Milan Michelin-Starred Restaurants: The Complete Map (2026)

Every Michelin-starred restaurant in Milan on one interactive map. Three-star Enrico Bartolini, the city's two-star rooms, and a deep one-star bench, mapped for easy planning.

Discover every Michelin-starred restaurant in Milan, mapped in one place for serious planning. The Michelin Guide Italy 2026 awards the city 20 starred restaurants: 1 three-star, 4 two-star, and 15 one-star. Milan eats with the same precision it designs, and its star scene has quietly grown into one of Europe's most compelling, rivaling Paris and Tokyo for both depth and diversity.

What's on the map

At the summit sits Enrico Bartolini al MUDEC, the city's only three-star restaurant, set inside the Museo delle Culture in the Tortona district. Bartolini's "contemporary classic" cooking returned a three-star table to Milan after a 25-year absence, and he remains the most starred chef in Italy.

The two-star tier includes Seta at the Mandarin Oriental, where Antonio Guida blends Mediterranean elegance with technical polish; Andrea Aprea at the Fondazione Luigi Rovati; and Verso Capitaneo, the Capitaneo brothers' barrier-free room on Piazza del Duomo. Davide Oldani's D'O holds two stars just outside the city in Cornaredo.

The one-star field is broad and creative, spanning Cracco in the Galleria, Berton, Contraste, Il Luogo di Aimo e Nadia, Iyo, the first non-Italian restaurant in Italy to earn a star, Horto, Anima, and the 2026 newcomers Procaccini and Abba.

Each pin includes the restaurant's location, neighborhood, cuisine, and star rating, so you can plan across the Duomo, Brera, Porta Nuova, and Tortona without juggling a dozen browser tabs.

Why use this map

• Every Milan Michelin star in a single, shareable view
• Covers one-, two-, and three-star restaurants plus Green Star picks
• Organized by neighborhood for efficient trip and reservation planning
• Updated to the Michelin Guide Italy 2026 selection