We came upon this place while visiting Milan for a day. I don't speak any Italian, so it helps that…read morethe owner speaks a little English, and they have an English menu. We tried the primula pizza and the mammola. The primula had arugula and tomatoes while the mammola had a porcini mushroom cream sauce with prosciutto. Both were great! Probably one of the best pizzas I've ever eaten. We ran into some people who also told us that this was the place to get good pizza. There's also a gelateria right across the street.

We went there for lunch and ordered mixed bruscetta and a pizza quattro formagi. The bruscetta was…read morereally soaked in oil and didn't looked very nice. Two slices were had a tomato sauce on top which tased plain and the other two were with tomato pieces. There war a little bit of oregano and the taste was better. But the bread was a lulled bit too long in the oven and was a bit too charred. The same was with the pizza. There very too many charred places. The filling of the pizza was good and fresh, same went with the dough.

Very good pizza with unique authentic flavors, kind staff, and pleasent atmosphere with not so many…read moretourists and it's quiet and we had a great time! I would absoloutely reccomend it.

Quasi tutti gli amici mi ripetono che Spontini non è più come una volta, che non è più buona,…read moreecc... non sono d'accordo, la pizza è ancora molto buona, pasta soffice, bella fritta e croccante sotto, coperta di ottimo pomodoro e di buonissima mozzarella. Io la ricordo così, e penso sia ancora buonissima.

TLDR: Fast food - more expensive than other places; large portions; Lasagna was meh, pizza was…read moreyummy; long line, tables packed My friends and I were starving and craving pasta so we came to Spontini. It was a busy Sunday afternoon so the line took a while. When you get your food, you get a buzzer to know when to pick it up. Theres a lot of seating but it can be hard to find a table when it's busy. This place seems like a fast food place. It was a little bit more expensive than some other food you could possibly get in the area. The lasagna was 8€ and the pizza was 7.50€ for a large. (Reference: we went to anotherr pizza the night before and a whole was 16€) The serving sizes are huge and can be a lot so it might be good to start off small or share. Between the red lasagna and pesto lasagna, the red one was better. Overall, the lasagna was not as appetizing as expected. I don't think we would get it again. The pizza, on the other hand, was delicious. It was huge and fluffy and cheesy! They cut it in squares for you so it's easy to eat.

Quick , hot pizza and they serve Porta via ( to- go for us Americans )…read more The oven is piping hot so the pizza just takes a few minutes and you can tell they just use fresh ingredients. I got a glass of wine as I waited for our lunch pizza to take back home and the pizza was ready long before my glass of wine was consumed Great service as well

Somewhat tasteless pizza. It is in a great location, peacefully tucked away in the beautiful…read moreNavigli area. The pizza just wasn't that good. Tried a few and not one of them had a flavor that jumped out.

Today my flight was cancelt so I took the advantage of yelp to search for a Italien restaurant. I…read moreend up at the la cadrega and I was very happy to select that joice. The restaurant is not very big and it was full to the last seat. Luckily I didn't had to wait long. For lunch they have a different menu with first dish, second dish and desert. That is normal in Italy. Every Joyce has 3-4 dishes to choose from. The stuff is very friendly and speaks english so I tried with my Italien-english to order. Everything worked fine for me, i had risotto and vitello tonato. Both was very nice and tastefull. For lunch you pay only 10€ and an espresso and a water is included. A very good price. They have a big variety of desert and fresh fish. Next time I have to come for dinner, I guess it will be a good experience. Or again for lunch. I can really recommend this restaurant!