In Milan, a sagra is a special type of food festival that celebrates a specific food or type of ingredient. In terms of Milanese cuisine, sagre often focus on risotto alla Milanese, ossobuco, or dishes featuring polenta. Attending a sagra as part of a Milan food tour is a great...

The Brera district is Milano’s artistic beating heart. Its charming cobblestone streets are festooned with art galleries and an eclectic mix of some of Milan’s best restaurants. If you love art and culture, then it only makes sense to include a stop in the Brera on your next Milan food...

Rome truly is an international city that embraces many different types of cuisine, including some of the best vegan and vegetarian restaurants in Europe. This is thanks in part to the bounty of Italian agriculture that surrounds the city and the way Roman cuisine focuses on cooking with the freshest...

Milan is a true Italian metropolis that moves at the same speed as other major cities like New York and London. It’s easy for big-name trattorias and Michelin-starred restaurants to dominate the landscape vying for a place on your Milan food tour. Yet a city this size is also festooned...

If you want to get a taste of a city or country, a food tour can make a lot of sense. Whether in Italy, Portugal, The United Kingdom, or France, walking through city streets and immersing yourself in different culinary cultures is the perfect way to have authentic experiences.  Considering...

Milan’s Navigli district is known for its picturesque canals and vibrant nightlife, with trendy restaurants that match its vibe. You’ll find traditional Milanese restaurants rubbing elbows with international eateries, making it a great destination for a Milan food tour. Exploring Navigli: Milan’s Trendy Food District The dining experiences in Navigli...

Standing tall in Northern Italy’s Lombardy region, Milan’s cuisine focuses more on hearty dishes like saffron-infused risotto, rich-buttery polenta, and slow-roasted veal ossobuco. The city also moves at a much faster pace than you’ll find in most other parts of Italy, with a lot of blink-and-you’ll-miss-it foodie opportunities. So, I...

Milan truly is an international city embracing fashion and cuisine from all over the world. In recent years they’ve also grown to become one of Europe’s craft beer hubs, spawning breweries and bars that offer unique takes on traditional Italian brewing techniques and innovative brewing styles. If you’re a craft...