In 1929, it introduced pizza and Neapolitan cuisine to Milan, attracting even D’Annunzio and Mascagni. The restaurant was discovered by the world of the theatre and became a traditional latenight venue for Joséphine Baker, Yves Montand, Tofano, Stoppa, Morelli, Totò, De Filippo, Osiris, and then Mastroianni, Sinatra, Liza Minnelli, each with their own place for years. All are immortalised in over 400 portraits on the walls. They are accompanied by a host of stars, industrialists, film directors and journalists.