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Breakfast
Pastries, baked sweets, or savory alternatives, handcrafted and served with hot and cold beverages.
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Brunch
Our homemade sweet and savory treats, served with fresh juices, smoothies, and a selection of hot beverages.
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Lunch break
Fresh salads and dishes inspired by Italian cuisine with a Ligurian soul, highlighting seasonal ingredients from Cascina Romanengo.
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Tea time
The story of Romanengo in a journey of aromas and distant lands, accompanying teas and infusions with sweet and savory bites.
GENOA
VIA SOZIGLIA 72R
Adjacent to the historic 1814 shop in the alleys of Genoa, La Corte offers an experience where history, culture, and artisanal products give new value to time and quality, reflecting the care that has distinguished us since 1780.
At the back, a tea room of antique charm awaits, once the private parlor of the Romanengo family, which hosted illustrious guests such as Giuseppe Verdi, the Duchess of Aosta, and actress Ira von Fürstenberg.
OPENING HOURS: Tue - Sat: 9 AM - 6 PM
INFO & RESERVATIONS: +39 338 931 8100
MILAN
VIA CAMINADELLA 23
La Corte, a place inspired by French salon de thé, becomes a refuge to rediscover the slow passage of time. Its elegant and carefully curated setting is also the perfect context to enjoy a refined lunch in Milan, immersing yourself in the charm of the historic city center. A unique blend of Milanese tradition and the Genoese heritage of Romanengo 1780.
OPENING HOURS: Tue - Fri: 8 AM - 7 PM; Sat: 9 AM - 6:30 PM; Sun: 9 AM - 2:30 PM
INFO & RESERVATIONS: +39 02 7202 1136
Founded in 1814, the Historic Shop is a protected monument under the Superintendence for Archaeology, Fine Arts, and Landscape. In 2021, the first major restoration since its founding was undertaken, with the aim of returning its original beauty to the city of Genoa and the community at large.
Visitors can admire "Spiniero" veneered wooden furniture (now known as West Indian Satinwood), exquisite carved Rosewood decorations, precious marbles, and bronze gas chandeliers. A period barometer and clock are also present, carefully restored to their original function and splendor.
In the heart of Via Roma, one of Genoa’s most prestigious streets, among majestic 19th-century buildings, the second Romanengo shop opened in 1930.
The space, featuring refined dark wood furnishings and large mirrors reminiscent of the Via Soziglia shop, preserves all the elegance typical of the 19th century.
In the oldest heart of the city, where the connection to history remains ever-present, two distinct shops tell the story of Romanengo in Milan. The confectionery shop offers our authentic assortment, while the tea and spice shop revives the link between these products and our origins.
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