What a beautiful place!! We were lucky as they were making nitro ice cream while we were there!! And we got to taste it freshly made! I am not a big fan of Starbucks but this was absolutely a must visit place! Very friendly staff, amazing coffee which smells great ( pistachio latte is a must try even if you are a black coffee person like me!!) Their patties were versatile and delicious!! I would definitely come back for the beautiful ambience!

Overall good experience, the food and beverage are very nice, (I'm eager to try their Roma-style pizza next time) but the ambience is chaotic. There is quite often a queue outside and the entrance is managed as to leave inside always more clients than the available seats. As per my experience, you better add a 2 € table charge per person and head to the upper floor where you have more chances to find yourself a seat and you get table service too.

Very easy to spend a lot of money for every collector of Starbucks item. Unfortunately the old standard cups is not promoted or sold anymore. This is a big mistake by Starbucks. I want to collect uniform cups from all over the world, but it is not possible anymore unfortunately. The Milan roasters are amazing. You can see them do the craftsmanship live. Impressive. We were lucky (?) meeting a sales representative that really delivered value. He was attentive and understand our needs, we ending up using over 200 euro …

I think it is for sure worth a visit. Only a few blocks walk from the duomo makes it super easy to get to. It’s in an old post office and it’s beautifully done. It is obviously a tourist stop and doesn’t have the vibe of a tradition Italian cafe but it is for sure an experience. Also if you are looking for the typical Starbucks country cups they don’t have it. They only have higher end fancy ones. Which I think are still worth buying. I went on a Friday night and there was a large line outside. But it wasn’t too crazy and it moved quick. I might return here just for a high end coffee drink.

Unique coffee experience with some buts First of all, be ready to wait 10-20 minutes in a queue outside unless it is 8 am or 9 pm. The inside is of course quite crowded as well. Secondly, the endless waiting time doesn’t finish at the door. For placing your order and getting it you will need to wait again (overall, might be up to 40 minutes in total. Ridiculous for such places that are not restaurants). Finally, the drinks are indeed good (especially, if you opt for artisan ones). But again, the famous one with olive oil seems to be sold out all the time. The food is okay - with an Italian twist but nothing special and overpriced. This place can be a nice entertainment if you have time in Milan but not more.

It’s the best Starbucks I’ve seen in my life. Even the taste of the coffee is different. You can grab something to eat or drink inside the Cafe or you can take it home. But I’m sure you will stay and enjoy the moment. And don’t forget to buy some gifts for your friends and family.

Everything was so authentic there and artistic. That you don’t feel like you are in a Starbucks. The foods looks and taste delicious. But it was very crowded because of the all tourists. Workers there was also very nice. Recommend it. Ps: it’s little bit more expensive than the other Starbucks.

This was not like any other Starbucks I've been to before. They have a quite different menu with special items and you can also see the machines processing and packing the beans right in front of you. I would highly recommend the pistachio latte. It was really delicious. We had to line up in front of the main door for over 15 minutes before being allowed to enter. One inside, it's quite difficult to find a free table to sit. They have a good selection of pastries and cakes, including tiramisu. If you're in Milan and are looking for a unique breakfast spot, you won't be disappointed.

In from the United State and although we had to show our Passports and CDC vaccination cards at every counter to order, the staff were very friendly and accommodating. We were a group of nine so it became very cumbersome as you moved from station to station to order. We would recommend one vaccine validation upon entering so verification isn't necessary at each and every counter. The atmosphere was chic industrial and was relaxing and pleasant. The coffee, and cafe lattes were great and the savory breakfast selections and the sweet options were equally delicious. I would definitely recommend a visit when in the area, it has a great vibe and experience.

It‘s not like any other Starbucks you‘ve ever seen. Even though I don‘t really like the idea of going to Starbucks, the design & features of this place are at least worth a visit! See how coffee is roasted in front of your eyes, get a taste of Primi Bakery products and indulge yourself into the coffee world. Oh, and the place hits you with roasted beans smell the minute you walk in!

This place was that good we visited twice on our 3 days in Milan! We would recommend going straight to the table service section upstairs for no extra cost. It has most of the food provided downstairs minus a few drinks and the staff are great. You get a fabulous view of the whole room and comfy seats. I’d recommend the gelato cold brew. It’s turns into a coffee milkshake and is so tasty. Great value at €9. We also purchased tumblrs from downstairs for €24 each and we love them!

