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Napoletani a Milano (internationally released as Neapolitans in Milan) is a 1953 Italian comedy film directed by Eduardo De Filippo. It entered the competition at the 14th Venice International Film Festival.
- Assaje. True Neapolitan tradition elaborated with modern techniques. Fragrant and light, the pies are a true delight here, not least because of the toppings, made with fresh, high-quality ingredients.
- Biga Milano - Pizzeria Contemporanea. In the name, the importance given to the dough, made with the biga starter and leavened 36 hours, for a light and digestible result.
- Confine Pizza e Cantina. Francesco Capece and Mario Ventura, who come from Salerno and have two restaurants in their homeland, are experimenting with a modern approach to flavours in their Milan location near the Duomo (don't forgo the cream of potato, fiordilatte, pork sausage, parsley, Teggiano 'sciuscillone' sweet pepper chips and extra virgin monocultivar Itrana olive oil), and above all in terms of wine pairing.
- Corner 58. An urban chic place for lovers of gourmet pies, very light and topped with high quality products. The offer travels between classics and less conventional creations, for those who want to have fun.
Top 10 Best Neapolitan Pizza in Milan, Italy - July 2024 - Yelp - Pizza AM, Antica Pizzeria Leone, Napule è Milano, Pizzeria Michele con Cucina, Dry, Fresco e Cimmino, Nàpiz', Sciuscià, 'A Tarantella, Maruzzella.
If we talk about Neapolitan pizza in Milan, we cannot fail to include "Da Maruzzella", the DOC Neapolitan Pizzeria which has two Milanese locations: one in Viale Zara and the other in Piazza Oberdan. The latter is the historic headquarters, founded in 1978 and still in full operation.
- The margherita at Dry Milano. Part of what made Dry Milano such a trailblazer was the delicate crust that’s at once soft and sturdy, crafted from a magical coupling of type 0 and type 1 flour followed by a 48-hour leavening.
- La ventricina at Crosta - Forni con cucina. In early 2019, Simone Lombardi (Dry Milano's original pizzaiolo) partnered with baker Giovanni Mineo to open Crosta - Forni con cucina, where they craft sensational loaves, pizzas and sweets from fine Italian grains, mother yeasts and seasonal ingredients.
- The pomo d’oro at Lievità. Lievità is currently three outposts strong after the original opened in 2015. Pizzaiolo Giorgio Caruso, a Caserta native, is an apprentice of the "new Neapolitan school."
- Zucca e porcini at Berberè. When it comes to pizza, Calabrian brothers Matteo and Salvatore Aloe set a new benchmark. If the name Berberè, a punchy Ethiopian spice blend, is telling of their philosophy, it should come as no surprise that their pies pack flair.
May 26, 2017 · 1. Dry Milano. Set within a trendy location in the heart of the pictoresque Brera District, Dry Milano is both a tasty and fashionable location where the most demanding palates can savour the true Neapolitan pizza, baked in a wood-fired oven and featuring the most traditional thick and soft crust.
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A couple of shanty-dwellers from Napels seek their luck in Milan, only to met the harsh reality of capitalism. Beautiful, interesting, incredible cinema. See what’s playing
