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🧀 Gastronomie, Bread & Markets · Milan

Peck

Milan's temple of gastronomy since 1883

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The story

In 1883 Franz (Francesco) Peck, a salumi maker from Prague, opened a shop of smoked meats in Via Orefici; in 1912 it moved to Via Spadari, where it still is. Peck became supplier to the Royal Household and grew into a food 'jewellery store' with salumi, cheeses, fresh pasta, ready dishes, a bakery, pastry, a butcher and a huge wine cellar. It's expensive, but even just looking at the counters is a Milan experience.

🍽️ What to order

  • Sliced salumi and house-made bresaola
  • Ready dishes from the gastronomia counter
  • A gift box to take home

💡 Insider tips

  • Five minutes from the Duomo
  • The little bistrot inside is good for a quick bite

Nearby bites

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