Sweetmeats to take away at Caffè Marchesi in Milan

The historic Milanese pastry brand Marchesi has its headquarters on Via Santa Maria alla Porta, and after having being acquired by Prada SpA, has opened a new space in Via Montenapoleone. Roberto Baciocchi is the architect who has designed many of the Prada Group’s stores throughout the world, and has created an illuminated treasure chest of boxes of bonbons and jars of jam, lined up in well-lit windows that run along one wall of the restaurant. On the opposite side are a series of green velvet chairs and wallpaper, patterned with motifs on a green background. From the outset, this is a trendy and welcoming destination, offering the taste of a balanced blend of modernity and memory, of cosy shadows and sparkles of light.

Inner lounge of Caffè Marchesi in Milan
Breakfast at Caffè Marchesi in Milan

WHERE: Via Montenapoleone 9, Milan

The historic Milanese pastry brand Marchesi has its headquarters on Via Santa Maria alla Porta, and after having being acquired by Prada SpA, has opened a new space in Via Montenapoleone. Roberto Baciocchi is the architect who has designed many of the Prada Group’s stores throughout the world, and has created an illuminated treasure chest of boxes of bonbons and jars of jam, lined up in well-lit windows that run along one wall of the restaurant.  On the opposite side are a series of green velvet chairs and wallpaper, patterned with motifs on a green background.
From the outset, this is a trendy and welcoming destination, offering the taste of a balanced blend of modernity and memory, of cosy shadows and sparkles of light.
WHERE: Via Montenapoleone 9, Milan

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