An absolutely must place to visit in Milan, regardless of whether you love coffee or not. The building is impressive itself and beautiful, nice tables outside to sip your drink and enjoy the weather. It’s busy inside but it moves quickly. The range of drinks offered is incredible and the menu is not one you can find in any other normal shop. The food looks amazing as well, real cakes, pastries and sandwiches that all all look yummy! I love it

Such a cool place to visit when you’re in Milan! Be prepared for it to be busy, but there’s plenty of seating outside as well, so you can still enjoy your coffee! Make sure to have a proper stroll around, loads of different areas and staff is super friendly and happy to explain the roasting process. Definitely try something different than your usual coffee order! You’ll be nicely surprised!

One of the most beautiful Starbucks Reserve. Absolutely beautiful concept. I was first hesitant to try this in Milan but they did a great job to fit into the greatness of Milan’s beauty. Very modern and sophisticated. Definitely worth the visit for the experience, but if you want just an espresso and pastries, I’m sure there are better options.

An awesome place to sit in when discovering central Milan. Always a little bit busy but this is what makes it fun because you feel like you are in the center of the action and it makes the atmosphere very lively. Good place to have an Italian breakfast with great coffee and a fresh brioche. Very cool designed as you can see the coffee making and packing process. Located in the beautiful building where there once was an old post office.

Fantastic experience and I really enjoyed visiting this Starbucks Reserve today. The location is well laid out and offers not just Coffee, special reserve blends, beans and a decent patisserie section with a good range of options, but also pizza and multiple bars to sample drinks (with some non-alcoholic softer options too)! Definitely worth a visit!

One of the best Starbucks branches in the world. It has a very special character. The design is very distinctive. Its location is wonderful and the seating inside has a distinctive character with multiple options. There is often crowding inside and outside, but the service is fast. If you do not want to wait long and search for a table, you can go to the upper floor where there is special service but for an additional fee.

Just went here for the experience. First, there’s a queue to get in. And once inside, there’s another long queue to order food and coffee. The exterior is beautiful, and the interior is quite interesting. It’s full of tourists so expect it to be packed and busy. The prices are higher than average. The only downside is it’s quite ironic how it’s one of the biggest roastery and a flagship store yet there were only two options of coffee to choose from, as apparently, the other types of coffee are just for show/display. It took a while to get our order. The tiramisu was delicious and worth the €7. The coffee was also good. It was nice here to come just for the experience, especially if you’re a tourist, but I’ll probably prefer to just go at the local coffee shop for coffee at a much better and cheaper price with the same quality.

Very nice place with a lovely atmosphere. You can see how the coffee is being roasted n packed and how the whole process take place in tubes. I had the chance to try their V60 and it wasnt to the level of expectation as it was below min. Their sweet was good

Probably my best Starbucks so far. The place is huge and the building itself is a landmark.Inside you will see a coffee roaster in the shape of a stream train and it's actually functional. There are different varieties of coffee creations to select from so explore and don't just order an americano. There are different cakes and baked goods to choose from to complement your coffee and you can also buy different souvenirs from the shop inside.

I went at 8:00 am so I don’t have to wait in line, perfect timing. I tried the pistachio coffee which was sweet for me but I liked it as I wanted to order something that I wouldn’t have out of this place. The croissant was good and crunchy as I like it. Unfortunately the coffee roaster wasn’t operating when I was there. Also don’t miss the chance to visit the wash room it was clean and very historical!

Most impressive Starbucks I've ever seen. Place gets very busy and queues are poorly managed so expect a bit of a delay when ordering. You might struggle finding a place to sit. Besides that all good and nice place to visit. They roast their coffee in store, so the small is amazingly good.

Great experience, the place is huge, very lively and busy. Love seeing the roaster, they do have alot of souvenirs. Their menu has special items that aren't sold at regular Starbucks stores. The food is good! And the chocolate gelato shake is rich and flavorful. Their espresso martini is good too. There is plenty of seating outside and at night its a beautiful cozy atmosphere. We sat both inside and outside and had a good time.

Beautiful Starbucks Reserve, worth the visit. I tried their matcha latte with almond milk and croissants and they were delicious. You can expect a line to order during the week and a line to enter the building during the weekends. Lots of people go here, so it is better if you go early in the day and during the week. The outdoor seating area is also really nice.

