Specialty Coffee Shops in Milan
If you appreciate a good cappuccino as much as I do, you'll want to add some of these specialty coffee shops to your Milan itinerary!
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🚨🚨Important celiac note: The coffee shops on this list are just for coffee, drinks, and a place to work. They are not celiac-safe establishments and I do not eat at any of them. Always ask about a product being celiac-safe if you do choose to eat something at one of these locations.
Orsonero Coffee
Via Bonvesin de la Riva, 3
Via Giuseppe Broggi, 15
Orsonero Coffee
@celiacinitaly
The vibes at Orsonero coffee are absolutely emaculate...whether you're hoping to work, study, read a book, or just enjoy a cup of coffee with a friend. I loveeee the minimalist design of the whole interior.
It's a pretty small shop so seating can be limited, best to plan for an earlier morning outing with this one.
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Orsonero Coffee
@celiacinitaly
This Orsonero location is absolutely worth a visit, even if you've already been to the other one on via Bonvesin. This one feels a little more welcoming to sit and stay a while whereas the other location, with it's limited seating, is more drink and go.
I have found that Orsonero really attracts the young, international community of Milan, so it's a great place to make friends too!
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Cafezal Specialty Coffee
Viale Premuda, 14
Via Solferino, 27
Cafezal Torrefazione Specialty Coffee
@celiacinitaly
Cafezal was recognized in 2019 as one of the top 3 best coffee shops in the EU! And both of their locations live up to that reputation.
The stunningly sleek interior makes Cafezal feel more like a professional coworking space than a cozy, read-your-book-by-the-fireplace coffee shop. So, depending on what vibe you're after, choose accordingly.
Honestly, my favorite part of this coffee shop was the glass wall that allows you to look into the whole coffee bean grinding/production process. So cool!
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Cafezal Specialty Coffee
@celiacinitaly
Cafezal was recognized in 2019 as one of the top 3 best coffee shops in the EU! And both of their locations live up to that reputation.
The stunningly sleek interior makes Cafezal feel more like a professional coworking space than a cozy, read-your-book-by-the-fireplace coffee shop. So, depending on what vibe you're after, choose accordingly.
Honestly, my favorite part of this coffee shop was the glass wall that allows you to look into the whole coffee bean grinding/production process. So cool!
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Loste Café
Via Francesco Guicciardini,3
Loste Café
@celiacinitaly
Loste Cafè is a beautiful blend of old and new in that they serve very traditional Italian breakfast and lunch items while embracing the modern coffee shop needs of the iternational community in Milan. They just opened in 2021 so they are the new kid on the Milan specialty coffee block!
Add this one to your must-visit list!
They have an impressive pastry menu but of course, if you're a celiac, you want to stear clear of the pastries...they are NOT gluten-free!
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NOWHERE- Coffee & Community
Via Caminadella, 15
NOWHERE - Coffee & Community
@celiacinitaly
A lovely place to stop for a cappuccino and power through some work. And I must say, the pink interior is adorable! If you're already bored of cappuccinos, this is a good place to grab a kombucha (a rare treat in Italy).
CELIAC NOTE: They have some GF options listed on their menu but they do state that their kitchen is not free of cross-contact. So these items are not celiac-safe.
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Gogol & Company
Via Savona, 101
Gogol & Company
@celiacinitaly
Hope you're sitting down for this one because it's good...
Gogol & Company is a coffee shop meets book store meets event space. Yes, it’s as cool as it sounds.
They have some super cozy armchairs to snuggle in with your favorite book and a cup of coffee. And they have a dedicated coworking space for those looking to be extra productive.
They are constantly hosting different literary and music events and even offer different courses in writing and publishing.
Oh, and did I mention they are an art gallery/exhibition space? Gogol & Company does it all.
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O|NEST
Via Gerolamo Turroni, 2
O|NEST
@celiacinitaly
Onest is focused on prioritizing sustainability within the specialty coffee space. They try to use only small, local producers and avoid food waste as much as possible.
That's a business model I can get behind!
The space is beautiful and the coffee is delicious, what more could you ask for?
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Planning to check out the specialty caffeine scene in Florence?
