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Baia Chia
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Nearby attractions
Galleria Massimo De Carlo
Citofono: MASSIMODECARLO, Viale Lombardia, 17, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Spazio Tadini Casa Museo
Via Niccolò Jommelli, 24, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Piazza Leonardo da Vinci
Piazza Leonardo da Vinci, 20133 Milano MI, Italy
Politecnico di Milano
Piazza Leonardo da Vinci, 32, 20133 Milano MI, Italy
Patrini Gardens and Pools
Via Dino Compagni, 2, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Nearby restaurants
Upcycle Bike Cafè
Via Andrea Maria Ampère, 59, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Steak & Fish
Via Vallazze, 62, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Trattoria Bertamè
Via Francesco Lomonaco, 13b, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
da Hakim
Via Vallazze, 74, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Ampere 57
Via Andrea Maria Ampère, 57, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Al Less
Viale Lombardia, 28, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
NON SOLO PIZZA
Via Vallazze, 20, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Time Bar
Via Vallazze, 66, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Vietnamonamour
Via Alessandro Pestalozza, 7, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Ristorante La Cuccuma
Via Giovanni Pacini, 26, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
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Hotel Montecarlo
Via Vallazze, 39, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Oasi Village Hotel & Resort
Viale Lombardia, 20, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Hotel San Francisco
Viale Lombardia, 55, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Hotel Piola
Via Alessandro Pestalozza, 28, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Hotel Ca' Grande
Via Nicola Antonio Porpora, 87, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Hotel Florence
Piazza Aspromonte, 22, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Gatto Bianco Mia Aparthotel
Via Vallazze, 14, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
bbcavaliere via vallazze 63
Via Vallazze, 63, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Aspromonte Hotel
Piazza Aspromonte, 8, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
Hotel Lombardia Milano
Viale Lombardia, 74, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
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Baia Chia

Via Antonio Bazzini, 37, 20131 Milano MI, Italy
4.3(342)
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attractions: Galleria Massimo De Carlo, Spazio Tadini Casa Museo, Piazza Leonardo da Vinci, Politecnico di Milano, Patrini Gardens and Pools, restaurants: Upcycle Bike Cafè, Steak & Fish, Trattoria Bertamè, da Hakim, Ampere 57, Al Less, NON SOLO PIZZA, Time Bar, Vietnamonamour, Ristorante La Cuccuma
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Nearby attractions of Baia Chia

Galleria Massimo De Carlo

Spazio Tadini Casa Museo

Piazza Leonardo da Vinci

Politecnico di Milano

Patrini Gardens and Pools

Galleria Massimo De Carlo

Galleria Massimo De Carlo

4.7

(78)

Open 24 hours
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Spazio Tadini Casa Museo

Spazio Tadini Casa Museo

4.5

(138)

Closed
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Piazza Leonardo da Vinci

Piazza Leonardo da Vinci

4.4

(1.2K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Politecnico di Milano

Politecnico di Milano

4.4

(841)

Open until 8:00 PM
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Things to do nearby

Make family pasta and tiramisu in an Italian home
Make family pasta and tiramisu in an Italian home
Mon, Dec 8 • 5:30 AM
20159, Milan, Lombardy, Italy
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Cook authentic Italian recipes with a chef
Cook authentic Italian recipes with a chef
Sat, Dec 6 • 5:30 PM
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Milan: pasta and tiramisu cooking class with wine
Milan: pasta and tiramisu cooking class with wine
Sat, Dec 6 • 11:00 AM
20143, Milan, Lombardy, Italy
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Nearby restaurants of Baia Chia

Upcycle Bike Cafè

Steak & Fish

Trattoria Bertamè

da Hakim

Ampere 57

Al Less

NON SOLO PIZZA

Time Bar

Vietnamonamour

Ristorante La Cuccuma

Upcycle Bike Cafè

Upcycle Bike Cafè

4.2

(992)

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Steak & Fish

Steak & Fish

4.4

(256)

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Trattoria Bertamè

Trattoria Bertamè

4.4

(895)

$$

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da Hakim

da Hakim

4.2

(527)

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Reviews of Baia Chia

4.3
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5.0
3y

An absolute hidden gem! Must must come here!

Clustered tables in a small space, menus in Italian (some in English), everything just points to authentic delicious food and boy, does it go over your expectations!

Okay, pointer, this is a seafood place, stick to the seafood! You must not skip the mussels appetiser. Then I asked them for the recommended spaghetti and he pointed to the first one on the menu. And oh wow, words will not do justice how good they were. Even the bread was scrumptious.

Now, final point. Do not, I repeat do not skip dessert. They do the traditional seadas from Sardinia and it is probably one of the best desserts I’ve ever had in Italy. Unbelievable.

Highly highly highly recommend checking out this cute hole in the wall authentic...

