28 January, 2026

The best places to enjoy a nice cup of hot tea in Milan

Is it cold outside and you don’t know what to do this afternoon? Whether you’re looking for a solitary break or an afternoon with friends, the fashion capital offers several perfect places to take a break with a cup of hot tea.

From historic rooms to specialised ateliers, here are some of the best tea rooms in Milan, ideal especially on winter afternoons.

  • La Teiera Eclettica -๐Ÿ“Via Melzo 30

A true temple of tea for connoisseurs. Here, tea becomes a cultural experience: specialised sommeliers guide you in your choice and explain the origin, processing and characteristics of each infusion. Relaxing and informative, perfect for those who want to go beyond the simple afternoon ritual.

  • Cha Tea Atelier -๐Ÿ“Via Marco D’Oggiorno 7

A small workshop dedicated to fine blends. Founded by Gabriella Lombardi, an expert and international judge, it offers over 150 pure teas from Asia, including organic teas, personally selected during research trips to China.

  • Eastern Leaves -๐Ÿ“Via Melloni 32

A tea house highly regarded for the quality of its teas and traditional preparations. An intimate setting, perfect for those seeking authenticity and tranquillity.

  • Pasticceria Cova -๐Ÿ“Via Montenapoleone 8

A Milanese institution in the heart of the Fashion District. Elegant and timeless, it is the ideal place to enjoy a hot tea immersed in a historic and refined atmosphere.

  • Cremeria Buonarroti -๐Ÿ“Via Buonarroti 9

A historic pastry shop open since 1920, with a large tea room exuding retro charm. In the winter months, the lit fireplace makes the atmosphere even more welcoming, offering a break with the flavour of Milan of the past.

  • Moko’s Matcha -๐Ÿ“Via Moscova 7

The go-to place in Milan for matcha lovers. Minimalist, contemporary and specialised, it is the ideal place to discover Japanese green tea in a variety of preparations.

  • La Via del Tรจ -๐Ÿ“Via Meravigli 18 / Via della Spiga 52 / Via Madonnina 13

Founded in 1961, it is a historic family-run business. It offers over 250 varieties of loose and packaged teas, as well as numerous accessories. A place that celebrates tea as a symbol of gathering, culture and tradition.

An invitation to rediscover the pleasure of tea as a slow and mindful gesture, even in the frenetic heart of the city.

Discover more interesting facts about what to do in Milan in our previous articles!

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