Aroma Napoletano Menu Prices 2026: Cornetti, Pastries & Coffee

Aroma Napoletano is best known for its cornetti ischitani — flat, disc-shaped brioche croissants originating from the island of Ischia off the Campanian coast. Available in sizes from XS to XXL and filled with flavors like pistachio, caramel, ruby chocolate, and Lotus Biscoff cream, they have become one of the most talked-about breakfast pastries in Milan. The shop also draws crowds for its sfogliatelle, cannoli siciliani, and authentic Passalacqua Neapolitan coffee.

Aroma Napoletano has two locations in Milan, Italy. The original shop is at Via Traù, 2 in the Isola neighborhood (20159 Milan). The second location is at Via Ponte Vetero, 10 in the Brera design district. Both are open daily, typically from 7 AM to 6:30 PM (8 AM on Sundays). Phone: 02 36574616.

A standard single-serve cornetto ischitano costs approximately €2.50 — verified from customer reviews in 2024. The XL format, which serves about 30 people, is priced at €30.00, and the XXL version (designed for roughly 12 people as a centrepiece) is €50.00. Prices for specialty fillings like pistachio may vary slightly; confirm the current price list at the counter.

The café brews all its espresso-based drinks — cappuccino, macchiato, caffè freddo, and espresso — using beans from Passalacqua, a historic Neapolitan coffee roastery. Passalacqua has roasted coffee since the 1940s and is considered one of the finest suppliers of traditional Neapolitan espresso blends, prized for their balance of intensity, sweetness, and low acidity.

Yes. During the Christmas season, Aroma Napoletano releases a range of artisan panettoni weighing 1.2–1.3 kg each. Varieties include: Tradizionale (€38), 3 Cioccolati (€44), Pandorato (€44), and the premium Pistacchio (€48). They sell out quickly — the online shop listed all varieties as sold out by late season. Order early or visit the shop directly.

Yes. Each Easter, Aroma Napoletano offers artisan colombe in three varieties, all weighing approximately 1.35 kg: Tradizionale (€39), Tre Cioccolati (€44), and Pistacchio (€49). Like the Christmas panettoni, these are produced in limited quantities and sell out ahead of Easter Sunday. The shop also sells pastiera napoletana, the traditional wheat and ricotta Easter tart, as a seasonal pastry.

Yes. One of the appeals of Aroma Napoletano's cornetti ischitani is that they are customizable. Customers can choose their preferred size (XS to XXL) and select from a rotating range of fillings, including custard cream, pistachio, caramel, ruby chocolate, Lotus Biscoff, white chocolate and Nutella, and white chocolate with red berry jam. The XL and XXL party formats can be ordered for special occasions.

Yes. Aroma Napoletano's official website (aromanapoletanomilano.com) sells gift cards ranging from €10 to €50. Gift cards make a popular present for pastry lovers and can be used in-store. Availability may be limited during peak holiday periods — check the website or contact the shop directly for the latest availability.

Beyond the signature cornetti ischitani, the menu includes a full range of classic southern Italian pastries: sfogliatelle (flaky Neapolitan pastry with ricotta and semolina), babà al rum (yeast cake soaked in rum syrup), coda di aragosta (lobster-tail pastry filled with cream), zeppole di San Giuseppe (fried choux puffs with cream and cherries), graffe (Neapolitan sugar doughnuts), pastiera napoletana (Easter wheat-ricotta tart), and cannoli siciliani filled to order with ricotta cream.