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Lazy Sunday With the trend of American style brunch (which the Nescafè company has so diligently marketed), there is an entire new population of young Sunday shoppers roaming around. Find out what you can do on a lazy Sunday morning in Milan. Lazy Sunday, what to do on a lazy sunday in Milan
SUNDAY BRUNCH
Last sunday of the month
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Yes it's true, Milan closes down in August, meaning the shops and most business
are closed or low staffed. For the most part, the same is true for Sundays. However,
in the past 3-4 years there has been a slow but steady increase in the number
of businesses that remain open for August as well as on Sundays. With the trend
of American style brunch (which the Nescafè company has so diligently marketed),
there is an entire new population of young Sunday shoppers roaming around. Where
are they going?
Absolutely the place to go when looking for pancakes and maple syrup. In the
evenings, American bar and food menu. Excellent bartenders. Wide screen TV for
televised sport and musical events and pool table on second floor. Open for lunch
1- 3pm, dinner 8 -12pm and Sunday Brunch 11:30am - 4pm.
NYCafè really does make you feel like you're in New York. They are well renowned
for their very fashionable staff - and always great you with a smile. The Bagel
an Lochs sandwich is definitely a winner as a re the homemade breads and cakes.
Sarla Indian Restaurant
To find some of the greatest buys, the last Sunday every month, antique market
at the Naviglio Grande is one of the best ways to pass a lazy Sunday afternoon.
You'll find everything from antique furniture to collector items such as costume
jewelry, records, books and stamps. see 
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