Alessandro Borghese - Il Lusso Della Semplicità

Located in the exclusive and modern CityLife area of ​​Milan, Alessandro Borghese - Il Lusso Della Semplicità is one of the most famous restaurants in the city, led by the eponymous chef Alessandro Borghese. This restaurant represents a perfect balance between creativity, taste and refinement, where the philosophy of accessible luxury is reflected in dishes that enhance the simplicity of the ingredients with innovative techniques. It is a culinary destination for those seeking a high-level gastronomic experience within one of the most iconic and avant-garde areas of contemporary Milan.

The restaurant is located in the elegant CityLife district, one of Milan's newest and most dynamic areas, characterized by futuristic architecture, large green spaces and a strong vocation for modernity. The district, developed around the CityLife Towers and the large shopping centre, symbolizes Milan's urban renewal. The restaurant's atmosphere is a perfect mix of elegance and informality, in line with the philosophy of Alessandro Borghese. The interiors are designed with attention to detail, with a modern and welcoming design that combines precious materials such as marble, dark wood, velvet and shiny metals. The result is a sophisticated yet warm environment where guests feel at ease, like at home.

The cuisine at Il Lusso Della Semplicità is an authentic expression of Alessandro Borghese's style: dishes that celebrate the quality of raw materials with a modern and creative twist. The menu changes seasonally to enhance the fresh and local ingredients, and each dish combines simple yet sophisticated flavours. Among the restaurant's offerings, dishes such as the risotto al salto with shrimp ragù, a contemporary reinterpretation of a Milanese classic, and the sea bass fillet in a salt crust, cooked to perfection to enhance the freshness of the fish, stand out. Meat lovers can delight in the beef sirloin with red wine sauce and seasonal vegetables. At the same time, the vegetarian options, such as the linguine with black cabbage pesto, offer tasty and well-studied alternatives.