Staying close to central station and decided to try this spot that is on the eater Milan list. I…read moredidn't have a reservation but came right at 730 opening and the staff were able to fit me in provided I finished within 1 hour. I tried to paparadelle with rabbit ragu and the slow cooked veal with vegetables. While to food seemed well cooked both lacked flavor and seemed a bit bland in my opinion. The ambience was nice homey feel to it. ~$40+ without wine for one person. Easy 10 min walk from central station.

And he has like a family room restaurant. Bustling lunch crowd. Not a long wait, but larger groups…read moreshould definitely consider making a reservation. I was hoping to try the Ossobuco, but it was not on the lunch Menu. I decided to go with a lighter fare, mix salad and the Milan mixed cold platter. Not my normal route, but I only had a day to eat through Milan. Simple but everything with executed well. Milan cold platter consisted of minced head cheese, cream-like fondue cheese, zucchini stuffedwith an onion jam, and select cured meat. Very local . I believe I was the only tourist. The waiters speak limited English, and there is no translated menu. However, the staff were very accommodating. 8 minute walk from Centrale station.

We stumbled across this place one night when we were craving something a little different. It's on…read morea uncrowded street, and the dishes aren't the kind of thing we'd been seeing in a lot of restaurants in Milan. I don't know that I can do their cuisine justice with this description, but let's say that they have a Roman fusion/tapas style menu. You order several small plates, then eat family style and share. We had several meat dishes and really enjoyed all of them! The atmosphere and service are exceptional, the food is very good, and the prices make this gem of a restaurant a great value - I recommend it, and I'll definitely be back :-)

Best meal in Milan. I think it's Roman style food (ironically). Everything was good - seasoned…read morewell, and made with precision. Nothing slopped on the plate.... It's sort of tapas style so you order a bunch of things family style and then share. We had a lot of meat dishes and enjoyed! Service was very good. Totally my kind of place. I would return.

Very good and very cheap food for Milan! Portions sizes are great, food is flavorful and it's in a…read morefun neighborhood. Servers are nice and to the point, it was busy both times I visited but you can tell that locals also eat here too. The mussels were delicious.

This place is known by tourists and locals alike, and is often recommended for its relatively cheap…read moreprices. I wouldn't say the food is beyond stellar though. I came here for a birthday dinner of my friend's mom, and got the Pugliese pizza (simple cheese with onion). The size wasn't too big or too small. I normally cut the crusts off of pizza so when I did that, it was enough! We also got tiramisu to split amongst ourselves, which wasn't too bad. There was a top layer that was very thick and creamy, which was what made the tiramisu delicious in my opinion.

Our first meal in Milan and it did not disappoint! The place has an upscale vibe and the staff is…read morevery friendly. They were able to accomodate us without a reservation and were seated next to their gorgeous wine cellar. We started with the house wine and ordered the tasting of the house as an appetizer. For our main, we got the ossobuco with milanese risotto House Red- It's a dry, full-bodied red. Lots of flavor and a hint of sweetness at the end. Tasting of the House- You their house bread which is fluffy and crusty on the outside. It's paired with anchovies, cantabriche, caper from pantelleria, and taggiasche olives to get that savory palate going. Balancing it out are a variety of cheeses: D.O.P semi-matured goat cheese, and Pecorino. Definitely try the bread with their spiced olive oil! Ossobuco with Milanese Risotto- The veal is cooked to perfection and has the most buttery marrow. The saffron is tender with a delicate flavor. Finished with a grating of aged cheese. Wonderful experience overall!

Simple but large menu of pizzas and meats. Offered low carb crust which was good. They have…read moreAmerican hot dog pizza. Not sure why but my son liked it. Also balsamic vinegar in a spray bottle which makes it real easy to use in salads etc. very nice staff and menus in English. Good for families and fair prices.

My boyfriend and I went to Little Italy on a Saturday evening around 7pm. It was a quick walk from…read moreour hotel (right next to Milano Centrale). The restaurant's first floor and patio were already full and there appeared to be a line outside. We quickly realized that the people waiting outside were waiting for to-go orders! Once we got inside it was a little confusing as to who we asked for a table but in less than 5 minutes we were seated upstairs. Very intimate lighting - perfect for date night! We sampled the Margherita Pizza and the Salami Piccante and both came out fast and were very tasty! I love me some deep dish pizza! The Salami Piccante actually came with blue cheese on it - an interesting surprise, haha! The price was great for the our quick meal. Would definitely try this place again!

Very tasty! I'm on my mobile so I'll keep it short. They had an English menu so that helped. Staff…read morewas friendly even though our waiter didn't speak English that well. Not an issue tbough-I'm in Italy so it's not a problem. He was very friendly and our meal was a reasonable price. We had zucchini flowers stuffed with ricotta and mozerella that were deep fried. Very tasty! I had the spinach gnocchi which is something I've never had and it was a new experience. Another great dish. Would definitely return!

Dropped in for lunch since we had reservations to see Leonardo's Last Supper nearby, and I wish we…read morewent somewhere else. It's our fourth day in Milan and I can definitely say I've had better pasta and service. It wasn't anything bad, but it wasn't anything spectacular either. The bread they served were plain with no olive oil to dip it with, and their pasta did not taste like it was homemade. If you're in a rush then it's ok, but there are so many other places nearby as well, just sayin.

I love that you can go out in Milano at 10:30 pm and restaurants are still crowded, even on a…read moreMonday. Great Neapolitan style pies (slightly wet in the middle as typical) with ample choices for less than 10€. Wine by the glass or carafe in addition to bottles. Slightly raucous crowd at the time in addition to the manager belting out orders but that was part of the charm.

Yet another gem, located near Piazza Cinque Giornate, this is one of those extremely local, and…read moreextremely excellent restaurants that you're unlikely to stumble upon - but if you do somehow end up there, you do so over and over and *over* again. The food is - always - top notch, the ingredients stellar, the daily specials the things to go for, and the wine-list excellent. Friendly staff and low prices makes this place almost too good to be true... :-)

Exceeded expectations…read more We were looking for a small restaurant just outside of the city next to our hotel. It's more of a local spot than a tourist spot. As an American in Milan you learn quickly that the people of Milan can be a bit rude (even at restaurants). However the staff at this restaurant were the opposite and were very pleasant. The food was great, I recommend the Bergamot Sorbet for dessert.

I'm surprised this place doesn't have better reviews!…read more Service- 5 Decor- 4.5 Food- 3.75 Serves food from Puglia region... i did not try the typical orrechiette but my coworker who has been here countless times raves about it. I had the spaghetti + meatballs and while it was satisfying and a VERY generous portion, I was not blown away. Perhaps I did not order the best thing on the menu though and I am willing to give this place another chance. The tiramisu had great flavor but they did not have enough of the cake part.... most of it was cream, which was delicious, but not well proportioned. Complimentary focaccia which was fresh AF and so warm and crispy. I wanted moreeeeee! This place gets packed by 1pm so get here at 1230 if you want to get a table without waiting! Adorable "old school" decor with extremely friendly waiters... there is also a cute dog named Luna that sits by the cash register and is just waiting for you to pet her :)

If you are in Milano looking for authentic Italian food, this is the place to go! The spaghetti and…read moremeatballs were to die for!!!! Great service and decent wine pricing!