Bar Le Grazie In Milano

Good selection of coffee and pastry options for a quick breakfast. Friendly staff.

Really Italian, cool place. The service is attentive and fast.

What a pleasant surprise!!!Happened upon this little gem trying to take cover from the rain while waiting to view the Last Supper. Had a sandwich and charcuterie which were both fantastico! Cafe was clean and inviting , the baristas and wait staff were super friendly! Best spot so far in Milan:) Derselis was amazing :)

Perfect, ate two super sandwiches! Freshly prepared with ingredients requested by us such as raw (very good), mozzarella, tomato and salad; paid only €6, not an excessive price considering the size of the sandwiches, served warm and truly excellent. Even water and coffee I would say are more than in line with the prices circulating. Practically two of us had lunch for 16 euros. I highly recommend it! The only thing I would like to add is that if they put the prices outside, in my opinion they would work harder because people are prejudiced considering the location. 😅

A nice place to have a coffee and enjoy something delicious while waiting for your turn to see the Last Supper.

Had a coffee here, 2 times :) Very good macchiato and nice atmosphere

Opposite the church...a pretty good coffee while waiting or a pastry.

One of the best cafés in Milano in my opinion. A lady met me at the door, she was so kind, she asked and explained what they have, she showed me every croissant and took my order. The prices are perfect! I paid 3.7€ for an espresso and a pistachio croissant which was so tasty.

Classic Italin cafe with white shirts and black ties. We had freshly squeezed orange juice and these lovely cheese and ham toasted wraps. Very handy for Leonardo Da Vinci's Last Supper museum. Great atmosphere.

Good brioches, but really poorly made hot chocolate: there were a lot of lumps of cocoa powder, it wasn't smooth at all. The hood is good. However, prices are not in line, I understand the proximity to the Basilica of Santa Maria delle Grazie but these prices are not even in the Duomo, come on. Above all, paying 5 euros for poorly made chocolate... Friendly and fast service.