We were in Milan for few days before joining our tour and were looking for something fast for light…read moremeal. Restaurant was fast, easy, and had good pizza, convenient location and reasonable price.

Pizza was delicious. Ordered 4 different kinds and they were all perfect. Tiramisu was sooo good.read more

Hidden gem in central Milan near the university. The pizzas here were really excellent, I had a…read moresurprise pizza and told them ingredients I don't like, and the result was phenomenal. The rest of us had a salami pizza, and pizza Capricciosa, both were very good as well. The service was very quick and attentive, and the atmosphere is down to earth and laid-back. I will be back here. They also give you a free half glass of Prosecco and a small appetizer for Free.

Pizza AM used to provide delicious pizzas made with fresh ingredients! They used to provide kind…read moreservice to customers and it was a lovely (yet super crowded) environment until pretty late (11pm). We had to wait awhile to get seated, but the texture and taste of the pizzas made up for it. However, we understand management has changed and prices have gone up. This review is strictly based on our visit in 2024.

I was staying at the Hyatt nearby and hadn't had lunch at 3pm. Saw this place to look st the menu…read more and owner invited me in. I had an excellent pizza with olives and capers plus a large bottle of Italian beer for 10 euro. Probably best value meal of my trip.

Go there and EAT the left side of the menu. Follow the next night with...,yes...the right side.read more

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.

I stumbled here on complete accident, but isn't that how great nights usually start? The staff was…read moregreat. Very welcoming! Everything I ate was delicious and the space was cute. There was outdoor dining, patio dining, and indoor dining. There was even a little show starring the chef, spinning pizza dough around the restaurant. Loads of fun!

Come to think of it, this is the only place in Italy that I've been where I can customized my…read morepizza! Typically, Italian pizzerias will have a long list of topping combinations but never a full a-la-carte ingredient list. Not Mani in Pasta! On your hand-tossed Neapolitan pizza crust, you can choose to add anything from meat to cheese to vegetarian, with almost all toppings for €1 each. Unless you had to get a mega-decked pizza, you can get a nice medium-sized pizza for less than €10 with toppings of your choice! Customization isn't the only thing that's great about Mani in Pasta. The ingredients are truly top-notch, and the pizza is made-to-order so you are certainly getting a top-quality, hot pizza that is completely tailored to your taste by you and still maintained the authenticity of the Italian cuisine that emphasizes the freshness of true ingredients. If you are keen about not going to a tourist trap, this is definitely the spot for you, because we were the only non-Italians in there and got some curious looks from the Italian crowd on why we were eating so far from the Duomo. Did I mention that local Italians love this place? What more evidence do you need to prove that this is good pizza! --- tl;dr version: 1) Rare customizable pizza joint in Italy 2) Made-to-order with toppings fully customizable 3) Recommended for authentic yet customizable pizza

So food was OK. The service is not too good. Nobody ever comes back and the waitress didn't even…read moretell her she was leaving in her shift ended and there's nobody in the place.

Fun spot overlooking the Duomo! The pizza was really tasty here. You could probably split a pizza,…read morethey were big!

Such great pizza, epically for gluten free. My friends loved there regular pizzas also huge portion…read moresizes so easily splittable. Very big restaurant and we go sat right away on a Friday night. Had a good wine selection as well and was very cute inside. Servers had some English knowledge so it was very easy to order. I got the spicy salami pizza and it was so yummy!

Loved the place. Pizza was fantastic and service was exceptional even with the language barrier…read more I'm not a big fan of the thick, deep-dish style pizza that you see around in Milan often. If you want a true southern style (Neapolitan) pizza with a thinner crust, this place is for you.

The food was AMAZING I got the spaghetti and we had the best waiter ever he was so funny and nice…read moreand he was making jokes and he was so nice his name was Stefano if the owner of Di Gennaro are reading this please, give him a raise or promotion he is the best waiter ever, also the restaurant is super good in general o please check this place out and if you want to have a fun time and laugh then ask for your waiter to be Stefano

Overall, a basic restaurant. We had just finished a tour of the Duomo di Milano Cathedral and…read moreneeded a quick meal before returning to the train station. We just happen to pass by and decided to try this place out. My first impression based on initial interaction was dismal. Service: First thing we noticed is the lack of proactive service or interaction from the servers. We had to get the attention of any server to order, request condiments, and even our check. The second thing we noticed was the sparse crowd in the restaurant. Food: I ordered the lasagna bolognese and my husband ordered the Margherita pizza (not pictured). We also ordered a couple of Cokes to drink. The food was a bit bland. The lasagne could use a little salt. The pizza had an interesting crust and was not something we could rave about. They also provided some table bread, however they were rather stale and hard. Overall, not exactly the last meal we'd like before leaving Milan.