It was super busy when we arrived but was seated relatively quick. The pizza was very good, the…read morecrust was the best part. The ambience was a a but loud but they were busy and it's a pizza joint. Can't wait to go back there.

Came here to this hidden gem with our friend for a late night pizza. She comes here on a regular…read moreand raved SO much about it. She wasn't wrong! Known as "LA MIGLIORE PIZZA DI MILANO", this forno a legna (wood fired) pizza is fresh, light, delicious and dreamy. With menu options keeping some of the classics to some more innovative and creative pizzas, you'll have plenty to choose from. It's an informal setting but perfect for a night our with friends or even a date night over delicious pizza. Make sure to order the little fried ciambelline for dessert or really anything else from the dessert options, just leave space for it! You'll need it :p

Very good pizza with unique authentic flavors, kind staff, and pleasent atmosphere with not so many…read moretourists and it's quiet and we had a great time! I would absoloutely reccomend it.

My boyfriend and I went to Little Italy on a Saturday evening around 7pm. It was a quick walk from…read moreour hotel (right next to Milano Centrale). The restaurant's first floor and patio were already full and there appeared to be a line outside. We quickly realized that the people waiting outside were waiting for to-go orders! Once we got inside it was a little confusing as to who we asked for a table but in less than 5 minutes we were seated upstairs. Very intimate lighting - perfect for date night! We sampled the Margherita Pizza and the Salami Piccante and both came out fast and were very tasty! I love me some deep dish pizza! The Salami Piccante actually came with blue cheese on it - an interesting surprise, haha! The price was great for the our quick meal. Would definitely try this place again!

Very tasty! I'm on my mobile so I'll keep it short. They had an English menu so that helped. Staff…read morewas friendly even though our waiter didn't speak English that well. Not an issue tbough-I'm in Italy so it's not a problem. He was very friendly and our meal was a reasonable price. We had zucchini flowers stuffed with ricotta and mozerella that were deep fried. Very tasty! I had the spinach gnocchi which is something I've never had and it was a new experience. Another great dish. Would definitely return!

best best pizza in Milano! The restaurant is family run and is very welcoming and cute. The service…read moreis great too and I recommend to anyone visiting or living in the city. My go to is the prosciutto pizza!

Just came back from this pizza place. Lots of good Yelp reviews so thought to give it a try. Popped…read morein and found no line ...woohoo! Immediately was seated and provided menus. