Tucked away in a quiet spot on a side street in the Brera District of Milan lies this hidden gem of…read morerestaurant. Hand-crafted delicacies from the Puglia region grace the menu, with specials daily. I was delighted to find this small but quaint delight while seeking a place to quell my mid-day hunger. I was immediately welcomed and settled into a table along the narrow street. The restaurant design was clean and crisp, with white wooden chairs brightened with light blue accents on the linens. The art and décor of the restaurant added visual interest while I waited for my food. I started with homemade maccheroncini with tomato sausages, basil and cacioriccota cheese, which set the bar for the rest of meal. I also tried the white fava bean puree, seasoned with chicory greens, which I enjoyed with some raw red salt water prawns. Fresh and flavorful. Right away, I knew I had picked the right place for lunch, because the first dishes were absolutely delicious! I wanted to try the raw selection, Crudi di Gallipoli, featuring tuna, swordfish, cuttlefish, red prawns, and scampi fresh from Gallipoli. Each piece was perfectly cut, colorful and beautifully presented. The whole dish was as much a sensory experience as it was a savory one. The chef recommended I try the braised meatballs in tomato sauce with homemade "Ricotta Schianta" cheese and I am glad I took her up on the suggestion. The meatballs were tender and juicy and full of flavor. Perfectly seasoned. The tomato sauce added a level of sweetness and mixed with the richness of the ricotta cheese really took the dish up another level. I was completely filled, and had felt as though I had eaten a gourmet fifteen-course meal, but after seeing a nearby table eating a fluffy, creamy cake, I had to indulge. The homemade pasticciotto was filled with a slightly sweet crème, and the perfect ending to a wonderful lunch. Excellent service, great staff, and wonderful food. The atmosphere is exactly what you want if you're seeking a quiet escape for a meal you'll never forget. I highly recommend!

A great find -- Innovative, hand-crafted, well-prepared food…read more..... On a quiet side street in the Brera area, we happened to find this lovely small restaurant. It was raining and we were greeted and made to feel very welcome by the young owner who assisted us with selecting dishes for our lunch. The specialty, as the name implies, is food from the Puglia region of Italy...something new to us. The food was delicious and it is obvious that the owners and chef take great pride in what they are doing. The most delicate eggplant parmigiano was the best that I have ever had and a pasta dish with pasta unique to Puglia. Both were wonderful....simply prepared, but made with care and expertise. Bread, Primitivo wine, dessert and espresso topped off the meal. Their olive oil was so tasty that we bought 2 bottles to take with us. We highly recommend having a delicious lunch or dinner here.

We went early and the servers were so nice! We enjoyed all our food and drinks and the people…read morewatching is superb! It rained some but we were cozy and dry under the canopy. Definitely recommend!

I recommend the Bolognese and meatballs. Very yummy! One person can easily eat both...the…read moremeatballs are not gigantic like some of those you'll find in the states.

Excellent meal at this nice restaurant in the Brera section of Milan, which was recommended to me…read moreby my sales rep at Canali. Had the basic spaghetti pasta with tomato sauce, garlic and chili flakes for a light lunch and it was delicious. Came with some great home baked bread. Took it easy and just drank still water with my meal. Prices were very reasonable and the waiter was very attentive.

This is my favorite "must visit" when in Milan. Best veal Milanese ever! It is a typical Milan…read moretrattoria.

Would not go back. Had 2 glasses of Prosecco and an order of 6 tartines. Was charged 30 euro and no…read moreitemized receipt was given. Pretty sure I was over charged. This was the only time on my 3.5 week trip I wasn't given an itemized receipt. If I wasn't ripped off, the place is still a rip off. The tartines look pretty but barely have any toppings compared to the amount of bland bread they're put on. It's like sushi at an all you can eat place where they put the thinnest slice of fish possible on okay rice to make it look pretty, but there's barely any substance. The only customers there were tourists. Locals seem to know better.

With so many inviting locations and antipasti/apertivo to choose from in cosmopolitan Milan, La…read moreTartina is ok but not a destination. I'd try any of the more mainstreet locations; the food was fine but not memorable.

If you want to taste the best ham in the world, this is the place. Great service and a great…read moreatmosphere.

Hands down one of my favorite meals in Milan. I saw that everyone eating inside were locals so that…read morewas already a good sign. Italian only menu but the yelp website has an english menu option so that was clutch. This place is Spanish food so not your typical pasta pizza. There's tapas, meats, paella, and probably a bunch of other stuff but we stuck with those three. For tapas, we ordered the octopus, Duck croquette and mushroom croquette. The mushroom croquette was good, and the octopus had a unique flavor. The duck croquette was super good, and it tasted exactly like peking duck for all my chinese people out there. Super good flavor. Second thing was the seafood paella, which was also splendid! Lastly , the Iberian pork ribs were absolutely amazing. Super tender, great flavor, and falls right off the bone. That was my first time eating Iberian ribs but damn they were good. Definitely recommended even if you aren't a local but you should probably come before 8/9, seems like a popular pocha/pregame spot because when we were leaving around 9 there were people waiting in line all over the block. Ambiance was a little loud and crowded though so heads up on that.