Check out my curated guide of the best digital nomad friendly coffee shops in Firenze!
Want some personalized help planning a celiac-safe trip to Italy?
I offer 1-1 virtual travel consultations to help you do just that! Grab a spot so I can answer all of your gluten-free Italy questions.
* * *
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Piacere (nice to meet you)! I’m Catalin, an American 🇺🇸 expat in Florence, Italy 🇮🇹 And, a proud celiac 💚
You may also know me as The Celiac in Italy on Instagram!
Since moving to Italy during the pandemic, my passion for Italian food and culture has continued to grow. Now, I offer pre-curated travel guides for cities around Italy, 1-to-1 travel consultations, custom itineraries, and curated recommendations. All 100% celiac-safe. So you can explore Italy without the hassle of digging through tons of blog posts and Facebook groups to plan your trip.
More about me & my services…
➡️Armed with years of first-hand experience, I know the Italian celiac scene like the back of my hand🇮🇹Plus, I live here! My recommendations are always up-to-date🤓
➡️I'm a native English speaker who speaks fluent Italian. There's no language barrier on our end and I can seamlessly facilitate communication with restaurants. Feeling unsure about cross-contact procedures? I’m more than willing to send Italian emails on your behalf🤗
➡️I have personal relationships with the chefs of many gluten free restaurants nationwide. I can get you reservations just by sending a text📲
➡️My degree is in medical anthropology and I wrote my thesis about the impact of culture on the quality of life for celiacs. Not only have I been living with celiac disease for many years, but I've also studied the social aspect of our condition inside and out🤓
➡️On top of celiac disease I have a wheat allergy and a plethora of other conditions. Helping you navigate multiple intolerances is not a problem!💕
Let’s plan your gluten-free Italian adventure!🇮🇹
📲 @celiacinitaly
💻 www.celiacinitaly.com
💌 catalin@celiacinitaly.com
Your celiac-safe Italian experience awaits❤️
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Specialty Coffee Shops in Milan
If you appreciate a good cappuccino as much as I do, you'll want to add some of these specialty coffee shops to your Milan itinerary!
8 Places • 33 Saves • ago
Free
🚨Tap into the places to get more info about them & tap the map view at the top right corner to see the places on a map!
🚨🚨Important celiac note: The coffee shops on this list are just for coffee, drinks, and a place to work. They are not celiac-safe establishments and I do not eat at any of them. Always ask about a product being celiac-safe if you do choose to eat something at one of these locations.
Orsonero Coffee
Via Bonvesin de la Riva, 3
Via Giuseppe Broggi, 15
Orsonero Coffee
@celiacinitaly
The vibes at Orsonero coffee are absolutely emaculate...whether you're hoping to work, study, read a book, or just enjoy a cup of coffee with a friend. I loveeee the minimalist design of the whole interior.
It's a pretty small shop so seating can be limited, best to plan for an earlier morning outing with this one.
Add to
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Orsonero Coffee
@celiacinitaly
This Orsonero location is absolutely worth a visit, even if you've already been to the other one on via Bonvesin. This one feels a little more welcoming to sit and stay a while whereas the other location, with it's limited seating, is more drink and go.
I have found that Orsonero really attracts the young, international community of Milan, so it's a great place to make friends too!
Add to
Details
Cafezal Specialty Coffee
Viale Premuda, 14
Via Solferino, 27
Cafezal Torrefazione Specialty Coffee
@celiacinitaly
Cafezal was recognized in 2019 as one of the top 3 best coffee shops in the EU! And both of their locations live up to that reputation.
The stunningly sleek interior makes Cafezal feel more like a professional coworking space than a cozy, read-your-book-by-the-fireplace coffee shop. So, depending on what vibe you're after, choose accordingly.
Honestly, my favorite part of this coffee shop was the glass wall that allows you to look into the whole coffee bean grinding/production process. So cool!
Add to
Details
Cafezal Specialty Coffee
@celiacinitaly
Cafezal was recognized in 2019 as one of the top 3 best coffee shops in the EU! And both of their locations live up to that reputation.
