This place is very popular on social media and also has strong reviews on Yelp and Google, so we…read moredecided to give it a try. The restaurant itself is pretty clean, and on the wall you can see autographs of celebrities -- even a famous soccer player (I think the Brazilian star Ronaldo?). You can definitely tell this place is well-known. That said, I do find it a bit pricey. One panini costs about 15 euros, and we asked the chef to cut it in half so the two of us could share. The ingredients definitely seem high quality, but as tourists, our palates might not be refined enough to appreciate all the subtle flavors. To me, it just tasted a bit salty, probably because of the ham (I think it was prosciutto crudo?). Overall, I'd say it's worth a try if you're curious or want to experience a place with a bit of fame, but just know that it's on the pricey side.

Wonderful little spot. The inside is cozy and well decorated. The panini was delicious and fresh -…read moreI got the Ronny and loved it! The flavour combination was wonderful. Also the waitress (I wish I remembered her name), was super sweet and patient as we made our order. Would 100% recommend, and would go back when in Milano.

Had a fabulous experience here! Coming from the states, we never really got to enjoy such exquisite…read moredelicacies at a McDonald's, so it was a real treat getting to try their macarons and coffee

I'm not a fan of this McD, although it's fairly new and it has a couple of Easy Order machines and…read morean elevator to go to the upper nicer floor where there's a McCafe... I probably hate it because where it stands, there used to be a nice restaurant where I used to have lunch but unfortunately it burned down and since McD had just closed the nearby location inside the Galleria they just took it over... Food is obviously McD so I'm not going to go all "oh it's delicious" or "it tastes like rubber" because if you enter a McD you know what to expect. Staff here is terribly slow and rude, there's plenty of space to seat upstairs but most tables are dirty (on the positive side, being in the first floor it has plenty of light coming in so it doesn't feel dark and cramped). The worst part comes when it's early morning and I need my breakfast to go: I'd like to get a McMuffin with eggs, a croissant and a coffee to go because I'm in a hurry, well, I can't do that in the same counter, no, I have to order the muffin and eggs downstairs and the coffee and croissant upstairs!!! Who's the "genius" who came up with that s**t?!? Too bad the McD in San Babila closed, they were faster and smarter, anyhow, this is another reason to skip this McD and go to the one in Duomo square (besides the amazing view), still, I'm stuck with this one since it's close to the office... Oh, also, they don't take American Express here, just in the one in Duomo...

We were starving and overheating so we had to grab a quick bite here before we were off to the next…read moredestination. Personally, the best deals are in a happy meal, so I got a chicken burger, pineapple, fries, a water bottle and a squishmallow toy. Love that they give an option to get a book or a toy and you can do carrots or fries AND you get a regular sized water bottle or juice. Food came out quickly and was pretty fresh. The happy meal certainly did its job.

Desperate times, desperate measures. This the only place that accepts a 50 euro bank note at…read more830am! It's good to be bad once in a while..... so here I am at McDonalds. From my experience, McDonalds overseas taste way better than America. And for the record, my brioche was pretty tasty.

Pretty good burger if you're hunting down one. I'd amount it mine at home more. Fresh ingredients…read morethough and friendly staff. Good atmosphere as well.

Not worth the money.. McDonalds is better. Hamburger doesn't…read morecome with meat. Literally tasted like cafeteria food.. probably the worst burger I've ever had. Also the "check-in" deal has expired and they do not do that anymore.

#510-2016: even…read morethough they offer curly fries, even though they have self-service kiosk, even though (apparently) you can (somewhat) build your own burger, even though this location is spacious and split into 2 levels, even though they now bring food at the table... it still is McDonald's... same halfway decent fast food (though the curly fries where FRESHLY made), same effect on a body who is not used to ingest this much junk and unhealthy food. I guess, if you are walking around this mall and don't have time to each a proper lunch, McD or BK will be just fine...

So I visited this McDonald's in Milano however I wasn't a fan of this one. The service took a long…read moretime. It's very chaotic. Don't give me wrong. The one in Rome was as well but I think they had a bigger space and they had more options so this was just a regular one when I say regular in terms of yes they did have a pastries and things off to the side that's unique outside of the US for what we have in the US so we had that but it just was a smaller location very hectic. I had a burger with spicy fries. The spicy seasoning came on the side in a packet that I missed so I didn't have that experience. Nuggets. The food was just OK. Nothing special about it or memorable. I prefer the one that was in Rome and this is in the fashion district in Milano.

(A collection of 8 European McDonald's reviews - spread across several years - #1)…read more McDonald's has no scruples as to where it places its stores, especially in historic locations in Europe. To me, the most offensive is the placement of a store in the same piazza as the Pantheon. That is a very tight space and having one so close to and across from such an important and enigmatic site is a bit much, hence I have vowed not to eat there. However, this McDonald's in Milan is placed across from vast Piazza Duomo. This square has Metro staircases existing at several places and many other retail establishments, although the retail inside the world's most "original" Galleria is not just any retail. I have eaten at this McDonald's across from Piazza Duomo several times. I'm sure it's hard to keep this location in tip-top shape. It's almost always very crowded. It pulls people in because they might not know where to turn for a quick bite in Milan and they won't, or can't, be eating inside the Galleria. Ordering via the kiosk in Italy seemed to predate doing so in North America. I dislike the kiosks there, across Europe, and even in North America since there are more than a few redundant steps in the ordering process to view your cart and there is also repetitive suggestive upselling along the way. The prices are about the same as in the U.S., possibly because of the dollar being a little weaker than the Euro during numerous past years. The service is indifferent, but then they're very busy. The food is about the exact same as in the U.S. Kudos to the Italian stores for having Sprite Zero. The bathrooms have very long lines - with the lines being even worse for women - and, inside, they are not acceptable. This is an area that needs more attention. What this McDonald's is all about, to me, anyway, is the view. From the upper floor, which is where there is a lot of seating, its windows have a superb view of Piazza Duomo and Milan Cathedral. I was thinking of going with 4 stars for each of the letters in the word V-I-E-W, but I might just go with a strong 3 stars. On any given trip to this important Italian city, it's not like you will keep coming back here. I might drop in once on each trip to Milan.

Great pit-stop for a summer afternoon…read more Great, fast service. M2 panini was outstanding. They were happy to make it to our order. Only downside is the street isn't the finest is Milan.