I discovered Piada while researching the must eat foods in Milan and this seemed like the best…read moreplace to get it. I wasn't fucking around so GF and I schlepped the 20+ minute walk over to this place from the city's center. It's small and unassuming which is part of its charm. We arrived literally in the nick of time because there were a few tables left, one of which we were able to snag immediately after placing our order. As we were finishing up, the place had become a bustling mad house and there was already a queue waiting for our table. I LOVE the fact that this place offers vegetarian and vegan options of which GF and I took full advantage. I ordered one of their vegan offerings with zucchini, eggplant, cherry tomatoes, and hummus. This was super hearty and I loved how full of veggies it was but they were a little heavy on the olive oil which is probably standard fare for Italians. For me, it was too much. GF ordered a vegetarian piada with mushrooms, zucchini, and cheese. She says it "was amazing" and that she "really enjoyed it". They have a million other variations depending on your preferences and prices are super reasonable.

I'm a bit disappointed by this place, i had very high expectations based on the stellar reviews. As…read moresoon as I got in I saw a mountain of pre-sliced cured meats, amassed on the preparation counter in open air, which was not a good sign to me. Service was pretty quick, maybe due to the pre-sliced meats actually, but the prosciutto crudo in both the piadina we got was tough, and not soft to the bite as it should be. It was very difficult to eat, because you got a big chunk of prosciutto at every bite due to its toughness. The piadina were filled generously and looked great. So many good things about this place, but finally my eating experience was sub optimal. I don't think I'll be back.

If you're looking for a piadina that's larger than your head for 5-8 euros, you've come to the…read moreright spot! Not only are the portions huge, but they're delicious!!! The piadina is light and flaky which is exactly what you want. I've ordered the spianata (pepperoni) piada ---it's pepperoni with grilled zucchini and soft cheese --highly recommend this for you pepperoni lovers. Pepperoni in italian is actually bell peppers, so for those of you that are italian, I mean actual meat pepperoni :) the speck and smoked cheese with walnuts is also fantastic. I've also had the poulette salad which was great although not what I expected. The menu with english translation indicated that it's iceberg lettuce (which I was able to substitute with mixed greens), grilled chicken breast w aromatic herbs, zucchini, carrots, avocado and almonds. When i see grilled chicken breast on a menu, I expect it to be a chicken breast that has been grilled and then sliced thinly. What I got was grilled chicken breast cold-cuts style. Now, although they were cold cuts, it was the tastiest chicken cold cuts I've ever had so I wasn't mad about it! The salad portions are also very large and come with the plain piadina on the side. They're also super efficient and you can watch them make it fresh behind the counter! Come at 1230 to avoid large lines :) if you're on the go, you can take the piadina or salad for take-away.

Came by as I have in the area visiting. Wanted something quick to go. I got the tuna, cheese with…read moretomato. Came to almost $8 EUR. It was a good portion, service was quick. Waited a few minutes, bathroom in there for use(door didn't lock) hopefully they'll fix that soon.

Delicious taste of something like a crisp flatbread wrapped with your choice of meats, cheeses or…read moreveggies. It was simply delicious. Food was made to order and it was hot and fresh. That is what made it so good. The menu is all in Italian. I will post a pic of menus and you can do some research beforehand and decide which flavor works best for you. You should definitely try it if you pass by one. Not to be missed.

A cozy small (seats 40) restaurant. The food is good and you can buy bottled wine in various sizes…read moreof: 1/4 litro, 1/2 l, 3/4 l (bottle), and 1 litro. We started with a Borge Molina Prosecco. A bit sweet but with strong fruit. Pasta e Fagioli - stock with unctuous mouth feel. We inhaled it. 1/2 litro of a Lombardy red. €11. OK. Risotto Saliccia- best risotto in my life. Al dente, rich taste. Delicious. Apple pie and cheesecake with chocolate frosting. Both were very good. Coffee and grappa baricata. + wines are very reasonably priced + menu in Italiano only ! + warm atmosphere - paper napkins of high quality - Rostfrei flatware - no business cards for the restaurant. "Not today, maybe tomorrow." €79 for dinner for two.

The Osteria dei Poeti is a pleasure to look at and a pleasure to eat at. We were walking towards…read moreBrera and got captivated by the Liberty style and the vibrant colors (red walls anyone??). Not sure what's the reference to the poets in the name, but one theme is clear: you're going to feel like you're in Emilia, savoring very regional dishes, the way a grandma would cook them. The piadina starter is a must, so much so that you might end up ordering it even when the menu states something else. Apparently whatever you see on the starters page comes with the piadina, which you might or might not have in mind to order, but surely won't regret. It's fantastic, and the wild boar salame you can accompany it with is just an excuse to get more. "Oh, it comes with more piadina? Oh well." My biggest thumb-up is the generous use of "formaggio di fossa", which I had on a "cartoccio" of sausages and other veggies. It's so good that you have to pretend you know what it is and just go for it. In case you don't, Wiki says that "the cheese typically matures around 30 days before being placed in the "fossa", a pit dug into the ground and lined with straw". I could definitely taste that... Other tables ordered an equally appealing cotoletta, my sense is that you'll be in good shape whatever you order, having the foresight to leave some room for the hom-made desserts on display. The service was friendly, but I wouldn't say it was faster than the average Italian restaurants. Ok, pretty slow. But the place was full (always a good sign) and we were still treated like kings. Surprisingly enough we could even pay with an Amex, while the vibe is really that of a cash-only place. Yet another reason to go back.

Yup, good stuff. Lots of choices but all sandwich. Super ingredients. Great service. See photo!read more

Friendly and helpful service. Lots of room to sit both inside and out Had the #48, which was…read moresolid. They also had some local craft beer.

After a long day of visiting the Universal exposition we find this little restorant and ate a great…read morekind of mozzarella y jam sandwich ! The man who did it was very kind and he seems happy to serve us. We ate a great picadina which is a spacility of romagna with smoked jam and mozzarella for 8€ each. It wasn't that expensive for the exposition's food and we didn't wait a lot to have our meal. Découvert lors de l'Exposition Universelle, Frantelli Maioli propose des Piadina, galettes garnies de jambon de parme, mozzarella et autres spécialités italiennes. Pour 8€ embarquez pour la province de Romagna grâce à ces délicieux sandwichs de rue. A noter également le service très agréable et souriant !