This cool spot says American Diner all over it. If you're in Milan and a little nostalgic of…read moreAmerica or if you just want to experience the "American" experience, this is the spot to go to! Milk shakes bring all the boys to the..table! No, but really, their milkshakes are to die for and probably only one of the few spots they make them at Milan. From burgers to burritos, spaghetti and meat balls to Mac and cheese, ribs to veggie burgers. They've got it all! The best part is everyone can find something to eat in their wide variety menu. ***Vegetarian and vegan friendly*** When you walk in, immediately you're eyes get lost with all the cool stuff on the walls and awesome decoration. You seriously feel like you walked into a diner from the 50's. This place is big enough for groups and you may make reservations ahead of time! Everything is made fresh to order and the food is pretty good! Definitely a place to go to in Milan near the San Siro stadium!

Although there are several empty tables the staff seem unable to keep up…read more When we asked to be seated one staff member gave a 'look' to another and said 'wait' to us. We were shown to one of the empty tables pretty quickly and had plenty if time to look over their extensive menu. We waited. And waited. And waited. When another customer came up to the bar to say their after meal coffee was never delivered, the bartender gave her a hard time. At this point we decided they were probably understaffed and moved on down the road.

Came here twice for their troffie al pesto (pesto pasta) - day before we left Genova, I came back…read morehere again after already having another dinner... You can try their sample of farinata but I'm not too fond of it. Save room for their creamy tiramisu and other desserts. Make reservations!

One of the best in town for proper genoase food. The best dish being farinatata. A special flour…read morebeans foccacia pizza. Try it and u will be in a world of Genoase.

I visited this restaurant on May 1, 2017. It was raining and cold, and I had walked for blocks…read morebefore finding this lovely little restaurant. They were not scheduled to open for 10 minutes, but one of the staff allowed me to come in out of the rain for an aperitif and bread while I waited. I am lactose intolerant so most Italian restaurants can be difficult, but the wait staff were warm and understanding and the food was delicious. If I am ever back in Torino, I would not hesitate to visit these wonderful people again.

The restaurant is a real treat to have right downstairs for those staying in-house at Il Sereno --…read morebut is a very worthwhile destination for not only the dining experience but to see the amazing property, magnificent location, and the beautiful restaurant space overlooking Lake Como. Dinner is the main attraction, the menu is modern and fitting of the rest of the property's atmosphere -- definitely leaning more towards the degustation/gastronomy type of fine dining, so diners should come expecting that. Although, I was just as much (if not most) delighted by the bread service which were noticeably out of the oven just before arriving at the table every time. The menu has 3 formats -- split by 2 that are different tasting formats, followed by 1 page that is a la-carte for however many courses you would like. Having tried all 3 menus in as many evenings, there was a good amount of variety, with a high degree of creativity and innovation throughout -- and very filling. The beverage program is impressive as well, with a beautiful cellar on full display -- although I took the recommendations for a glass of wine to pair with dinner, which was terrific each time. The staff + service was a clear standout, consistent and wonderful. The staff is noticeably young, very warm and upbeat and inviting. While I wish I got everyone's names, ALESSANDRO, MARY, and ROBERTO were always amazing and wonderful, they truly knew how to provide for a great experience and always went above and beyond.

What a beautiful hotel and location. We enjoyed sitting in the garden before our meal overlooking…read morethe pool and enjoying the lake views. The favorite items of the evening were the bread and the bigoli pasta. We were recommended not to order the cherry crepes but tried it anyway. A bit strange and also do not recommend the cherry crepes.

It's much larger than it looks. A wonderful restaurant that is casually elegant. Without an outdoor…read morepatio overlooking the valley. The food was absolutely delicious but beware that you have to wait 20 minutes for the linguine. The other people in our party said was absolutely worth the wait. It's a great place for lunch either before or after wine tasting. they also have a very extensive wine list. If it's a sunny day, I strongly advise you sit out on the patio. Prices were towards the upper end for lunch menu. Service was a little slow, but it was also on a national holiday in Italy. We would certainly go there again for lunch.

Outstanding. We had the beef tartar with white truffle and it was to die for. Then we had a…read moretagliatelle with fresh seasonal porcini mushrooms, incredible. And for our meal we had a roast duck with zero kilometer vegetables that were sweet and perfectly cooked. The care in making the food and the service were such high quality, it made all the difference in our experience. We loved Degusto.

So, I realize I'm still a foreigner living in Italy, but that doesn't mean I can't have an opinion…read moreon apertivo spots. Maybe I'm not fully understanding the concept of apertivo, but I've been to several and this place was my least favorite. It was really crowded, so maybe I'm missing something. First, it's 9 euro, which is the most I've ever spent on apertivo. I mean, it's just a euro or two more, but still. Second, the drink menu is extensive, but when they list a fruit on the menu, they actually mean the fruit syrup, complete with artificial coloring and artificial flavor. My friend ordered a lychee drink and it was bright blue, and my kiwi grapefruit cocktail was St. Patty's Day green. Third, they offer many types of food, and it is replenished frequently, but it's all low quality and low budget. Mediocre at best. The atmosphere was strange. Bright lights, really loud and crowded. Our table was in a corner and it was like an obstacle course to grab our food. They should reconsider their layout. The location is not immediately near any of the metro stops. We walked for ten minutes from XVVI Dicembre. Waste of energy.

Famous for its aperitivi. Basically you buy a drink and get…read moresmall things to eat. It's almost a light diner