Milan is not all bone-marrow risotto and osso buco, and this Michelin-starred vegetarian restaurant has become a local institution. The décor is certainly up to fine-dining standards, if a bit generic, but the real draw is the food. Swiss chef Pietro Leemann is known for his creative vegan and vegetarian dishes, as well as his whimsical and philosophical presentation: Buckwheat rolls filled with cauliflower and harissa are mysteriously named “Inner Landscape,” while “Oh My Dear Planet” is a vegan take on foie gras. If you prefer something more casual and less pricey, the Joia Kitchen bistro, tucked into a corner of the main restaurant (with a kitchen view!) is open for lunch and dinner Monday to Friday, with vegetarian and vegan mains starting at 12€. Reservations are recommended for both the main restaurant and the bistro.
Milan
Travel Guide
Milan› Restaurant
Joia
Via P. Castaldi 18
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Porta Venezia
Hours
Mon–Sat noon–2:30pm and 7:30–11pm. Closed Sun.
Transportation
Metro: Repubblica
Phone
02/2952-2124
Prices
Main courses 27€–40€.
Cuisine type
Vegetarian
Web site
Joia

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.