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Milan’s pre-dinner ritual called aperitivo serves as a break between work and dinner and represents taking a moment to slow down. Reporting for TODAY, Giada De Laurentiis and NBC’s Peter Alexander take an aperitivo tour of Milan’s most iconic spots that represent the true spirit of the city.

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33 Comments

  1. Pls stop to use the Mandolino when you show Milano! N
    I born in Milano and in 60 years I never seen a Mandolino! It's popular only in the south of Italy!

  2. Seems that Americans do not have anything in their country hahaha I just want to remind that millions of Italians move to other countries cos they do not have jobs and their underpaid 😂😂😂

  3. It's hard work that someone has to do. 😉🤣 Enjoy our specialties, I hope you have a good time because happiness in the eyes is what best rewards those who dedicate themselves with care to their guests. 😊❤

  4. It's not aperitivo if there's nothing to nibble; and eating something is just the excuse to drink something! 😅

  5. They have not yet understood that the mandolin has little to do with northern Italy, and yes this is Italian-American… or almost.

  6. Ma a gente che metterà Milano in Europa volete spiegare del mandolino?😂😂il Jamiaica dagli intellettuali e artisti del '900 alle mandrie di oggi

  7. Basta mandolini, ca**o!! 😡
    L’Italia NON è Napoli! Questa musica di mandolini non c’entra assolutamente nulla con l’Italia, in particolare con quella del nord.
    Eh che ca**o!!!

  8. You have no idea how much annoyance you cause when you use ridiculous and anachronistic music to describe something Italian.
    Using the mandolin when talking about Milan and Venice is so out of place…

  9. To all my ignorant (and most likely racist, the two things go hand in hand) compatriots who complain about the mandolin music as not being typical of Northern Italy I wish to remind that, amongst several others, Venetian composer Antonio Vivaldi composed three concerts for mandolin!
    Anyway all those that complain do they propose any alternative: of course not!
    So mandolin is an Italian instrument that represents Italy, all of Italy, unless you are an uncultured, ignorant, racist that talks out of his… trombone!

  10. She's like the ultimate babe of a date to run around with having a fun happy hour in Italy, or pretty much anywhere else, JUST SAYING

  11. To people protesting for mandolin in Milan: Mandolin was heavily diffused for 5 centuries in Lombardy and Milan was one of the cities most associated to mandolin until 1800s. That's because mandolin was prevalent in Valtellina. When in Italy the mandolin was associated with immigrants from Southern Italy, Lombardy for the shame cancelled its mandolin culture. Calm down, there is nothing wrong in the mandolin and it has been part of Lombardy history for centuries.

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