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Vienici per un pasto subito dopo aver visitato il Piazza della Scala. Questo ristorante è la scelta perfetta quando hai voglia di mangiare cucina italiana. Visita Il Marchesino per assaggiare un curatissimo risotto. Bevi l'ottimo vino che offrono qui.
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Il Marchesino has been open since 2008, and sits in the same building as La Scala theatre.
The reputation alone gives you the confidence that for top-class Milanese specialities in refined surroundings, this is the right place. It’s the last word from the man who wrote the whole book.
And when I went this Easter, it was delightful. Simple, elegant, unfussy, class; a concert-hall aesthetic with musical motifs across its crockery and assorted artworks. I went there with my mum and two friends and between us we took an assortment of dishes.
Best of all - for visual impact at least - was my primo ‘il rosso e il nero’ (€36), two chunks of anglerfish coated ink-black and served on a square plate millimetres deep in an orange-red spicy tomato sauce. My secondo was a fillet of beef in a herb crust (€37) which was as tasty as it was satisfying, as was the signature ‘riso d’oro’ my friend took for his secondo - the Milanese staple saffron risotto with a square of edible gold leaf crowning the centre of the dish. Iconic, beautiful, and delicious.
Also passing by our table and getting express approval were the ‘da Kiev a Kiev’ skewered chicken pieces (not so pretty), salmon and green salad in tarragon sauce (prettier, and exquisitely textured salmon) and noisettes of lamb with aubergine.
With a modest bottle of dry white Piemontese wine (at €40 and not the cheapest option, I was impressed that the wine list had relatively affordable options) the whole meal came to €85 a head. Sadly we didn’t have time for dessert except for a pretty exquisite slate of macaroons, chocolate and fruit canapes. But for the friendly, effective service, the heritage of the cooking, and the dignified splendour of the surroundings, it was a venue I’d recommend as first choice to anyone seeking value, quality and pedigree in Milanese fine dining.