Where are good places to eat in milan on a budget?

Question

staying in the idis centro, central location, good atmosphere

Answer 1

Mcdonalds. They have alot of outside markets with really amazing foods you can buy. Buy some food and go for a picnic.

Answer 2

Eating in Milan on a budget---

http://www.worldtravelguide.net/city/82/...

Budget

Anema e Cozze

One of four branches of this successful pizza chain, the emphasis at Anema e Cozze is on tasty Neapolitan pizzas topped with fresh seafood. Fishy toppings include the likes of clams, sardines, mackerel as well as the eponymous mussels. Fish-infused pasta dishes and seafood antipasti are also on the menu. This may not be Milan's most sophisticated restaurant, but tasty food and reasonable prices ensure a steady flow of customers.

Via Palermo 15

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Website: www.sebeto.it

Price: $$

Brek

If you're looking for tasty and affordable food then you won't go far wrong at this self-service restaurant located close to Piazza Cavour. Hearty pastas, fresh pizza, salads and gargantuan desserts are just some of the things on offer at Brek. Healthy fruit juices, hot drinks and alcohol are also on sale in this Italian fast-food outlet.

Via del'Annunciata 2

Tel: [phone].

Website: www.brek.com

Price: $

Sadler Wine & Food

Ideally situated for the Fiera district near Piazza Amendola, Claudio Sadler's excellent food and wine bar offers a tempting array of meats, cheeses and dishes using unusual ingredients from carefully selected producers. This is a typical and comfortable Italian restaurant with light ochre walls, dark wood panels and tables, and a few excellent paintings on the walls. The setting is elegant but informal. Closed Sunday.

Via Monte Bianco 2/A

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Price: $$

http://www.world66.com/europe/italy/lomb...

To have a budget dinner avoiding international fast foods, Milan young people every evening crowdes pubs and locals for the HAPPY HOUR rite (also called "APERITIVO"). With 5-8 € in the majority of bars from usually 18:30 to 21:30 one can have a drink with an open buffet with a large variety of food. Many places offers not only pizzas and snacks, but also pasta, vegetables and sometimes meat.

City areas with higher density of such places are: corso di Porta Ticinese, Corso Como, Brera, Isola, Navigli. Duomo surroundings are poor of night life.

It is  perfectly easy and acceptable to pick up a cheap and simple pizza or sandwich for lunch. The huge number of university students in the city has also helped to spawn a large number of cafes, inns and pizzerias offering simple, low-cost food.

There are MCDonald's restaurants throughout the city-- There is one just out side the train station-

Burger King- There is one on the other side of the Duomo.

Picking up food at a food market is a good idea

http://www.thebackpacker.net/travelguide...

Food markets - Street-markets are found throughout the city and provide the cheapest meal of all, selling cheese, salami, and fruit. Luini - at Via S. Radegonda 16, it would be plain dorky to miss this place that has been serving panzerotti (deep-fried mini calzone) from the gods for one hundred and fifty years! Oskar - At Via Palazzi 4, is a great place where you can get a mother of a serving of pasta at backpacker prices. Warsa - at Via Melzo 16, there� tight in the middle of Milan's shops and bars is Africa. Warsa is an Eritrean restaurant where you can get good, cheap food.

Eating at Ciao ---A good cheap restaurant (Italian fast food)-- self-service --Good food with great selections- Selections change daily.  There are many Ciao restaurants throughout the city.... You can get a meal for less than  $10 USD

Here are a couple locations

Piazza Duomo,24 ( facing the Duomo)

Piazza San Babila at Via Fabio Filzi 8 (not far from the Central Station).