Pisacco | Wallpaper*

Restaurant with a neutral interior and huge windows that let in a lot of light, complete with brick ceilings in white.

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Finding good lighting and a well-appointed interior in a Milan restaurant used to be a sure-fire sign the food would be miserable. Thankfully, that old rule of thumb is starting to break down. At Pisacco, a new restaurant-bar in the cool-ish Brera district, the lovely wood scheme featuring furniture from new brand Discipline and electrical 'bouquet' lighting is equally matched by a no-frills menu of homespun specialties. Overseen by Michelin-starred chef Andrea Berton, the kitchen prepares fresh, seasonal, unfussy fare like Papa al pomodoro, Guancia di Manzo and risotto al Milanese. The light, open two-storey space doubles as an aperitivo joint from around 7pm, but the real deal here are the meals - none of which top 15 euros.

Restaurant with a neutral interior, huge print on the wall as a center piece, complete with brick ceilings in white.

View of the bar in the restaurant with large white countertops, high ceilings with long bar lights in black, and metal and wood bar stools.

View of the entry to a restaurant, with wood details, and a large table with green suede stools that sits 10 people.

ADDRESS

Via Solferino 48
Milan

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