Wide selection of pastries and coffee! Would definitely visit other branches elsewhere! Be ware they check Covid Vaccination Card for sit downs. And sometimes there is a long queue to enter as there is a certain capacity.

We had walked by two days in a row - the place had a line out the door and around the block. On the third day we decided to go for 8am (it opens at 7:30am) and we walked right in, basically had the place to ourselves! Ordered pumpkin spice lattes and a few brioche croissants. It was all delicious. The space is massive and an experience in itself. We walked around all the different floors, including Arriviamo Bar up top. Since it was so early we had our pick of where to sit too. Highly recommend!

This place is flooded with tourists, so be ready. There was a line when I visited this place and maybe I waited for 25min to get it. The food is not that great. I guess it comes along when the place is flooded with customers. However, The service is good. I can see their effort to cope with the high foot traffic. A lot of dirty tables everywhere (can we practice clay-go as a customer) but they are doing their best to maintain the place. It's just some customers are messy. Atmosphere, it's not relaxing. Very noisy. I think just grab your coffee take a picture then go.

We were lucky to not have to queue. We stopped by to have a bite and drink. We sat upstairs and had table service. It’s cool to see the huge machine in the middle of the store but that’s just fancy as it would be in many factories just not clean. So it basically the same normal Starbucks if you minus that machine or attraction. Not sure why it’s so crowded. Overhyped as usual due to tiktokers

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Starbucks Reserved in Milano, and it was truly an exceptional experience. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with warmth and professionalism. The ambiance was inviting, with a sophisticated yet cozy atmosphere perfect for both catching up with friends or enjoying a moment of solitude. The Americano I ordered was expertly crafted, delivering a rich and robust flavor that surpassed my expectations. Additionally, the dessert I indulged in was simply divine, though I regretfully can’t recall its name - a testament to the wide array of delicious offerings available. The attention to detail and commitment to quality at Starbucks Reserved is evident in every aspect of the experience, making it a must-visit destination for anyone in Milano. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone seeking a top-tier coffee experience.

There were special menus and other drinks available only here. You can also enjoy watching the beans being roasted. However, I had the impression that groups with small children were given preferential treatment. If you want to have a relaxing cup of coffee, I recommend you to use a different café. The original goods were very nice.

The most beautiful Starbucks I've ever been to! There are a lot of people at noon, so may need to line up to get in,but you don’t have to wait too long and it’s totally worth it! In addition to meals, they also sell T-shirt peripherals and coffee beans. There are huge machines placed in the center. You can see the coffee bean production process and hear the rustle of the beans passing through the pipes. They flow to the sales counter and become the coffee you want! In addition to the coffee, I also highly praise the pastries! The grape cinnamon rolls have a crispy crust that will make you bite after bite. Before leaving Milan, I visited again!

One of the most atmospheric places where you can drink coffee and see the full process of making this drink. A very beautiful interior, interesting and pleasant atmosphere will not leave you indifferent. Sometimes there can be problems with places, but it is definitely worth a visit.

Really enjoyed the experience. Service was great. Dario is a rock star. I thoroughly enjoyed my Apertivo and Tiramisu!! Met really interesting and kind people and had great connections. One family from Israel and another from UAE. So though it's "very touristy" I think that adds to the experience. Brings diversity and joy.

I really loved this Starbucks. It was an interesting concept and the staff were very nice. It is usually very crowded but you can still find seating by the bar stools. I had a cold brew and it was the best choice considering the summer weather in Milan.

The best Starbucks a Starbucks can be. You can see coffee going all over the place in hermetic tubes. It is very large. The terrasse and garden is beautiful. If you go upstairs there is the first ever cocktail bar of a Starbucks with non alcoholic beverages and table service. Love it! Restrooms could be better illuminated though, always good to make sure everything is okay over there you know?

A must visit by Starbucks global fans and anyone interested in coffee,You can have a employee explain the process of roastry for you. beside all the delicious pastries and merchandise there is a a floor with bar for exclusive experience beside ordinary Coffee break I had the Aviation cocktail and my company had the Espresso Martini there is also outdoor sitting,As a starbucks fan it went beyond my expectations ❤️

A must see place when in Milan ! The building is very beautiful from inside and outside, tables are cool, it has 2 floors. There is a demonstration of live roasting of the beans in the middle, was really cool to see. Their signature drinks were very nice as well as the pastries. Be aware that is often crowded and has a long waiting queue to get inside around 20-30 minutes, but it's worth it.

