone who'd rather focus on the food.
Vegetarian options can usually be arranged with advance notice. Because stops are small, family-run spots, we can't guarantee against cross-contamination for severe allergies — get in touch before booking if you have concerns.
The route runs from Porta Romana to the Colonne di San Lorenzo — full meeting point details are sent after booking.
Capped at 10 people — small enough that you'll actually hear your guide and can ask questions as you go, without a crowd around you.