Very popular Sicilian bakery; stopped in for some wonderful cappucinos, a Nutella croissant and a…read morefocaccia with prosciutto and tomatoes. Very reasonable prices and friendly service.

We stayed at a wonderful hostel about a 10-15 minute walk from this lovely bakery. The espresso is…read moreto die for as is the selection of Italian baked goods. Bring your translation book because English won't get you far here, as it should be. You're in Italy. And what could be more fun than practicing your Italian to order your breakfast pastries and espresso. They're really friendly and will help you along. Sign language goes a long way. Smile and be kind. Kindness is currency. Use it to buy some of their almond croissants.

Stayed overnight. Friendly staff and very accommodating. The room was nice and clean. The included…read morebreakfast are typical Italian, pastry and coffee, but since it's a bakery, they're better than most of the other B&B's. Get up early for the breakfast, much tastier when freshly out of oven.

Good for brunch. Pizza is not always at the same quality, I suggest a check before decide to eat it.read more

In short, a wonderful and unexpected experience. Small/quaint town, a few pubs and a couple of…read morecasual restaurants. Connected to a lovely hotel, it has a captive audience for hotel guests because there just isn't much else. However, it's a lot more than this. Locals and businessmen come here...because it is really good. AMBIANCE/ENERGY/VIBE: it has it in abundance. Goodness all around. SERVICE: super friendly, super nice. Everyone at least attempts to speak various degrees of English, and is a willing participant. Staffed appropriately, there was always someone in the near distance to flag down. Did I say very nice? They are. Shout our to Fabio, who was super sweet, extremely likeable, talkative, and very helpful. FOOD: I tried a number of things, coming here both nights I stayed at the Hotel. The menu has 55 types of pizza (which is cray cray, and the website says over 100 types), salads, entrees such as various seafood & a couple of steaks, veal Milanese, pastas, and desserts. They have a full bar, wine, and beer. Lots of good things to try and choose from. 1. Mixed Salad [5 E, 5.0 stars] -- super fresh, totally delish. 2. Mixed Vegetables [5 E, 4.5 stars] -- a small plate of grilled vegetables, eggplant, zucchini, yellow & red peppers, and endive. 3. Tagliatelle Black Truffle [15 E, 4.5 stars] -- the gf and I split the dish, and they were nice enough to divide it into two in the kitchen...perfectly enough and good overall portion. Truffle pieces were a little tough, but wonderful overall. 4. Ricottina Pizza [10 E, 4.5 stars] -- Tomato, Mozzarella cheese, Fresh Ricotta, Sausage, dried tomatoes and rocket salad. Amazing crust, loved the toppings. 5. La Milanese [20 E, 4.0 stars] -- large piece with bone-in, perfectly fried served with freshly fried potatoes. 6. Mixed Gelato [5 E, 5.0 stars] -- chocolate, crema, lemon -- all amazing and housemade, but the lemon was best, tasted like lemon crème. 7. Panne Cotta with Berries [5 E, 4.5 stars] -- if you like this normally, it's quite wonderful. Totally worthy. OVERALL: I'll miss it. Very worthy and memorable, mostly the people. For this area, it's a 5.0 star experience.

I've been coming to this hotel and restaurant for several years, and the service and food have…read morealways been wonderful. The staff is especially friendly and helpful, and the food has always been exceptional! In the past, the meal started with a nice variety of breads and chips at the table, so I was a little disappointed to see that replaced with a small bag of bread pieces. For my starter, I ordered the mixed fried fish. It was excellent--fresh, crispy, and delicious. My only disappointment was the lack of a good dipping sauce. Something like marinara, aioli, or another house-made sauce would have been perfect. The only options available were ketchup and mayonnaise, which seemed a little underwhelming for such a wonderful dish. For my entrée, I ordered the spaghetti with anchovies. Unfortunately, this course was a big disappointment. It looked wonderful when it arrived, but it just didn't live up to the expectations set by the many excellent meals I've had here over the years. The pasta was a bit too al dente for my taste, and overall, the dish simply didn't deliver the flavor or enjoyment I was expecting. I still have very fond feelings about this restaurant and hope tonight was simply an off night. Unfortunately, I didn't get a photo of the entree, but it was beautiful!

This is our favorite cafe/bar at Malpensa. It's located just after passing through duty free in…read morefront of the Gucci store. You can either order for counter service or table service. Table service takes longer so take that into account. Like all bars they have an assortment of sweets/pastries, and savory items such as panini.

Great cafe option within the MXP international terminal. They offer both takeaway service and…read moretableside ordering. Staff was very friendly and our order arrived quickly after placement. Pay at register when you leave (if you choose to stay and order to eat at the tables). Coffee drinks were nicely crafted and the pastries we had for breakfast were great - definitely recommend their fruit-filled croissant!