Idk kind of a cool place. Come here for the experience. It's not really anything like regular Starbucks but drink sizes are very generous for Italy. Simple coffee and a treat will cost €10+. Stuff like pour overs cost up and over €20+. Plumcake was dry. Most treats are around €5-6. Very loud and very busy. Go once and just tour the different stations and get a drink afterwards.

The Starbucks reserve is definitely worth going to see even if you're not a big Starbucks fan. The cafe is huge with some cool things to see and a menu that differs from any regular Starbucks. The building is incredible and is situated in a great location.

Always a fun place to visit if you love coffee! You may have to queue to get in as it’s incredibly popular! A. Education as well as someone to get a coffee and cake! And of course it looks incredibly stylish!

Lovely building and an experience that I would recommend for coffee lovers! Such a range of options on the menu- including milk alternatives. However, they were out of vanilla syrup for my visit so I could not try the drink I wanted to… the crowds were also huge and we had to queue a while to get our coffee- so be prepared for this as it was not necessarily the most relaxing place for a coffee!

I really enjoyed visiting here. The have open seating on the lower level and sit down service upstairs. I opted for sit down service each time so I can have bourbon with my meal. I would recommend visiting a Starbucks Reserve if you get a chance.

A stunning, world-class location and coffee design temple. Beautiful, stylish, delicious bakery goods by Milan‘s iconic Princi bakery, BUT (!) very average coffee. It certainly is a one-off-a-kind Starbucks, with its own roastery and coffee creations. All kind of brewing styles are available, and you can enjoy third wave coffee options to your hearts content. But the roast is more punchy then smooth, and the barista skills are lacking. Latte art is not existing, milk foam more reminiscent of beaten egg white than a style-appropriate barista skilled smooth microbubble layer. A place you must visit for sure, as it’s an awesome concept and epic achievement. But as a coffee lover you will experience some interesting and novel creations, but be disappointed about the basic skills. Something to work on!

Starbucks in Milan is an exquisite coffee haven. The blend of rich Italian espresso with the familiarity of Starbucks creates a delightful experience. Also, the Tiramisu there, the layers of flavor harmonize beautifully, creating a heavenly dessert that's both indulgent and authentic. It's a must-try for anyone visiting Starbucks in Milan, a true taste of Italian sweetness😵‍💫 The elegant ambiance and friendly staff make it a perfect place to enjoy a coffee in the heart of Milan.

When you finally are able to get through the entrance - which could take over 30 minutes, you find yourself in a kind of monument celebrating roastery. The architectural effort is clear, and the style is far from the usual charming Italian coffee shop. Cool, international atmosphere. A bit fake though. The space is big, and mostly occupied by these huge decorations resembling a roastery. Sittings are limited, however either on a stool or on a chair you will be able to sit, and this might explain the slow queue at the entrance. There is also a small restaurant area. Food is made by Princi, a bakery with shops also in London. What I really don’t get though is the super slow queue inside. There are two counters, one for savouries (as focaccia, panini, pizza) and one for sweets (as tiramisu, cakes, brioches). The line is so long, the wait is ca. 45 minutes to get to the cashier. When I was there only one of the two tills where open and the cashier was sooooo incredibly slow!!! Also there were 8 people behind the counter just wandering around, talking and laughing between them, from time to time putting a cake on a tray or making a latte. Please don’t get me wrong, everyone was super kind and super calm, but the wait was too long. Prices are a bit too high for Italy. I’m happy I’ve visited the shop, the experience was ok at the end and If I have the chance I might come back, however not with that queue, surely off peak.

My husband and I knew if Italy “allowed” starbucks to have any type of establishment in its country, it was going to be done with style! Coming here made us research what the concept was and now we want to go visit every Roastery they have because this was awesome.

6 points out of 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ What a experience that I had.😍 1st Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Europe🫠. Just search their history and enjoy your time here. I have been there twice.💚 Staff were great and our orders were yummy. Prices are not high but quality was on fire.

A different approach to Starbucks but still a commercial average coffee place. The biggest plus of this place is the aspect: it does look amazing. You can see employees tossing the beans and the coffee beans going through the pipes from one place to the other. The terrace also looks really cool and cozy! However, the inside of it is pretty confusing, especially during Covid: there are no signs where to go or how to pick a coffee: different queues where you end up staying finding out that you had to go somewhere else first, menus placed randomly and not somewhere visible (there were people queueing up, reaching the front and finding out they had to pick up a menu from 50 metres behind .. what?). Sadly the barista messed up both my coffee and my food (gave me a croissant instead of some other pastry and made the coffee with regular milk instead of coconut and I’m lactose intolerant so that was not working for me :( ). The coffee felt pretty mediocre so if you’re going for coffee, go somewhere else. If you’re going for the views, this is a great place.

