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.

Between a 4-5 star rating. Very comfortable restaurant frequented by locals. I visited twice…read more This week and found the entrees to be very good. They have traditional Milano favorites such as Veal Chops and Osso Buco. The service and warm friendly welcome is one of the best I have seen in all my travels. I had a great people watching experience seeing all of the local families at dinner Saturday night. Best aspect is the incredible price/ value relationship. Great vibe and atmosphere.

Food was OK, although my friends didn't like theirs. Too expensive…read more Service was OK. Ambience was very nice!

Terrible service. Waiters were rude and wanted us out of there. Food was worse than American. I…read moreordered a margherita pizza expecting to taste some of Italy's food. And there's better pizza back home. I'd give it a 0 star if I could. The ambiance was dirty and crammed together. Very greasy food. Would not recommend to go here at all.

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.

Stopped by for a quick late lunch after visiting the nearby Duomo and were so surprised at the…read moreaffordability - pizzas for 6 euro?! Not just pizza, really good pizza. You can't beat that kind of bargain. Also loved their house red wine as the perfect pairing with the hearty Italian fare. Is this the most authentic place in town? Maybe not, but they do what they do very well - quick, delicious Italian food at great prices.

We've been in Italy for two weeks and Flash was by far the most disappointing meal…read more Background. We were looking for a quick, inexpensive lunch near our AirBNB so we could eat, grab our bags and jump on the Metro to the train station. We should have eaten at the station. The service was slow and diffident. The waitress seemed irritated to be working at all. We ordered a fresh salad and pasta with what was supposed to be branzino and tomato sauce. The food was mediocre. The fish was dubious. The service was worse. So much for the concept of a neighborhood restaurant providing good food to office workers.

Came across this place after some shopping in Milan and had a great dinner!…read more It was a little touristy but didn't have bad prices, but there was a guy out front trying to call customers in. When we sat down the server brought over spritz and bread immediately which was definitely appreciated, and when I had accidentally ordered the house wine not realizing it was sparkling they were very nice and let us choose another wine. We got pretty simple food, but had not one thing to complain about! Attentive staff, cute atmosphere, and good food at a good price.

Before you read, I must admit that all I had here was pizza and beer, but it was a great atmosphere…read moreand the servers really took care of us. The pizza and beer also hit the spot. The area is a really cool hip part of Milan. My buddies and I were looking for an area to watch World Cup Soccer. This place had outdoor TVs and they found seats for us and gladly brought us beers whenever we needed them. I am not sure how the other food is here, but I would go back again.

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.

Local food with nice hostesses in a simple ambiance. Quick and warm service, good food!read more

The grandpa waiter was super cute and friendly to us, and the pasta was so good! Pasta was cooked…read moreperfectly, and the sauce was creamy with lots of zucchini and little shrimps Tried costoletta for the first time. It basically is meat hammered into a large thin piece, and then fried. I think costolettas are not really my type of food, but I'm glad I tried