The stunningly sleek interior makes Cafezal feel more like a professional coworking space than a cozy, read-your-book-by-the-fireplace coffee shop. So, depending on what vibe you're after, choose accordingly.
Honestly, my favorite part of this coffee shop was the glass wall that allows you to look into the whole coffee bean grinding/production process. So cool!
Add to
Details
Loste Café
Via Francesco Guicciardini,3
Loste Café
@celiacinitaly
Loste Cafè is a beautiful blend of old and new in that they serve very traditional Italian breakfast and lunch items while embracing the modern coffee shop needs of the iternational community in Milan. They just opened in 2021 so they are the new kid on the Milan specialty coffee block!
Add this one to your must-visit list!
They have an impressive pastry menu but of course, if you're a celiac, you want to stear clear of the pastries...they are NOT gluten-free!
Add to
Details
NOWHERE- Coffee & Community
Via Caminadella, 15
NOWHERE - Coffee & Community
@celiacinitaly
A lovely place to stop for a cappuccino and power through some work. And I must say, the pink interior is adorable! If you're already bored of cappuccinos, this is a good place to grab a kombucha (a rare treat in Italy).
CELIAC NOTE: They have some GF options listed on their menu but they do state that their kitchen is not free of cross-contact. So these items are not celiac-safe.
Add to
Details
Gogol & Company
Via Savona, 101
Gogol & Company
@celiacinitaly
Hope you're sitting down for this one because it's good...
Gogol & Company is a coffee shop meets book store meets event space. Yes, it’s as cool as it sounds.
They have some super cozy armchairs to snuggle in with your favorite book and a cup of coffee. And they have a dedicated coworking space for those looking to be extra productive.
They are constantly hosting different literary and music events and even offer different courses in writing and publishing.
Oh, and did I mention they are an art gallery/exhibition space? Gogol & Company does it all.
Add to
Details
O|NEST
Via Gerolamo Turroni, 2
O|NEST
@celiacinitaly
Onest is focused on prioritizing sustainability within the specialty coffee space. They try to use only small, local producers and avoid food waste as much as possible.
That's a business model I can get behind!
The space is beautiful and the coffee is delicious, what more could you ask for?
Add to
Details
Planning to check out the specialty caffeine scene in Florence?
Check out my curated guide of the best digital nomad friendly coffee shops in Firenze!
Want some personalized help planning a celiac-safe trip to Italy?
I offer 1-1 virtual travel consultations to help you do just that! Grab a spot so I can answer all of your gluten-free Italy questions.
* * *
CURATED BY
Piacere (nice to meet you)! I’m Catalin, an American 🇺🇸 expat in Florence, Italy 🇮🇹 And, a proud celiac 💚
You may also know me as The Celiac in Italy on Instagram!
Since moving to Italy during the pandemic, my passion for Italian food and culture has continued to grow. Now, I offer pre-curated travel guides for cities around Italy, 1-to-1 travel consultations, custom itineraries, and curated recommendations. All 100% celiac-safe. So you can explore Italy without the hassle of digging through tons of blog posts and Facebook groups to plan your trip.
More about me & my services…
➡️Armed with years of first-hand experience, I know the Italian celiac scene like the back of my hand🇮🇹Plus, I live here! My recommendations are always up-to-date🤓
➡️I'm a native English speaker who speaks fluent Italian. There's no language barrier on our end and I can seamlessly facilitate communication with restaurants. Feeling unsure about cross-contact procedures? I’m more than willing to send Italian emails on your behalf🤗
➡️I have personal relationships with the chefs of many gluten free restaurants nationwide. I can get you reservations just by sending a text📲
➡️My degree is in medical anthropology and I wrote my thesis about the impact of culture on the quality of life for celiacs. Not only have I been living with celiac disease for many years, but I've also studied the social aspect of our condition inside and out🤓
➡️On top of celiac disease I have a wheat allergy and a plethora of other conditions. Helping you navigate multiple intolerances is not a problem!💕
Let’s plan your gluten-free Italian adventure!🇮🇹
📲 @celiacinitaly
💻 www.celiacinitaly.com
💌 catalin@celiacinitaly.com
Your celiac-safe Italian experience awaits❤️
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