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Restaurants & Destinations

Milan’s 19 Michelin-starred restaurants in 2027: the full list by district

By Camilla De SantisNovember 13, 20264 min readDestinations Desk

Milan has 19 Michelin-starred restaurants in the 2027 guide, and one of them is new. Autem, Luca Natalini’s restaurant, won its first Star at the ceremony in Piacenza on 12 November. The city now counts one Three-Star restaurant, three with Two Stars and 15 with One, on MICHELIN’s list of Starred restaurants in Milan. Two more in Cornaredo, just west of the city, bring the province to 21. Lombardy has 59, more than any other Italian region.

All 19 in Milan, by Stars, cuisine and district

Restaurant Stars Cuisine Where
Enrico Bartolini al Mudec Three Creative Mudec, Via Tortona
Andrea Aprea Two Italian Contemporary Fondazione Luigi Rovati, Corso Venezia
Seta by Antonio Guida Two International Mandarin Oriental, Milan
Verso Capitaneo Two Creative Piazza del Duomo
Abba One Contemporary Certosa
Anima One Contemporary Hotel Milano Verticale, Porta Nuova
Autem One, new Market cuisine Porta Romana
Berton One Italian Contemporary Porta Nuova
Contraste One Modern Navigli
Cracco in Galleria One Modern Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
Horto One Modern The Medelan, near the Duomo
Il Luogo Aimo e Nadia One Italian Contemporary Via Montecuccoli, west Milan
IYO One Japanese Via Piero della Francesca
IYO Kaiseki One Japanese Porta Nuova
Joia One Vegetarian Porta Venezia
Moebius Sperimentale One Creative Near Stazione Centrale
Procaccini One Modern Via Procaccini, near Chinatown
Sadler One Italian Casa Baglioni, Brera
Sine by Di Pinto One Italian Contemporary Viale Umbria

The cuisine labels are MICHELIN’s own. The list is in order of Stars, then alphabetical.

Enrico Bartolini al Mudec, the city’s only Three Stars

The top of the list has not moved. Enrico Bartolini al Mudec is on the third floor of the Museum of Cultures on Via Tortona, in the design district, and it is one of 13 Three-Star restaurants in Italy, three of them in Lombardy. The other two are outside Milan: Da Vittorio at Brusaporto and Dal Pescatore in the countryside near Mantua. All 13 are in our list of Italy’s Three-Star restaurants.

Three Two Stars within a walk of the Duomo

The three Two-Star restaurants in the city are close together. Verso Capitaneo looks onto Piazza del Duomo and left Piacenza with MICHELIN’s Passion Dessert award. Seta by Antonio Guida is the restaurant of the Mandarin Oriental, behind La Scala. Andrea Aprea is on the top floor of the Fondazione Luigi Rovati, the museum of Etruscan art on Corso Venezia. A fourth, D’O, is in Cornaredo, in the province.

Autem, the one new Star of 2027

Autem is the only Milan restaurant among the 24 new One Stars in Italy this year. MICHELIN files it under market cuisine, and the description fits: the menu is built on what the market offers that day, cooked in an open kitchen in a small dining room. Luca Natalini works in full view of the tables. Lombardy’s other two new Stars are a long way from the city, Casa Romano at Alzano Lombardo near Bergamo and Téa del Kosmo in Livigno, as Il Giorno listed on the day.

Fourteen confirmed One Stars, from the Galleria to the Navigli

The centre has three. Cracco in Galleria is inside the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Horto is on the roof of The Medelan, a few steps from the Duomo, and Sadler moved into Casa Baglioni in Brera. Porta Nuova, the district of towers north of the centre, has three more: Berton, IYO Kaiseki and Anima, in the Hotel Milano Verticale.

The rest reward a taxi. Joia, in Porta Venezia, is the vegetarian one, and it has held its Star since 1996. Il Luogo Aimo e Nadia is in a residential street in the west of the city. IYO was the first Japanese restaurant in Italy to win a Star. Contraste is by the Navigli, Moebius Sperimentale near the central station, Sine by Di Pinto on Viale Umbria, Procaccini on the street it is named after and Abba in the Certosa district, in the north-west.

D’O and Olmo, two more in Cornaredo

The province adds two, both in Cornaredo, about 15 kilometres west of the Duomo. D’O, Davide Oldani’s restaurant, has Two Stars. Olmo, a few doors away, has One. Together with the city they make 21, against 28 for the province of Rome, which leads the country.

The Luxury.it perspective

Milan’s list is compact, and that is its advantage. Nine of the 19 are either a short walk from the Duomo or in Porta Nuova, so a business trip can take in a Starred lunch without a car. Lunch is the sensible way in. Tables are usually easier at midday than at dinner. The weeks to avoid are the obvious ones, the fashion weeks and the Salone del Mobile in April, when every dining room on this list is full. One new Star makes it a quiet year for the city. The region added three, and Lombardy still leads Italy. For rooms near these tables, see our list of Milan’s MICHELIN Key hotels, and for all the new names, our report on the 2027 Stars.

Related guides

The best restaurants in Milan · Private dining in Milan · The 2027 ceremony in Piacenza · La Scala’s opening night · Rome’s 22 Starred restaurants · Piedmont’s 34 Starred restaurants

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