The Birthplace of Negroni Sbagliato

A Milanese institution since 1947, Bar Basso is famed for inventing the Negroni Sbagliato. Its vintage ambiance and towering glassware have made it a favorite among designers and creatives. During Milan Design Week, Bar Basso turns into the unofficial design world HQ—where creatives, designers, and artists gather for late-night drinks and legendary vibes.

Via Plinio, 39

Where Minimalism Meets Milanese Glamour

Offers sleek sophistication high above Via Manzoni, with floor-to-ceiling windows and minimalist design. Ideal for a quiet, luxurious aperitivo in true Armani style.

Via Manzoni, 31

A Century of Elegance

stablished over 100 years ago, Camparino in Galleria remains a symbol of Milanese sophistication. Located within the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, it's the ideal spot to savor a classic Campari-based cocktail amidst historic grandeur.

Piazza del Duomo, 21

Where Sound Meets Sip

Nestled near Porta Venezia, Bene Bene is a listening bar that combines expertly crafted cocktails with a curated sound experience. Its sleek interiors and intimate vibe attract Milan's fashion-forward crowd.

Via Giovanni Battista Morgagni, 31

Urban Oasis in Porta Romana

Set in a brutalist-inspired space, Lubna boasts a lush courtyard and a menu that emphasizes both raw and fire-grilled dishes. Its innovative cocktails and serene ambiance provide a refreshing escape from the city's hustle.

Via Vezza d’Oglio, 14

Quiet Luxury in Every Sip

Bar Nico is where Milan’s insiders go to unwind—discreet, stylish, and effortlessly chic. The perfect place for an intimate drink with impeccable taste.

Via Cesare Saldini, 2

Eclectic Sips in a Cinematic Setting

Baratie blends bold design, creative cocktails, and a touch of drama. A hidden gem where every corner is Instagram-worthy, and every drink tells a story.

Via Stendhal, 49