
1. Radetzky
Radetzky has been a fixture in Milan since 1988, and, on any given day, you can ogle among its patrons during aperitivo hour. Expect a mixture of families, elderly locals, starlets and influencers. With its buffet (included in the drink price) comprised of homemade chips, squares of focaccia, pizza, cubed cold cuts and pickled vegetables, Radetzky is proof of the undying appeal of 1980s Milan. The staff offers breakfast, lunch and weekend brunch options: does it get any better than this?