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5.0
8y

One of the best restaurants in Milan. Period. If you don't know the history of Mediterranean food and culture this is the place for your initiation! Fresh, authentic, always traditional yet original. In an unassuming location, Baia Chia offers a surprising experience with incredible choices of fish, meat and traditional Sardinian dishes. Try Spaghetti with bottarga and calamaretti, order in advance a "purceddu" for six people or, if you dare, put yourself in the capable hands of lovely host Donatella. You will be up for a real experience! Just like every best kept secret in a crowded town, you will want to share this newly discovered gem only with your closest...

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5.0
11y

Great place! We arrived there in 12, they had us sit in less than 5 minutes. We had mostly fish (cozze, gligliata mista, tonno), and it was amazing. Amazing the quality of the fish, amazing the way it was cooked, amazing the price at the end (there are not so many places that offer this quality in the range of 25-50 euros). I really...

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Sreenjoy ChatterjeeSreenjoy Chatterjee
An absolute hidden gem! Must must come here! Clustered tables in a small space, menus in Italian (some in English), everything just points to authentic delicious food and boy, does it go over your expectations! Okay, pointer, this is a seafood place, stick to the seafood! You must not skip the mussels appetiser. Then I asked them for the recommended spaghetti and he pointed to the first one on the menu. And oh wow, words will not do justice how good they were. Even the bread was scrumptious. Now, final point. Do not, I repeat do not skip dessert. They do the traditional seadas from Sardinia and it is probably one of the best desserts I’ve ever had in Italy. Unbelievable. Highly highly highly recommend checking out this cute hole in the wall authentic Sardinian restaurant!
Alessandro FrisendaAlessandro Frisenda
Un ristorantino con cucina sarda molto particolare, peccato per la perdita di qualità dopo la riapertura. La location ovviamente è un tendone, per colpa del decreto, ma si impegnano a renderlo carino con luci e piante. Le pietanze sono buone, ma le porzioni davvero piccole rispetto ai prezzi, decisamente alti per essere un ristorante vicino ad un supermercato in zona D. Il servizio è distratto, ho segnalato di essere allergico al glutine e mi è stato consigliato un piatto ricco di glutine che poi è stato disdetto dalla cuoca, la quale ha prontamente pensato ad un'alternativa. I mio pranzo, però, è durato quasi due ore tra un antipasto e un primo. Dobbiamo sostenere la ristorazione, ma i ristoratori devono sostenere anche noi consumatori.
andrea malgesiniandrea malgesini
Buon ristorante di cucina tipica sarda con scelta di piatti abbastanza ampia. Abbiamo scelto il menù completo di pesce, molto abbondante quanto un pochino ripetitivo. I calamaretti sono stati proposti in più di una portata, dopo un pochino annoiano. Altra nota negativa il dolce, abbastanza impresentabile in quanto erano dei biscotti super zuccherati e dalla consistenza preparati qualche giorno prima. Molto apprezzata invece la scelta del vino al consumo: viene servita una bottiglia intera e si paga quanto effettivamente consumato. Complessivamente lo consiglierei, forse scegliendo i piatti singoli.
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An absolute hidden gem! Must must come here! Clustered tables in a small space, menus in Italian (some in English), everything just points to authentic delicious food and boy, does it go over your expectations! Okay, pointer, this is a seafood place, stick to the seafood! You must not skip the mussels appetiser. Then I asked them for the recommended spaghetti and he pointed to the first one on the menu. And oh wow, words will not do justice how good they were. Even the bread was scrumptious. Now, final point. Do not, I repeat do not skip dessert. They do the traditional seadas from Sardinia and it is probably one of the best desserts I’ve ever had in Italy. Unbelievable. Highly highly highly recommend checking out this cute hole in the wall authentic Sardinian restaurant!
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Un ristorantino con cucina sarda molto particolare, peccato per la perdita di qualità dopo la riapertura. La location ovviamente è un tendone, per colpa del decreto, ma si impegnano a renderlo carino con luci e piante. Le pietanze sono buone, ma le porzioni davvero piccole rispetto ai prezzi, decisamente alti per essere un ristorante vicino ad un supermercato in zona D. Il servizio è distratto, ho segnalato di essere allergico al glutine e mi è stato consigliato un piatto ricco di glutine che poi è stato disdetto dalla cuoca, la quale ha prontamente pensato ad un'alternativa. I mio pranzo, però, è durato quasi due ore tra un antipasto e un primo. Dobbiamo sostenere la ristorazione, ma i ristoratori devono sostenere anche noi consumatori.
Alessandro Frisenda

Alessandro Frisenda

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Buon ristorante di cucina tipica sarda con scelta di piatti abbastanza ampia. Abbiamo scelto il menù completo di pesce, molto abbondante quanto un pochino ripetitivo. I calamaretti sono stati proposti in più di una portata, dopo un pochino annoiano. Altra nota negativa il dolce, abbastanza impresentabile in quanto erano dei biscotti super zuccherati e dalla consistenza preparati qualche giorno prima. Molto apprezzata invece la scelta del vino al consumo: viene servita una bottiglia intera e si paga quanto effettivamente consumato. Complessivamente lo consiglierei, forse scegliendo i piatti singoli.
andrea malgesini

andrea malgesini

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