The best coffee in Mykonos! What a cute cafe and location. Very reasonably priced drinks and…read morepastries. A must stop on the island!

Food was delicious Service was amazing. The owner is a doll. I was visiting from nyc she treated me…read morelike her family. Love it !

Absolutely fabulous! The food was fresh, tasty, and great portions !…read more Bravo the chicken souvlaki was amazing, the gyros was not the original lamb beef combo but was good for pork gyros generally not a fan. The greek village salad was amazing with sweet Campari tomatoes, cucumber, onion and olives covered with a huge slab of feta just tantalized your taste buds! I was so happy to find this place unfortunately it was the last night in Milan. The service was outstanding.

Solid Gyros. Ordered take away and they packaged the food nicely. It was a nice change from Italian…read morefood and my son said that his chicken gyro was amazing and the best one that he has ever eaten. The price isn't bad at all for the quality of the food. They gave me this amazing sauce to go after I asked for ketchup ( haha), it was like a Big Mac , thousand island sauce. Very, very good. Would definitely come back for a Gyro and a change of pace.

Really great place to get Greek food in Milan!…read more Located in the heart of Navigli, amongst a number of cafes and eateries alongside the main canal. You order at the register before you get your meal which is nice, because we all know waiting for the bill in Italy is timeless torture! I love veggie platters and a freshly made basket of falafel, but this time I decided to try a new-to-me dish, Feta Saganaki (pan-fried feta cheese drizzled with honey!) Oh, was it delicious! It was the first time I heard of this dish and hope I can try it again at a Greek restaurant in the future. It came with a nicely dressed side salad as well. My friend orders tzaziki for the table and thankfully it came with oiled pita bread triangle to help with dipping. I would go here again and again whenever I get bored of pizza and pasta. A diversified diet is a good thing, right?

Opa! If you can't…read moreget to Greece because you're stuck at the Navigli in Milano. No problem! This is one of the best Greek places I've gone too. They have all types of Greek dishes, platters, feta, yogurt, baklava, you name it! If you're looking to eat chicken, meat or want to be "light" or are vegetarian, this is the place to go to. The best part is you can add any extra ingredient (such as kalamata olives) for only €0.20! If you're a feta lover (like me!) it's only €0.50 more. The prices are very reasonable and the flavors explode in your mouth. Everything is made fresh to order. When you arrive (this place is always packed) you can sit indoors or outdoors. Once you have your table and choose from the menu, you get up and order at the register. The best part is after this, you just go sit back down, sip on a Greek beer, and wait for your food to be served to you. We had a great time, and will be definitely going back again! The chickpea pita is to die for! Also, make sure to try both the white and spicy sauce, soooooo good!

My second time at Greek Fusion, but their other location near Garibaldi…read more I went a little before 7pm on a Monday night and there were no crowds. I'm assuming because of the small unassuming location, they mostly thrive on to-go orders. I on the other hand was way too hungry to get something to-go, so I sat down and had dinner inside the restaurant. I got the Piatto Fusion which was a vegetarian plate with eggplant balls, fries, salad with tzaziki, and pita bread. It was delicious as expected but I got full quickly! And I even came with a raging appetite. I blame it on the eggplant balls!

The food here is OK but the service is very slow. I live in an apartment above the restaurant so I…read morethought I might as well try it. They have NO English menu and do NOT speak English. This is very unfortunate. I somehow figured out enough on the menu to decide to get the cheese with tomatoes in a pan with pita to start, and then I got a chicken/cheese salad. Also, no such thing as free water here. So you better wanna spend big and wait a long time to get your food... I don't really know anyone who sets out to do that. It was 7:00 PM in the restaurant was very empty. Weird. The decorations are very tacky and the wait staff are very rude. They could not give a care in the world about whether or not your food is coming, and they just stand there all day on their phones! It's took about 30 minutes for my first dish to come, and then 20 minutes for my salad to come... Kind of ridiculous... No wonder overall this place has 3 stars. The food won't kill you... But the service might. Gosh. Would it kill these people to be apologetic about how long the food takes to be prepared... that's what waiters are supposed to do.

Don't let whiny "ugly American" reviews (and yes, I am American) keep you from visiting Itaka when…read moreyou want to take a break from the wonderful Italian dishes throughout the city. The service was attentive and the waiters (I went multiple times in the months that I was in Milano) were patient and helpful in explaining the dishes. Itaka had some wonderful "fusion" style offerings and delicious wine. Give them a try. The place has a pleasing yet fresh casual atmosphere and tasty dishes. PS-Maybe we should cut them a little slack if they resolutely refused to learn English in Italy. Whoda thunk?

Wow, Il Tempio d'Oro is missing an English review. How comes?…read more This is one of the "secret" places of the Milanese "Aperitivo" (happy hour), the pre-dinner drink which comes with a buffet dinner of its own :-) The offering of Il Tempio d'Oro during their happy hour is quite good and extensive, can happily substitute dinner, and the drinks and beers are all good and not terribly expensive. Outside buffet hours, the menu is still very good, but not that cheap. The place is very informal/"alternative" style, and can accomodate groups, maybe not extremely large ones. Pets are welcome :-)

We stopped in here on a Saturday night for the infamous "apertivo."…read more This is a no frills place, with lots of tables crammed too close together. I felt like we were packed in like sardines - it was impossible to get to our table or for the servers to get through. The service was also very slow. It was fairly busy because of the apertivo hours, but there were at least 4 servers, and considering the size of the place, it shouldn't have taken as long as it did for service. We had to flag someone down to order because nobody ever came to help us. Anyhow, this is definitely a great spot for apertivo. If you aren't sure what that is - it's like happy hour, except you get food along with your drink purchase. Prices were reasonable - I had the largest Hoegaarden I've ever seen and it was only 6 euros. They set up a pretty sizeable buffet, which you are free to enjoy as many times as you'd like. The food was pretty good and it was a decent selection. If you are in the area, it's definitely worth checking out!