We had a huge craving for Mexican food after a couple of weeks in Italy and in Milan we looked for…read moreit....this place was cool, ambience was nice but it was a type of Latin food, not Mexican...but we have to admit that it wasn't too bad considering we were in Europe.

If you're a Mexican don't expect something mexican. There's nothing "truly" mexican here except for…read morethe variety of tequilas they have. The service is good, but these kind of franchise let you wanting the real deal. The price is high for what you get. (not mexican food at all)

Bellissimo! What a…read morefind! The intimate space was warm and comfortable, the staff was top notch and the food......WOW! 4th day in Italy and this was the meal that confirmed all I understand of true Italian food, quality ingredients and a chef with technique. I giggled, raved and shed a few tears during this 2 hour experience that renews my faith that there are people who care about their craft and the integrity of what they serve. Bravo!

OMG! This was the absolute best restaurant we ate at in Italy. The risotto was phenomenal. The…read morestaff were exceptionally friendly and truly created an experience. It was filled with locals in a beautiful environment. I could not recommend this place enough.

Quite possibly the the best lasagna I had in my life! Upon walking in, you'll immediately feel the…read morefamily-oriented atmosphere and fun and lively vibe. The owner greeted us immediately, and service was warm and quick. Our favorites: - the meatballs- enjoyed with an amazing basket of fried bread- wow! - the lasagna - a wine reduction beef I am still thinking about - the ravioli The restaurant is a bit of an uber away, but don't let that deter you. Fantastic!

The owner is friendly and absolutely greeted us like old friends! Yet, first time in Milan!…read moreHusband had chicken cutlet with lasagna and I had pear ravioli They stated off by bringing us the best meatballs with fried bread (delicious!) The marinara sauce on the meatballs, perfecto! Then desert! Candy jars on the table, melon liquor and we ordered tiramisu (homemade) This restaurant is a MUST!

I'm not acclimated to their time zone and woke up at 1am hoping to find food. This place was very…read morepatient with me since I don't speak Italian and had great fresh food at 2am. They didn't offer pizza at the late hour but the kebab was delicious. Open sun-thurs 11am-2am. Fri and Sat 11am- 4am.

Similar to another person, we were also trying to eat at Antica Trattoria Della Pesa and was turned…read moreaway from their restaurant saying that we needed a reservation. The staff at the other restaurant seemed sweet so I didn't think too much about it. At Bistrot della Pesa, the waiters were attentive and majority of the customers coming in were locals. We wanted to try the osso bucco with risotto milanese and the veal cutlet since Milan is known for these dishes. These two dishes were the best we had during our entire trip. The caprese was fresh and the risotto of the day ( asparagus) & parmesan eggplant were decent but nothing special. The pricing was a bit steep for what we got.

I think this was the best meal I had during my long weekend in Milano. Initially worried because I…read moreshowed up next door at the Antica Trattoria Della Pesa (a strong recommendation from yesterday's tour guide) and was turned away as I did not have a reservation, the host there pointed me here and said that it is a shared kitchen. Well then. The Bistrot della Pesa is a lovely restaurant, complete with white linen tablecloths and hefty flatware, nicely decorated and quite comfortable. The menu is traditional Lombardy (in both Italian and completely translated English) and so I stuck with the classics. A bowl of the Pasta e fagiolo soup ("pasta with beans soup") and then for main course, the Costoletta alla milanese ("Veal cutlet Milanese"). For an extra €5, I decided to have it with the salad (arugula and chopped Roma tomatoes, which was served ON TOP of the cutlet). The soup was super hot and delicious. I'm afraid I not only ate the entire bowl, I used the bread to scoop up the few drops I couldn't get with the spoon. The cutlet was a big portion, cooked properly. Yeah, it's not cheap but it was sincerely delicious. Starter, entree and a half bottle of an excellent red Montepulciano, $70. Milan can be expensive but this was a lovely restaurant with great food. I have no complaint here. [Round number review 10700 overall, 468 of 2019.]

Fantastico! This might actually be the best Italian meal I've ever had. The whole experience was…read morejust one of a kind and I am so thankful to be able to be part of it. Upon arriving to the restaurant, my wife and I had no expectations of the place. We only chose this place because the reviews were good and the tasting menu was pretty cheap. We were greeted by one of the cooks ( one of only two ) and she had a bit of a surprised look on her face. She probably doesn't get too many foreigners because this place is so local. We sat towards the back next to a table of three local Italians. The last table was for a table of 12. The owner spoke no English at all and all the conversations that took place was through one of the local Italian customers. There is no menu at the restaurant. It is always a tasting menu and consists of no red meat. We started off with grilled octopus with pomegranate, then a squid salad. Later on the owner brought out some warm bread, burrata, mussels, clams with spaghetti, branzino, and some dessert. The meal also come with unlimited bottles of wine and ended the meal with a very very strong shot of espresso. Honestly, the food wasn't even the best part of the night (and that's saying a lot because every dish was delicious). The best part was just the interaction with the owner and his customers. Everyone was laughing with him, hugging him, he treated everyone like family. At one point he even started offering people cigarettes and started turning up the music so people could dance. There was nothing but love, family, and food that night and though we stayed there for 4 hours, I wish we could stay there longer.

This is a must go in Milan. I'd recommend calling ahead for dinner reservations and to mention any…read moredietary restrictions. The meals are very Sardinian, no meat. COME HUNGRY; Silvio the chef / owner essentially makes what he wants for "small" plates, but there's about 7-8 of them. All were fantastic!

Was in the mood to take a few years off my life so went for fast food at the closest joint we could…read morefind. We found Happy Chicken (new name, I guess), the quintessential unknown fast foodery, complete with an apathetic cashier, questionable food quality, & prepared foods sadly laying under a heat lamp. Had my heart [attack] set on spicy fried wings but they were 86'd. Of course they were! My expectations were really low which could explain why I found the fried chicken & cheeseburger warm & edible regardless of how they looked. The fries were fresh too. Beware though, you'll need to pay for even 1 packet of ketchup. Drumsticks on the menu are called thighs. They should just probably consider having their menu/advertisements reviewed by a native English speaker so that promotions that offer taco's are done correctly. And the link to their website on their Facebook page took me to a suspicious site twice. The restaurant inside does look newer or recentlyish renovated which gives an illusion of cleanliness but I found that trays & tables were sticky. Like wiped down with a dirty rag kind of sticky. Also, I should probably mention the condition of the men's bathroom. Pretty sure that wasn't chocolate smeared on the wall or so I heard. Also on the upside, they have continuous hours & open late. Yay for full sized tea or soda with combos. They serve traditional Italian breakfast items & coffee. & I gave them that extra star because we didn't die.