Located just a few minutes drive from Linate airport, good place to shop essentials when your check…read morein luggage decides to go missing. One of my colleagues wanted to bring extra clothes and his large size suitcase didn't arrive with him when he landed at LIN. This was closest shopping mall from the airport. They have good size parking lot, it was easy for our local host to find a parking spot. Mall is laid out pretty well, my colleague was able to find suitable clothes at reasonable price. He did say none of the shop staff spoke English. While waiting, I used their free wifi to check in on Yelp. Wifi was a bit slow but good enough for what I was doing. Standard food court is inside, looked like any ordinary shopping mall.

Located in the Il Centro mall in Arese, Roll eat is one of the many venues in the food court area…read moreon the first floor near the main entrance. I came here with my family on a Saturday afternoon, which is one of the busiest times for the mall. Even though the food court was bustling with people, we were able to get our order in less than minutes. I ordered an Italico roll (tempura roll with prosciutto and avocado mayonnaise), a sol levante roll (fried shrimp and avocado), an insalate contadina with quinoa, and a bottle of chinotto. The meal was delicious and filling, especially the fried Italico roll. A tasty, quick meal with plenty of veggie options. I'd certainly recommend this Mediterannean/Asian fusion venue for those looking for something new.

I stopped here before entering our gate in Milan's airport. This place was bumping, and tons of…read moreinterested customers line up outside as they debate their last meal in Italy to be some cafe, Rossopomodoro or McDonalds. We decided that despite eating italian food for the past 10 days and sick of it, we should eat it one last time before returning to the States. Given our situation, this was a bad mistake. The service was painfully slow, which at a international airport literally is a DEALBREAKER. I mean, 80% of the patrons there have to get through their gate, checkin, baggage, customs and security. Taking 15 minutes just get a waitress at our table, and then 40 minutes to get served food is no bueno. The food was 'okay' Nothing special. The pizza lacked was nothing special and the pasta, while good, was a small portion given the price. 1 soda costed 4:50 euros which is a bit pricey. Overall, not a horrible place given that its in a airport. But make sure you allow yourself enough time.

Awful experience. We waited half an hour for a pizza. I know food comes slow in Italy, but this is…read morethe airport, and people might be in a hurry. When our pizza was soggy and lukewarm, obviously it had been left out long after it came out the oven. And surprise surprise, they charge 2 euro per person for service and 3.5 euro for water.

From the owner: Located in one of the most beautiful of the less-known piazzas in Italy, this trattoria is housed…read morein a XVI Century palazzo. La Crepa has been successfully run by the Malinverno family for three generations. Franco and Fausto work side by side in the trattoria. Franco in the kitchen with his wife Laura, and Fausto in the dining room with his nephew Federico. Tradition and history are reflected in all the dishes on the menu and the cellar offers a wide selection of local and non-local wines. The recipes represent the best produce of the land bathed by the river Oglio. The trattoria includes a grocery and wine store.