© La Chiesetta Bar
© La Chiesetta Bar
© La Chiesetta Bar
La Chiesetta Bar, Northwest Milan
Old church turned atmospheric bar
This unconsecrated small church was built at the end of the 18th century and, in 2006, it was converted into a bar. With a unique atmosphere, this bar is specialised in beers, cocktails and shots.
Its unique interior gives a Gothic feel, illuminated with votive candles and decorated with frescoes and sculpted capitals.
They have a long list of shots ('chupitos'), most of them named according to the religious theme. So you can try their famous 'PapaNero' (Black Pope) - made with 'liquore alla liquirizia (a black liquor from Calabria) with vodka & sambuca -, 'Sangue di Giuda' (Judas Blood) - fragola, white rum & lemon -, or the 'FratEllo' (Friar) - mint vodka & lemon. They also serve their miraculous 'Sangría del Priore'
Open Monday to Friday from 18:00 to 02:00 and Saturday from 21:00 to 02:00.
Visitor comments
- "When I was heading to this place, a friend of mine told me that we'd going to a bar that was used to be a church few years ago. I become surprised because the place is totally amazing! The staffs, barmen and the owner are very outgoing and the beer was extremely chilled. I definitely would back if I go to Milan again." - Trip Advisor
- "This is one of those places out of the touristic area, being located at the edge of China Town. It consists of a unconsecrated tiny church that gives you fancy shots and drinks with names inspired by the Bible itself! There a few places to sit inside and few outside, I would recommend to small groups or couples." - Trip Advisor
- "Perfect place for drinks and music.... Warm and cosy ambience with warm people... Visit to Milan is incomplete without paying a visit to this place!!!" - Trip Advisor
