Bar Le Grazie In Milano

Positive experience, the brioches are really high quality, the chocolate cream is really delicious, there were two of us we took 2 brioches one mignon and the other normal, both with chocolate, and a cappuccino, the price of the brioches is quite average, the cappuccino however is a little more expensive, it must be said however that we are in Milan and the costs are higher than in the suburbs, furthermore the bar is in front of the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, as well as in front of the Last Supper, and whatever you want to say this proximity comes at a price, I have read reviews that criticized the prices, but as I said it is the cost of Milan, even more so if you are in front of a museum that attracts hundreds of visitors, right or wrong that the price increase is there even in the suburbs... imagine in Milan, in any case the bar is highly recommended, furthermore they also have a huge selection of brioches

Café Le Grazie is right out side Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan - where the famous painting ‘The Last Supper’ is housed. It’s a great place to have a coffee and some snack before or after your visit to the monument. They also serve freshly cooked Italian pasta dishes and sandwiches. We just had our caffè macchiatos and a frolle(Frolla), also known as the crostata, filled with pistachio cream and mascarpone. Coffee was great and the frolle was spot on with the flavours. The piadinas (Italian flatbread sandwiches) looked very interesting but could not try as we weren’t hungry enough.

Nice coffee and croissant. I think it was a little pricey, but based on it's location I can understand why.

A perfect place for morning coffee and a croissant. And when I say croissant, they have at least 8 different kinds - pomegranate, chocolate, pistachio, classic, jam, apricot and so on and so on. A great variety of desserts, strong coffee and polite staff, all speaking English very well.

Excellent pastries and frollini, great variety of food, good service and amazing atmosphere.

A place to grab a drink while you wait to see Da Vinci's Last Supper. Prices are a bit high.

Lovely! Right next to the church and the museum. Doesn't feel touristy at all. If anything we had local priest next to our table.

The tiramisu was delicious. The other cakes we had were also delicious. The service was friendly and pleasant. Ideal for our short stop.

Very nice cafe just across the Santa Maria Delle Gracie. We came in for breakfast and was greeted by very helpful waitor. As a non-Italian speaker, being able to listen and understand the culture here is important. There are pastry as well as savory choices available, you just have to be able to ask.

😻 This place is really cool~ Great atmosphere! Espresso and pistachio croissant!! It was a great quiet morning! I had an espresso shot with brown sugar without mixing it, and added an Americano.