Service was fine and the ambiance was nice but after having gone to the Langosteria Cafe, I have to…read moresay I liked the other spot more. We got seats at the counter thinking it would be like at the café where you can watch the chefs prepare the food - it was not, basically we were just sitting at the bar, which was not as fun. Portion sizes are small. We didn't realize the fish we ordered was tempura as the menu was written in a way where it sounded as if just the vegetables were tempura style while the fish would be prepared otherwise. It wasn't bad, just not what we expected. The octopus, pasta, and clams were good.

I have never had so much seafood in a one person seafood tower. I think it's an amazing deal and…read morethe seafood is so fresh and sweet. Highly recommend ordering. We ordered a one person portion but it was enough for two of us.

Came here for lunch on a Monday afternoon. Luckily, i made it right before the mid-day rush. I…read moreordered the salmon poke bowl. The bowl was quite splendid. It was just the right portion, the salmon was very fresh and the veggies were crisp. I ended lunch with an amazing cafe macchiato. This is a great spot for locals, but not so great for tourists as there isn't a huge Italian food or pasta selection.

Great little spot for a quick, light, and healthy lunch with fresh juices too! We were shopping at…read morethe Via San Marco street market and stumbled across this place by accident. It's a yummy find and a nice break from all the pasta we had been eating!

This is an expensive restaurant and the food is prepared in a minimalist approach. Portions are…read moresmall and a lot of care is put into everything. I read some reviews that are critical of the price. The attention, the care are what costs more here. That said, we had an excellent meal. A bottle of Italian white went well with our appetizers of octopus and scallops. Main was piacceri with sea bass, lemon, olives and capers. The sauce reductions on this and the appetizers was absolutely delicious. Even the bread I used to soak up the sauce was perfect. Ended things with expressos and their gelato. A special and amazing meal.

Absolutely the best place we have ventured to in our recent trip to Milan…read more From the moment you walked in you feel welcome. Food and service is their top priority. The selection of seafood were well equipped. From the bulots to the lobster - all so fresh and cooked to perfection. Highly recommended.

Nice little spot that is busy with locals! The tuna tartare is some of the best I've had and it…read morecomes with perfectly toasted bread. The crustacean balls were nothing I've had before and the dip complimented it so well! It's a must try if you've never had.

We came in on a hot summer day for lunch. There was a short line but my local friends informed me…read morethat the line is usually out the door and this was actually a short wait. We also managed to find a table inside that could also accommodate our stroller. I tried the sandwich with the squid. It was delicious. It paired perfectly with rose wine. Pescaria is a regional restaurant specializing in seafood. It was a big hit when it arrived in Milan and they opened a second location. I am glad to have tried this insider hotspot with delicious seafood.

Quality of seafood was great and portions are large! I think the prices are fair but I don't think…read moreit's $$$$, it's more like $$$. Servers are super friendly and speak multiple languages! Only negative is they don't really have side dishes, purely seafood.

I would suggest the nickname of this place be "shellfish palace" because that's pretty much all you…read morecan eat... you don't get a variety of pasta or meat or appies, but HOLY SHIT THE OYSTERSSSSS ARE SOOOOO BIG! Cost about the same as a restaurant in Canada; 2-3-4$ a pop after our crappy exchange rate. Most are from France, all are from this side of the world. Italians have no idea how to eat oysters so I suggest bring Tabasco if you want spicy - they have lemon and vinaigrette no horseradish or spicy condiments. They have every kind of shellfish imaginable, including crab and lobster and all those little shells you saw in the Disney movie "the little mermaid" but never had a chance to eat. For a regular meal with variety ... maybe no. But oysters and shellfish and whatnot, F**€ yea! This place opened 12 years ago or so. First milan oyster bar, cuz apparently Italians only started on oysters recently, but yup definitely awesome .... enjoy!