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help you choose between the
bucatini amatriciana
(tube pasta with tomato,
pecorino cheese and pig's cheek) and
saltimbocca
(veal with sage). At these prices,
why not try both?
(
02 545 61 89;
www.giuliopaneojo.com
;
Via Ludovico Muratori 10; meals
€15-25;
noon-2pm & 7-10.30pm Mon-Sat;
;
Porta Romana)
8
Gattullo
€
PASTICCERIA
Gattullo is Milan's finest pasticceria, serving up miniature pastries, tarts, sweets,
sandwiches and officially recognised artisan panettone since 1961. Hailing from
that great southern baking town Ruvo di Puglia, Joseph Gattullo built his small
bakery into an empire bourgeoisie families can't do without. It is still located in its
retro '70s premises, with its Murano chandeliers and curved wooden bar.
(
02
5831 0497;
www.gattullo.it
;
Piazzale di Porta Lodovico 2; pastries from €1.50;
7am-9pm Sep-Jul;
;
3, 9)
9
Sushi Koboo
€€
JAPANESE
Elegant Sushi Koboo serves delectable sushi, sashimi and tempura at a traditional
kaiten (conveyor belt) bar and at tables in several intimate rooms. The atmosphere
is warm and welcoming: blond wood, exposed beams and mosaic decorations glow
beneath the large, moonlike light fittings. If you're a couple or a group, order the
mixed sushi boat, which actually comes in a handcrafted vessel.
(
02 837 26 08;
www.sushi-koboo.com
; Viale Col di Lana 1; meals €20-35;
noon-2.30pm & 7.30-11.30pm Tue-Sun;
;
3, 9)
10
Cantina della Vetra
€€
ITALIAN
This country-style place with big windows overlooking the Piazza Vetra sports
gingham tablecloths, but otherwise underplays the rustic element. The
salumi
(mixed cured meat) platter includes a mortadella
tartufata, lardo
and a pancetta