I have been to Milan several times, one thing I learned; there is no excuse for mediocre food in…read morethis city, and this restaurant's food was mediocre. The host is very nice, and even funny, which got us in. But it turned out to be the typical tourist trap; the Milanaise Steak, the city's traditional breaded steak was awful! The sirloin wasn't much better, maybe we should have ordered pasta after all, but we wanted a change after days of wonderful pasta. Even their Panna Cotta was commercial grade. Avoid.

This place was recommended by Food Blogger Mark Weins. We ordered seafood pasta- Gragnano" linguine…read morepasta with mixed seafood* in foil. A lot of seafood in there such as shrimps, clams, mussels, squid. Pasta was al dente with right amount of delicious sauce from all those seafood. I asked the waiter what was on the top- it looked like baked crust. They named it "foil" but it was just a baked pizza crust on the top of the pasta. Second dish we ordered was Cotoletta alla Milanese- Veal Milanese- pan fried veal cutlet. Veal was crispy on the outside and meat was tender on the inside with great seasoning. It was a delicious meal in Milan, Italy. This Trattoria was cleaned and well maintained with friendly waiters. Felt like family eating style restaurant with good ambiance and service. Highly recommend those dishes to try.

Abbiamo cenato qui per festeggiare il mio compleanno. Ho letto molti articoli che ha parlato di…read morequesto ristorante, e gli articoli non mi ha deluso. Tutti i piatti sono incredibili - abbiamo adorato l'antipasto di asparagi, e mi piace un sacco il polpo alla brace. I vini che il cameriere ci ha raccomandato completano molto bene i nostri secondi. Questo ristorante è perfetto per un'occasione speciale! Effettua una prenotazione in anticipo.

Smart looking restaurant. Food was delicious - especially the fish of the day, which was expertly…read moregrilled. Pity there was still two bones in it though.... but otherwise, we had a decent meal here. Pricing was acceptable, neither cheap nor expensive. They do have an extensive wine list here. Unfortunately, we were not drinking this evening... and on their non-alcoholic drinks list, all they had was water and coke....!

The staff was exceptional!! The atmosphere was romantic and inviting! The food was delicious - the…read moremenu offering traditional Milanese food, in addition to a wide array of dishes. One of the highlights of our trip to Milan!

Amazing, amazing experience. After wandering the neighborhood, this restaurant was nestled in a…read morecorner spot across from two other choices. All three were 4.0 with over 1000+ reviews on Google. This spot advertised live music, so it won the vote. Loved the food (so fresh), service, and view from enclosed and heated patio. Thanks to our waiter, Claudio, who made the experience. He was helpful with suggestions and ensured we had everything we wanted. I had to laugh as I asked for olive oil, and he was already spinning around from another table with it in hand. Bravo! I had the Paccheri 'Nduja pasta with spicy red sauce. It was very good. There was a beautiful melting ball of stracciatella cheese (buffalo...Stracciatella di bufala). Even the basil leaf was wonderful. I cut into it and the aroma of basil was noticeable..fresh! Everything just tasted so delightful together. I had to soak up the remaining sauce with bread so as none went to waste. So, so good. I was thinking ice cream elsewhere, but Claudio suggested their desserts. I enjoyed the demonstration with their plate of 5 or 6 choices. I went with the Panna Cotta custard with fresh fruit. It was wonderful. Check out the picture, almost too pretty to eat. Loved the continued music theme in the presentation. Speaking of music, the live piano keyboard singer started at 8.30pm. It was a nice touch. I'd definitely recommend this place even for outside the neighborhood visitors.

3.5 Stars. By the…read moreend of my long trip I gave my son in law the choirs of picking restaurants....meh. Don't get me wrong my Veal Milanese was excellent but most other dishes were lackluster and so so. The laughable moment was the aforementioned son in law ordering a taco as an appetizer....this is Italy....shaking my head. I would not recommend this place as Milan has amazing restaurants and this aint one of them

Had a decent meal at Nabucco. Tried the veal, linguine with clams and the burrata. Overall the…read moredishes were tasty and the service was good. Prices were reasonable but it is a small restaurant. Ambiance was pleasant and we enjoyed the meal.

This place has definitely got a cool vibe. The ambiance is unique with hanging meats to a display…read moreof jams. The sandwiches are delicious and they make vegetables taste good. The service is quick and attentive. Seems like a local spot.

Needed a quick snack. These type of sandwiches are popping up all around Los Angeles but can be…read morevery pricey. Mortadella, tomato, burratta on fresh/homemade focaccia. Simple meal - simply delicious- AND half the price of the places around Los Angeles. Snack away..