We had just arrived in town as they were about to close, but the owner--like a loving…read moregrandmother--couldn't bear to see us go hungry. Her hospitality was unforgettable. She graciously prepared three dishes from what she had left, just so we could have something to eat. My two cousins and I were visiting from the USA, Canada, and London, and the food was truly filled with love. The dessert was amazing, and more than anything, the customer service was exceptional--warm, comforting, and deeply satisfying.

Pepe bianco (white pepper) is my favorite stop in Busto Arsizio. I meet clients there or work on…read moreproposals using the blindingly fast free wifi.

Thank goodness they were open late! We were starving after a long (much longer than it should have…read morebeen, but shorter than it felt as we were traveling it) travel day, and after finally finding the hotel and checking in, we had zero desire to venture too far out to get food. The restaurant was mostly empty when we arrived at around 9 pm, and there was no host at the front. We waited for a few minutes before a waiter came by to ask if we had a reservation (che?!) before taking us to one of the many empty tables. I did like the vibe of the space - lots of open windows with interesting views and the bar at the center of the room was modern, sleek and vibrant. Our little table was to the side of the room, against windows and poorly lit with a small candle, but it worked for the feel of the space. Because it was so late, and we were so tired, and we had to wake up so early the next day, we chose to pace ourselves and only order a glass of wine each, instead of our "usual" bottle to share. We each got a glass of red to sip while we munched on the basket of bread and reviewed the small-ish menu. It didn't take us long to decide on the Rigatoni all'Amatriciana con Guanciale Croccante (rigatoni with Amatriciana sauce, €21). Last day in Italy and all that. The piping hot food came out fairly quickly, which we definitely appreciated. The sauce was good, with a slightly floral undertone that took me by surprise. Maybe it was the tomatoes? The guanciale was crispy and cut into large pieces, but did sometimes resemble "bacon" more than "guanciale", though that could just be my bias coming through. It was a good dish for our final night in Italy, and much better than we had expected going in. Our waiter was friendly and attentive, and made sure to keep an eye on us as we were making our way through the meal. He made it possible for us to get in and out at a decent pace, so we weren't hanging around too long at the table. Again, much needed after the day we had. It's a good option for those staying inside the hotel, or those not looking to go too deep into the airport for other options. I'm glad it was available to us.

Nicely decorated modern restaurant inside the Sheraton. We were tired after a long day so just…read morewanted a quick bite before heading back to our room. I got the burger and fries which was just ok and definitely worth the 26 euro price tag.

Wayyyy too expensive. It doesn't make sense…read more So this review is gonna be focused on the breakfasts as I only had the chance to eat there in the morning. Breakfast is good. No doubt about it. There are plenty of awesome croissants of many different flavors you can choose from. They look stunning and they also taste great. There is also fresh orange juice, a thing I always appreciate. As mentioned though, it all comes with a price: and in this case, the pice is no justified. It's just too high. Example: 2.50€ for a simple, small, espresso. Pure madness. I'd like to come back for lunch, I'm intrigued by what they can offer. If the quality is still high as for the breakfasts (and prices are not too high) then this place might deserve one more star. But for now: it only gets 3.

Food selection was great. The sandwich was loaded with arugula tomatoes mozzarella and Italian…read moremeats. Customer service was meh. The food hit the spot. There is no evidence at the airport that Milan is hosting the Winter Olympics. Very strange,

Quick service cafe inside Linate airport. Stopped by here for breakfast since our Aer Lingus gate…read morewasn't open for checkin yet, and sat at one of the small booths. You pay and receive your food at the counter, and pick up your drink at the coffee bar. They'll rip your receipt prior to making your drinks. Note that you'll need to ask for milk and sugar if you get an americano (there aren't any available at the tables nor do they add them in). The food was decent for airport food, and it wasn't too exorbitantly overpriced. No outlets were by us but this isn't a place where you linger.

Grand Café is a little chic café right next to the gate. They have a good array of croissants,…read moredrinks, and some really good coffee choices. I ended up getting an apple and cinnamon croissant and a café Americano. both were delicious. With this café being the only establishment for food near the gates, you have to expect that the place would be packed and very busy, and that it was. That did not deter the servers, which were very courteous quick and nice.

There are not much choice of food and drinks in the B Boarding area in Milano-Malpensa 1 Airport…read more Gran Cafe' is a self served coffee bar and also offered some set special. For Breakfast, 5 Euro will get you a pastry of choice, OJ and espresso drink..... Cappuccino was really good... velvety and smooth... but after 2 connecting flights from Toronto drinking airline stale coffee, I enjoyed every sip of my cappuccino!!