Armani Bamboo Bar/ Restaurant Milan…read more This modern, chic restaurant serves good food in a pretty space. We stopped in for lunch and were surprised that the restaurant was virtually empty. While the hostess/initial server was a very abrupt, very haughty (with more than a tad of condescension) unpleasant, British woman, (so unpleasant that we were going to leave) the rest of the staff was better, some staff members even rising to the level of gracious. GianPaulo, for example, was attentive, accommodating and very pleasant, so we stayed. We opted to share the shrimp appetizer, which was quite tasty. We then opted for the salmon poke and seared tuna salad (their version of the nicoise). The salmon poke was not bad. The seared tuna salad excelled in both plating and flavor. The tuna was fresh and lightly seared, and the vegetables were also fresh and prepared perfectly al dente. As the restaurant was quite empty, after the initial unpleasantness, we enjoyed a peaceful, relaxing lunch. While we wouldn't "rush back" to Bamboo Bar, it's well located, has a pleasant ambiance, and the seared tuna salad was quite good.

A for atmosphere. Gorgeous place. Great staff…read more F for food. Come for the 25 euro drinks. Eat anywhere else.

Classy & Fun! This is the best place for a friend's gathering they have private rooms, great…read moremartinis, coffee's even small cookies with the DG emblem. A must visit when in Milan.

Come for the ambiance and the service not as much for the food and drink, though I would be willing…read moreto give it another chance. For me personally, their vesper while interesting was maybe too interesting for me. The saffron and oregano flavors were interesting but I missed the sweetness of a classic vesper. The cheese plate was okay but expected a little more for the price. The ambiance is lovely, it's a very pretty space with fun decor and the service was on point!

Best place to rest and have a cocktail after spending time at the Duomo and shopping all day.read more

By far the best view of the centre of Milan. The garden roof is really impressive and is really an…read moremagic place especially during late spring early summer evening. It' s a pity that is only accessible when you are invited to specific events that are hosted there. If it were open to the public it would be my favourite place for an early evening cocktail

11/10 service and vibes. My boyfriend and I went and got to enjoy views from their rooftop while…read moresipping on some fabulous drinks. Drinks were fairly pricy but as part of the Italian Aperitivo custom, they sent us small bites as an accompaniment to the drinks. My drink, the Bacchus, was really good with the pisco and egg white foam. Not only was the service efficient, friendly and polite, I was so relaxed on the rooftop. Each table is far enough from the next table that you don't feel crowded, and the pool and views offer such an extra elevation to the experience.

As a restaurant I will recommend to go with group of people. Good food, lovely atmosphere. As the…read morebar is my favorite spot in Milan for warm weather. Cocktails and wines selection are amazing! Also like the fact that it's not a tourist spot. And never crowded since they have a reservationists who control the crowd.

I went to meet some friends here for an apperitivo on a rainy day and the pretentiousness was so…read morenasty I couldn't stomach walking in the door! I wish I could give zero stars. I should mention that we were all well dressed, jackets, dresses etc. everyone looked great... When we arrived the doorman stopped us at the hostess's stand to insist I place my $500 or so handmade Italian umbrella in the front door's overflowing and chaotic umbrella bucket. I calmly showed him my plastic umbrella bag I bring with me for this exact situation, told him "it's not a problem," put my umbrella inside the bag and started walking in. He stopped my fiancée and I and said either the umbrella goes in the front door's bucket or I go outside. Of course, everyone knows umbrellas in an establishment's umbrella bin are considered public property by Italians. My fiancée calmly explained to him it was too expensive for the bin and he said "I don't care!" Then comes the most pretentious part- he said it needed to be left in the bin for "security purposes" Imagine! To stop all umbrellas! I was able to bring my umbrella into an event with president Obama but not Roialto! We looked around and saw no one but normal younger Italians all overdressed to appease their obviously snobby hosts. No VIPs important enough for their own security detail anyway. At that point and not so calmly, I told him where he could put all of his umbrellas and I left. Our friends were already seated and I told my fiancée outside I would get a drink elsewhere while they were there. Once we did everyone complained about the snobby eye-rolling service they got from staff there, even the Filipini buffet servers. Yelp! I recommend not troubling these people since they are obviously the only ones 'cool enough' to be around themselves. It will save your evening as well.

Very nice place interior design is touchy but customers service sucks !!!…read more They don't know how to treat with customers and it seem they dot care loosing them !!!!

My name is François. I'm originally from Canada…read more I now work for CASTA DIVA Group, on via Lomazzo, 5 minutes away from here. I keep coming back. I like the variety on the menu. Food is great, wines are interesting and fries are so yummy. It's spacious but not too vast. The terrasse is pleasantly shaded. And locals eat here because they like it, so, it's not a tourist spot, and I always look for authentic experiences away from the non-blockchain crowd. I'll keep coming back. F. Normandeau

The place was busy, but the service lacked upscale professionalism. The food was good, the burger…read morewas filled with caramelized onions and beef was juicy, and the fries were crunchy. However, the overall dining experience was not exceptional due to taste of food, service, and decor.

Directly after the office my collegues and I like to go to Cafe Milano…read more This place is one of Milano most sophisticated spots for a drinking bout in northern Milan. In a vast former industrial space, it is divided up into mini lounge areas, each furnished with 1950s' furniture and art. In the evenings, the place is packed with 30-somethings sipping cocktails and flicking through coffee-table books and style magazines. So we were no different enjoying aperitivo and drinks to close a working day.

I could only find 2 English reviews, so I felt compelled to write one more. This place is very…read more"chic". Stylist interior, lots of waiters, great music and a roof top terrace is all part of "Milano". But for me the whole thing falls apart when I go to the restrooms - here there are 4 in total (shared between genders) 3 (THREE) of those are STANDING HOLE toilets... yeah, like those in China, India etc., and the last one (which I used) was a "normal" toilet, but with the seat missing. Good luck to all girls.. This is, for me, a complete and utterly disgrace to its customers. The drinks, food etc. was good, but don't let me squat if I need to use the toilet..