Amazing place! Once you enter, you smell the amazing coffee. A lot of options to chose from. The bakery and pastry are so yummy. The design is fabulous.

Had a pleasantly unique Starbucks experience. Amazing selection of baked items and coffee roasts. The location is usually very busy but the service is very efficient.

By far the most impressive Starbucks I've been. The entire venue is built around a real working roastery, where you can see live how the coffee is roasted, transported and stored or packaged. The prices are also the highest, up to 7 euros for a big latte, but it is expected given the experience you get. The selection of coffee is massive, with several brewing methods available. The food is good, but not amazing. Expect to pay around 6EUR per dish. Also expect a large croud, not so much at the tables, but in the line waiting to other. It can go slow at times. The place is worth a visit, even if you don't consume anything

You can never get over the taste of their fresh pastries and coffee, i do admit some of their custard desserts are NOT good and sort of taste like wax so keep that in mind. The atmosphere is amazing, smells like coffee beans, and always bustling with people yet there are always seats free to sit down and enjoy. It does take quite a long time to receive the food to do the amount of people, but the staff remains calm and happy and serves quickly. There are also fun souvenirs available for tourists or anyone looking for a modern t shirt and Milan Branded coffee cups.

5 star decor experience. The attention to detail was incredible, especially the timeline of Starbucks etched in bronze and the shifting coffee menu captured on a split-flap display complete with relaxing audio accompaniment. The reserve shop coffees were too sweet as usual for Starbucks although this is probably patron dependant. The staff themselves range from friendly & helpful to standoffish & apathetic, but leaning more towards the former catagory. As a Reserve store this is definitely worth at least one visit, though cautioned to go earlier rather than later as this store gets busy and stays busy.

Every inch in this place is just amazing, I like the coffee, design, atmosphere and souvenirs. I believe this place can be considered as an attraction in Milan

The place is unique of it’s kind and not like ordinary starbucks. It worth visiting it. It’s just marvellous. However, the taste of coffee is ok and it’s not that bad as it was hyped. For takeaways, you don’t have to show covid pass except you dine in.

Starbucks Reserve Roastery is one heritage and iconic branch of Starbucks. A must go place when in Milan. One can see and learn how Starbucks makes their coffee and makes them so special with their coffee to pastries everything is best.

Wow! It’s just one in a life experience! The place is great! You can drink true coffee, while enjoy seeing how that coffee is being roasted

It’s like the cool kid in class. Looks good and has the cool factor but coffee was not really good lol (I mean it’s Starbucks). Free seating in the whole area. We found ourselves seats at the bar and placed the order directly with the baristas. Payment was made only after we finished the coffee. Christmas blend taste pretty weak (7.50 euro for short size) and the Caffe Gelato shake (10 euro) was too sweet with no hints of coffee. Value ratio couldn’t be any lower. If you are popping by just soak in the experience and order the cheapest coffee on the menu. They probably all taste the same. Oh good thing is they have a free restroom at the basement for all to rest. Pop by if you need to take a quick break to release!

One of the best Starbucks experience! Perfect and unique store with welcoming atmosphere full of passionate Partners. Princi bakery offers delicious ambiente pastry and cakes. Arriviamo bar offers exclusive drinks, experienced bar offers specialities even regular Starbucks drinks. Truly wonderful experience. Partners are nice, friendly, customer oriented and provide brilliant service.

It's the most beautiful Starbucks in the world, but still a Starbucks. Coffee is OK and the pastry was disappointing. Come only the early mornings, wheb there's no trrafic.

Nice place, few minutes from the Duomo. Staff is very welcoming, informative and gentle. We enjoyed their Aperitivo proposal which combines coffee to cocktails. Bit expensive, but I highly recommend it for a unique experience

Chic place, nice to visit. On the weekend can be lines to enter. Both cafe and shop. Not standard menu but special one that can be tasted only in some places in the world. You can watch how the coffee beans are roasted.

