Best 10 Brunch Places in Milan: Where to Eat Late Breakfast in Style
Looking for a great brunch in Milan? We've got a list of the 10 best places to enjoy a late breakfast this weekend. Also, a freeby at the end of the article!
Looking for the best brunch places in Milan? Whether you’re in love with fluffy pancakes and eggs or something lighter like avocado toast and fresh juice, the city is full of great options. From cozy cafés in Isola to stylish buffets near the Duomo, this guide will help you find the perfect spot for a late breakfast.
1. Bar Bulgari - Luxury Brunch in a Garden Oasis
If you’re looking for a luxury and peaceful place to enjoy brunch, Bar Bulgari is a great choice. It’s part of the Bulgari Hotel Milano, one of the most elegant hotels in the city.
Brunch is served in their beautiful garden, a quiet green space hidden behind the building. It’s perfect for a relaxed Sunday with friends or even a special occasion. The atmosphere is calm and elegant, but never too formal.
You can enjoy fresh salads, warm dishes, sweet pastries and excellent drinks. Everything is made with care combined with a top quality service.
Via Privata Fratelli Gabba, 7
2. Pavé - Milanese Pastry Meets Industrial Cool
Fort those who love fresh pastries, Pavé is a must-visit. This bakery and café in Porta Venezia is a local favorite thanks to its delicious homemade treats and cool, vintage-industrial interior.
The menu changes with the seasons, but you’ll always find something good like buttery croissants, focaccia sandwiches, fruit bowls, eggs and rich coffee. It’s the kind of place where you can grab a quick bite or settle in for a slow Sunday brunch with friends.
Via Felice Casati, 27
3. God Save the Food - Stylish and Versatile
With locations in both Brera and Tortona, God Save the Food (or GSTF) is great for a group brunch or a relaxed weekend meal near the center.
At the Brera location, you can sit under the glass veranda with views of the Carmine church and enjoy a calm atmosphere that feels a bit like being on vacation.
The brunch menu is served on weekends and public holidays from 12 to 4 PM and includes something for everyone: poached eggs, avocado toast, pancakes, club sandwiches, salads and even Asian-inspired dishes like pad thai or chicken wok.
Via Tortona, 34
4. oTTo - Avocado Toast & Scandinavian Vibes in Isola
Looking for a fun and photogenic place to brunch in Milan? oTTo is one of the trendiest weekend spots in the city and not just for the food.
Located in the heart of Chinatown, this creative café is famous for its minimalist interiors, warm lighting, long wooden tables and Scandinavian-style vibes. It’s a favorite among digital nomads, creatives and anyone looking for a cozy corner to enjoy good food with good people.
The brunch here isn’t your classic eggs-and-bacon plate: it’s a particular menu made up of their signature “quadrotti” (tasty open-faced sandwiches served on rustic bread), a seasonal side dish, two small sides and a sweet treat.
Via Paolo Sarpi, 8
5. Biancolatte - Family-Friendly and Cozy
Biancolatte is a charming café and restaurant near Repubblica that feels more like someone’s home than a typical brunch spot in Milan.
The atmosphere is bright and relaxed, with pastel colors, vintage-style décor and a little gift shop at the entrance that sells toys, mugs plus other cute things.
Biancolatte offers a big selection of brunch options, from croissants and pancakes to eggs, sandwiches, salads and warm seasonal dishes. And if you have a sweet tooth, don’t miss the dessert counter: the cakes and tarts are made fresh daily and displayed like little works of art.
V. Filippo Turati, 30
6. Hygge – Nordic Flavors and Cosy Interiors
Hygge is a hidden gem in the heart of Milan. Inspired by the Danish concept of comfort and simplicity, this café offers a warm space to slow down and enjoy a peaceful brunch.
The menu focuses on seasonal ingredients and changes often, but you’ll always find comforting dishes like scrambled eggs, granola bowls, toasted bread and fresh veggie-based plates.
There are also plenty of options for vegetarians and gluten-free eaters, which makes it perfect if you're coming with a group and want to keep everyone happy.
Via Giuseppe Sapeto, 3
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7. California Bakery - The American Classic
Sometimes you just want a classic American brunch and that’s exactly what you’ll find at California Bakery.
The atmosphere is casual and cozy, with wooden tables, friendly staff and that typical smell of pancakes with marble syrup in the air.
On weekends, their brunch menu includes everything from crispy bacon to burgers, bagels and scrambled eggs. There are also lighter options like salads and fruit bowls, plus a great menu for kids too.
Piazza Sant'Eustorgio, 4
8. Santeria - Brunch with a Side of Culture
If you love the idea of brunch mixed with books, art and live music, Santeria Paladini 8 is the place for you. More than just a café, this cultural space is a local institution: part bistro, part creative hub and part open-air living room.
The highlight? Their lush courtyard, filled with plants, perfect for a sunny weekend morning. On Saturdays and Sundays from 11 AM to 4 PM, Santeria serves a relaxed brunch menu with international dishes combined with plenty of vegetarian and vegan options.
Via Privata Ettore Paladini, 8
9. Ofelé. Caffè & Coccole – Pancakes and Pistachio Dreams
A hidden gem just steps from Porta Genova, Ofelé is the kind of place where brunch feels like home. The menu is both homemade and seasonal, with fluffy pancakes (yes, there’s pistachio cream), savory bagels, eggs and sweet treats that change daily.
But Ofelé isn’t just a café. On weekday afternoons, it turns into a creative lab with workshops and events, staying true to its name: “ofelé” means pastry chef in Milanese dialect.
Via Savona, 2
10. Fuorimano – Brunch, Books & Brioche
Set in a former print shop near NoLo, Fuorimano mixes a colorful bistrot, a coworking space, a cocktail bar and a cultural spot all-in-one. The brunch, served on Saturdays and Sundays from 12 to 4 PM, is generous, curated and full of personality.
Choose between American, Continental, Veggy, Gluten-Free, or even a Baby brunch each served with artisan pancakes, homemade bread, fresh juice and your choice of teas or American coffee.
Via Roberto Cozzi, 3
Bonus! Madama Bistrot – Brunch with an Indie Soul
If you've been following us on Instagram (@milanize.me), you'll know this is one of our favorite spots and it deserves to be on this list!
Located inside one of Milan’s coolest hostels, Madama Bistrot is the kind of place that combines great food, good vibes and a side of culture.
Open every day of the week, this spot offers everything from homemade breakfasts to late-night dinners, but weekend brunch (served Saturday and Sunday from 12 to 4 PM) is where it truly shines. The menu is simple and creative, with options for everyone served in a welcoming space that feels like your favorite friend’s kitchen.
Via Benaco, 1
Conclusion
Whether you’re into pancakes, eggs, or something lighter, Milan has a brunch spot for every kind of taste. From the elegant garden at Bar Bulgari to the creative vibe at Fuorimano, you’ll for sure find great food and relaxing places to enjoy your leisurely weekend mornings.
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