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Peck

Milan's temple of gastronomic excellence since 1883, where Central European tradition meets Italian artisanal mastery.

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Since 1883, Peck has been Milan's most prestigious gastronomic institution, blending Central European charcuterie traditions with Italian excellence. This iconic delicatessen, wine shop, and restaurant occupies an elegant space on Via Spadari in the heart of Milan's historic center. Renowned for its curated selection of cured meats, artisanal cheeses, fresh pasta, and over 3,000 wine labels, Peck attracts gourmands, celebrities, and food enthusiasts worldwide. The multi-level establishment features a sophisticated tea room, wine cellar, and restaurant serving traditional Milanese dishes prepared with meticulous attention to quality and craftsmanship.

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Via Spadari, 9, Milan, Metropolitan City of Milan, 20123, IT
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Monday
9 am-7:30 pm
Tuesday
9 am-7:30 pm
Wednesday
9 am-7:30 pm
Thursday
9 am-7:30 pm
Friday
9 am-7:30 pm
Saturday
9 am-7:30 pm
Sunday
10 am-7:30 pm

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    Getting There

    Metro

    Take the MM1 (Red Line) or MM3 (Yellow Line) to Duomo station. From Duomo, Via Spadari is a 5-minute walk northwest toward the cathedral. Exit the metro and head toward Piazza del Duomo, then navigate to Via Spadari, which intersects near the historic center.

    Walking

    From Milan's central train station (Milano Centrale), walk approximately 15-20 minutes southwest through the historic center. Follow signs toward Piazza del Duomo, then locate Via Spadari near the cathedral. The route passes through Milan's most atmospheric medieval streets.

    Taxi/Rideshare

    Request a taxi or rideshare to Via Spadari 9, 20123 Milano. Journey time from the train station is approximately 10-15 minutes depending on traffic. The address is well-known to all Milan drivers.

    Tram

    Take tram lines 1, 4, 12, 14, or 19 toward the Duomo area. Exit at stops near Piazza del Duomo and walk 5-10 minutes to Via Spadari. Trams provide an authentic Milan experience and frequent service throughout the day.

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    Local tips

    Arrive early or during off-peak hours to fully explore the extensive wine cellar and product selection without crowds. The shop opens at 9 AM on weekdays and 10 AM on Sundays.
    Consult with Peck's knowledgeable sommeliers for personalized wine recommendations. They can guide you through over 3,000 labels and help you select bottles that match your preferences or dining plans.
    Reserve a table at the restaurant in advance, especially for lunch or dinner service. The intimate setting and seasonal menu featuring traditional Milanese dishes require planning for optimal experience.
    Explore the second-floor tea room for a refined break. This elegant space offers a quieter atmosphere than the ground-floor delicatessen and provides an authentic Milanese social experience.
    Purchase artisanal products to take home, including cured meats, cheeses, fresh pasta, and specialty items. Peck's hand-picked selection from small producers makes exceptional gifts and souvenirs.

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    A Legacy of Excellence Since 1883

    Peck's story begins in 1883 when Francesco Peck, a Prague-born pork butcher, arrived in Milan with a vision to introduce Central European smoked cold cuts to Italy. He established his first shop on Via Orefici, where the Milanese bourgeoisie immediately embraced his high-quality offerings. The shop quickly became a symbol of distinction and refined taste, attracting Milan's aristocratic families and establishing itself as a benchmark for artisanal excellence. This foundation of quality and tradition has remained unshaken for over 140 years, making Peck synonymous with Milanese style and sophistication.

    Evolution and Expansion

    In 1912, visionary entrepreneur Eliseo Magnaghi purchased Peck and relocated it to its current home on Via Spadari 9, expanding the product range to include fresh pasta and ready-to-eat hot dishes. This strategic move positioned Peck as a comprehensive gastronomic destination for Milan's most demanding clientele. Throughout the twentieth century, Peck continued to evolve, eventually consolidating three separate shops—Rosticceria, Casa del Formaggio, and Bottega del Maiale—into a single, elegant location. The addition of an extensive wine shop and sophisticated tea room on the second floor elevated Peck to the status of Milan's most precious high-end gastronomic boutique, with a distinctly Milanese and Italian identity.

    The Product Experience

    Today, Peck remains a temple of culinary excellence offering an unparalleled selection of premium products. The delicatessen showcases hand-picked cured and smoked meats, including filets, T-bones, and renowned Parma ham. The cheese selection features fresh mozzarella, burrata, ricotta, and Parmigiano Reggiano sourced from artisanal producers. Fresh pasta, ready-to-eat hot meals, gourmet takeaway sandwiches, coffees, teas, and patisseries including cakes, gelato, and chocolate complete the offerings. The wine cellars house over 3,000 Italian and French labels, making it one of Italy's finest wine destinations. Peck's sommeliers provide expert guidance for both immediate consumption and home collection building.

    Dining and Social Spaces

    Peck functions as both a retail destination and dining establishment. The restaurant serves iconic Milanese dishes including cotoletta alla Milanese, risotto with saffron, osso buco, boiled meats, cassoeula, and spit-roasted specialties. The sophisticated tea room on the second floor provides an elegant setting for refined refreshment. The wine bar showcases premium selections in a theatrical setting, while the cocktail station blends Peck's historic heritage with contemporary mixology. These spaces have attracted intellectuals, writers, and actors throughout Peck's history, establishing it as a cultural gathering place beyond mere commerce.

    Modern Recognition and Expansion

    Peck's reputation extends far beyond Milan. The establishment served as the official restaurant of the Italian pavilion at Milan Expo 2015, consolidating its mission to showcase Made in Italy excellence to the world. Celebrity chef Ina Garten has publicly praised Peck in her professional publications. Since Leone Marzotto assumed leadership in 2016, Peck has expanded strategically while maintaining its core values. New locations include a restaurant at CityLife Shopping District, a neighborhood delicatessen in Porta Venezia, and international outposts in Asia, including Japan, Korea, and Singapore. A location in Forte dei Marmi, Tuscany, represents Peck's first expansion outside Milan, offering delicatessen services, wine consultation, and catering for private events.

    Philosophy and Service

    Peck's guiding principle remains unchanged since 1912: offering the best services to the most demanding clientele. The brand interprets Italian gastronomic tradition with a contemporary perspective while preserving its identity and commitment to excellence. Hand-picked suppliers, primarily small artisanal producers, ensure that every product meets Peck's exacting standards. Beyond retail, Peck provides home delivery, wine cellar consultation, event catering, and specialized services for private occasions, extending its expertise into customers' homes and celebrations.

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