Are you addicted to cheese? Are you looking for your next…read morepleasure in life? Do you crave for REAL flavors and decent prices? Have you ever wondered how those mozzarella bites are hand made? LOOK NO FURTHER... this store is your next HOT SPOT in town. When you enter you know immediately that the true king is the processing and the cheese making (which you can see through the windows to the cheese atelier...) The ladies are always running around like headless chickens but are efficient, always in a good mood and willing to answer each and all questions, gladly handing you samples of what you will surely end up buying anyways... The price? I follow the rule that good, tasty and proudly hand made products do come with a price tag... but, believe me, 20€ will buy you quite the ammount of cheese heaven... So, hop on line 50, navigate your way through via Lorenteggio, hop off and walk briefly through Via Tolstoj and ENJOY your cheese. Only problem? If you drive there, parking is just by chance... or ... stop, hop off, run in, buy, run out and pray a vigile doesn't happen to pass by when you are gone.... oooops

So, what can I say about this place? You can watch them make…read morethe mozzarella! And it is good. Actually, everything I've tried here has been quite good. The mozzarella from the Milan supermarkets doesn't compare (but I have found some decent options). This shop offers the first ricotta that I've liked in my whole life! Now I know what it is supposed to taste like. Maybe since I am from the US, you might think this is no big deal. Just to give you some perspective, my Italian friend who now lives in Paris told me this is the place for cheese. When she visits, this is where she has to shop. No doubt there plenty of other good places in Milan. This one is definitely on the list and worth the trip.

After seeing the huge crowds outside of the Florence location, I knew I couldn't leave Italy…read morewithout trying this restaurant. While in Milan, we knew we had to try it, so we got to the location around 11am to beat the rush since there is usually a line outside the door. Since we were early, seating, located upstairs, was plentiful. I ordered the Italian which had prosciutto, buffalo mozzarella, tomato and basil pesto. The sandwich was huge and packed with meat, however the bread was a bit too crunchy and ended up scratching the inside of my mouth. Otherwise, the sandwich was very tasty and was a very filling meal. I also tried the Tuscany, that was even tastier and the bread was softer.

Super trendy place we went on a Saturday evening no queue at all, amazing sandwiches the quality of…read morethe spreads, the mortadella was so yummy, and the bread fluffy like the clouds, great price, they do speak english just in case, one was enough for my wife and I. Most definitely will be back to Milan just for the sandwiches lol.

We stopped by here for a drink to kill some time before dinner. The friendly waiter told us about…read morea happy hour special that we could not refuse - a glass of wine, a plate of cheese, a bite of a panini and focaccia for 10 Euros! The restaurant is located on a side street next to the canal and a playground so there is little disturbance to your relaxing happy hour.

Top buffalo mozzarella flown in daily from the countryside of Salerno (a beautiful city south of…read moreNaples). I usually like regular cow milk mozzarella, but I make an exception for what they sell here. Try the little buffalo balls (no, not those balls!), mouthfuls of total yumminess. They also have "caciocavallo" cheese, quite expensive due to the paucity of availability in northern Italy. A must try for the cheese-addicted.

Perfect grocery store to pick up our picnic items. It's a really cute market with ready-to-eat…read moregoods and typical grocery items. Staff is unhelpful, but great selections of cheese and meats! We also love their cute Italy is EATALY canvas tote bag for our picnic to carry our items, including meats, cheeses, cherries, cherry tomatoes, focaccia bread, apricots.

Eataly in Italy is definitely better and cheaper I. Italy! The food, drinks, service and ambience…read morewere excellent! We ended up coming here two nights in a row. Pizza, pasta, gnocchi, and gelato were awesome! I wish the eataly in Miami was as good.

Small quaint spot perfectly located in a narrow street near Superstudio. We came here to try out…read morebefore our bigger dinner and it was delicious! Food was fresh and the service was amazing. Everyone was very friendly. It is quite small and we will have a large party with us this weekend, if that is you, plan ahead with the restaurant so they are prepared and may need to arrange the tables.

I kept passing by this Resturant, while walking in the neighborhood. I finally stopped by and it…read morewas the best meal of my trip. Amazing service. Great wine(Attems Ribolla Gialla 2021). Amazing pasta. Will definitely go back, when I come back to Milan.

What a wonderful lunch place! We started with deliciously fresh squeezed juice and their great…read morebread appetizer. I ordered the Mediterranean salad and my husband had the Gnocchi. Both meals were incredible! Che posto meraviglioso per il pranzo! Iniziamo con spremute deliziosamente fresche e il loro ottimo antipasto di pane. Ho ordinato l'insalata mediterranea e mio marito aveva gli gnocchi. Entrambi i pasti erano incredibili!

My husband and I were famished after our flight and 1+ hour Uber ride to the hotel so we decided to…read morewalk around to find something to eat. We decided to stop here for lunch after checking out the menu. The restaurant itself has an enoteca (regional and locally sourced wine bar/shop) conjoined to a clothing store which was interesting. There's also indoor and outdoor seating. We were offered complimentary bread (sourdough and breadsticks) and I was also poured a generous glass of a regional cabernet sauvignon which was divine. My husband ordered the fish and potato cake which were both doused with lemon so I wasn't a fan. However, I ordered the veal and risotto and it was savory and delicious! The veal was tenderly cooked and the risotto was buttery and fabulous. Service was so so, but we didn't mind too much since we were in and out.

Excellent take on lasagna. I get the feeling they change their menu every month or two. Very small…read moremenu but food was super fresh and well presented. They did a seafood lasagna with cream sauce. Maybe I'd get dessert elsewhere next time, but service and food were quite good.

After walking almost five miles from our hotel towards the duomo this spot was a welcome reprieve…read morefor lunch. While it is located in a busy tourist area we were quick to be seated inside the tent. The tables were close together, small and a bit flimsy but we were grateful to not walk any further or stand in line to eat. Luckily language wasn't much of a barrier and even my picky husband was able to find something to eat on their extensive menu (tuna steak). I ordered the Milano pizza. Both dishes were huge and we were unable to finish. Thankfully they boxed up my pizza so I could have a late night snack back at the hotel.