This was the best meal we had in Milan... I left town and I'm still thinking about it I will be backread more

Came here with my friend for dinner one early evening during our trip to Italy earlier this year…read more This place happened to be right across the street from where we were staying, and we figured we ought to try it out. The service was friendly, though the workers didn't really know any English and we didn't exactly know any Italian, so it was a little difficult to order what we wanted, though we managed in the end. With that said, since this pizzeria happens to be in a pretty tourist-heavy area, the pizza itself also happened to be kind of bland. It wasn't out right bad, but it was certainly not what either of us had expected our first pizzas in Italy to taste like. My pizza came (the funghi) with mushrooms, while my friend got the brie, with prosciutto and brie. Wines were good, though, and at least the prices weren't exorbitant. I wouldn't necessarily recommend this as the first place you go to for pizza in Milan, but at least it won't break the bank if you do happen to go here.

They have an interesting menu at affordable prices with different specials all week long, except on…read moreMondays. After 11pm, they have a late night alternative menu with burgers and easy dishes to cook. Laid back dining area to the right when you walk in. In the center, you have a bar that serves micro brewries products like the Psycho, blonde beer with 9% alcohol; tasty! On the left, you have a dance floor reserved for tango and waltz dancers. Nothing too involved but older people are actually here for dancing. It really makes this place charming, with the music, dancing, drinking and eating in a quiet and respectful environement. You'll find paintings of local artists on the walls. Cheers!

We stumbled upon this place as we strolled along Lake Lugano. The service was great. The beer and…read morecappuccino was very good. We also had a meat tray that was excellent. The price was very expensive, by American standards. 7 Swiss Francs for a beer, 4 for a small beer.

Went on a slow Wednesday night but the food was great and the wait staff was patient with our…read morebroken Italian. The seafood risotto was amazing. :)

This neighborhood restaurant is a hidden gem in Milano. Hidden from most tourists as it is very…read morepopular with the local scene. You must try the Zucchini Flowers as an appetizer! The restaurant is nautical themed with a spiral staircase leading up to private seating, and down to the toilets. There was also live music the night we dined, and it looks setup to have music each night.

We needed to eat, and I figured pizza in Italy has to be good. My wife spied this place as we were…read morestrolling down a tacky street in Milan filled with chain stores and restaurants. The place was charming, looking like what a pizza joint in Italy should look like. Unfortunately, the pies were bland and nothing special. However, the hole in the floor toilet was a great photo opportunity.

Food was absolutely delicious and for a good price too! Nice atmosphere and not too crowded. Real…read moreItalian vibes!