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Save this list in Chef Amazing Where to eat in Milan: the full guideGet: A panzerotto with tomato and mozzarella
Fried panzerotti served near the Duomo since 1949, and a fixture of every Milan visit. Expect: 15 to 30 min at lunch. Beat it: go mid-afternoon.
Also on the list: Where locals eat in Milan.
Get: The brioche and a pastry of the day
Milan's most-waited-for pastry. Expect: weekend lines out the door. Beat it: go on a weekday morning.
Also on the list: Breakfast and sandwiches in Milan.
Get: A Neapolitan Margherita, or the fried pizza
A famous Naples pizzaiolo in Milan. Expect: 30 to 60 min at dinner. Beat it: go at opening.
Get: Pork and cabbage dumplings, from a farmer-butcher partnership
Chinese dumplings made with meat from a famous Milan butcher. Expect: steady lines. Beat it: go mid-afternoon.
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