Lavazza

This listing covers Lavazza's Milan flagship at Piazza San Fedele 2, near the Duomo, rather than the company's broader retail catalog — the site frames it as 'much more than a café,' spanning breakfast through aperitivo hours rather than operating as a standard coffee bar. Its 'Caffetteria' section runs what the flagship calls Coffee Design, coffee-based preparations built around ingredient and format experimentation, and the location also serves Coffeetail, a line of coffee-based cocktails developed in-house by Lavazza. A separate aperitivo program was built in collaboration with the Campari Academy, pairing Lavazza's own coffee identity with Campari's cocktail expertise, while pastry service is handled through an exclusive partnership with chef Marco Pedron. Lavazza itself dates to 1895 in Turin, per the site's own reference to '1895 by Lavazza,' making this Milan address a contemporary flagship built on a nineteenth-century roasting business rather than a standalone café concept. For a visitor, the distinguishing draw isn't the espresso alone — Lavazza sells that everywhere — but the format: a single address built specifically to stage the brand's coffee-cocktail and pastry collaborations rather than just retail its blends.