Very versed branch off Starbucks reserve grocery that it’s a must pass by as they have exclusive branch franchise and freshly roasted coffee beans. The selection of food and desserts were too many as well so it’s a great place to have fun and for a bite stop but it can get crowded very easily during lunchtime.

It is a definite stop just to see & check out the decor. You can order from each station. If you want to stay & eat you will need to show your vaccination card. You can sit anywhere except upstairs. That is table service & you will need to order from the server there. Wish they offered more of a tea selection.

Beautiful elegant interior and standard Starbucks coffee menu. Interior is a must see, historic Palazzo delle Poste building in Piazza Cordusio got a completely new look and it is amazing. Chick industrial atmosphere. Interior is organized around a real roastery. Standard good coffee, prices a bit higher than in other Starbucks. Friendly stuff, variety of sweets to taste with your favorite coffee. Definitely worth a visit, recommended to all architecture and design lovers as the attentions was paid to the smallest details.

Very cool place to hangout. There are some fancy bites and drinks thou prices on the high side. Coffee roasting in central display and you can ask questions about their beans etc. Only thing is seats are limited but tonnes of standing space.

Incredible design! Definitely get there when it first opens and there is no line and no people. I got lots of videos and photos and was able to enjoy a delicious cappuccino and brioche with chocolate while taking in the beauty of one of the most spectacular Starbucks in the world! Great souvenirs if you want to buy something.

Awesome store to enjoy coffee in a very luxurious setting in the heart of Milan. It’s such an incredible experience to just be there and enjoy the the store itself from the inside. The historic nature of the building and things like the flooring being the same marble as the one being used at the Duomo Cathedral or the image of the cathedral using just Starbucks cards. I will not say that the food is amazing but just go there for the coffee and experience around coffee and you will not be left disappointed.

Great experience, I never knew a Starbucks reserve was a thing until this trip. Was extremely busy and the queue was long, but we got though rather quickly. The coffee was amazing and it's really interesting to see the beans in the machines and being transported above your heads around the coffee shop. They also have a cast collection of mugs, coffees and other small gifts you can buy. Would 100% recommend.

The concept and atmosphere are lovely and the place is gorgeous. Just that when we asked them to heat the bread that we ordered, the staff told us that it's not their fault if it will be burnt. Other than that the experience is amazing. A lot of items can only be bought here and were not available in other Starbucks branches.

Starbucks Reserve in Milan offers a unique and upscale coffee experience. The stylish and modern ambiance creates a welcoming atmosphere for customers. The menu showcases a wide range of exclusive and high-quality coffee options, providing a treat for coffee enthusiasts. The staff is knowledgeable and passionate about their craft, ensuring that each cup is meticulously prepared. However, the prices can be on the higher side, which might not make it an everyday destination for everyone. Nonetheless, Starbucks Reserve in Milan is a must-visit for coffee lovers seeking a premium and distinctive coffee experience.

Not exquisite but very very good, and incredibly interesting to see and experience. All in all, a great place for coffee and more.

Not the typical Starbucks but definitely worth a visit. Amazing experience with a working machine that refines coffee beans to create unique blends. Impressive to see such a thing in Italy realized by an American brand, congratulations!

Great experience! The place is beautiful, plus the barista was super accommodating with my requests regarding the coffee and I felt really welcome. If you want to drink your coffee inside (not in the table service area), you should keep an eye on people leaving their seats and run right there right afterwards - it's always quite crowded and it's difficult to find a seat. Worth visiting! It's a way to try something different and threat yourself once in a while.

/R/ The Starbucks Reserve is one of the rarest places on earth, only 6 Reserves are there around the planet and that makes it so special to be in. The ambience is so amazing, you can witness the entire production system of Starbucks inside that space, it's a huge space with gigantic machinery placed in a perfect way that customers can see the entire coffee making process while having their favourite Starbucks drink. One thing I have to mention is the basic coffee based drinks are not that great here because in Italy you can get a far better coffee experience than Starbucks. The Starbucks special drinks are great. And there is a great collection of souvenirs in this place.

A must visit if you are in Milano. Inside is gorgeous with great merchandise

It is such a paradox to go to Starbucks in Italy as Starbucks is a company inspired by Italian coffee culture. However you really have to like the roasters and browse the merchandise. Prices are "normally expensive" for Starbucks, even if they could probably double their prices with the huge queue outside and inside. Five stars and a great stop in Milano on a city tour. However remember the buying queue on the inside is normally twice as long as the one on the outside (!!!)