Danny Vogt
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Starbucks Reserve Roastery
Starbucks reserve roastery in Milan is a fantastic place to stop for a coffee and a bite to eat. It was quite busy when we arrived, but we had fun exploring and watching the roasting machinery working while we waited for a table to become available upstairs.
I had a slice of pizza and my wife had the roasted vegetable focaccia and both were excellent. I also tried the smoked butterscotch latte and my wife had the pistachio latte - these too were delicious.
The cream bun was fantastic - very light and flavourful and big enough for two to share.
There is also a well stocked bar, although we didn't order alcohol.
The prices were also very reasonable - we were expecting the bill to be much higher for the quality of food and service we received
The staff are very friendly and many were multilingual (my Italian had become quite rusty since I hadn't visited in years).
the gift shop is extensive (some items here can be a little pricey) and we took some whole bean coffee home with us to enjoy. the coffee is roasted on site (seats around the roasting machine are in high demand) They can also grind to your preferred fineness if you ask them to.
Definitely worth a visit - it's only a few minutes walk from the Duomo and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II which, lets face it, you'll end up near these at some point if you head to Milan!
I had a slice of pizza and my wife had the roasted vegetable focaccia and both were excellent. I also tried the smoked butterscotch latte and my wife had the pistachio latte - these too were delicious.
The cream bun was fantastic - very light and flavourful and big enough for two to share.
There is also a well stocked bar, although we didn't order alcohol.
The prices were also very reasonable - we were expecting the bill to be much higher for the quality of food and service we received
The staff are very friendly and many were multilingual (my Italian had become quite rusty since I hadn't visited in years).
the gift shop is extensive (some items here can be a little pricey) and we took some whole bean coffee home with us to enjoy. the coffee is roasted on site (seats around the roasting machine are in high demand) They can also grind to your preferred fineness if you ask them to.
Definitely worth a visit - it's only a few minutes walk from the Duomo and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II which, lets face it, you'll end up near these at some point if you head to Milan!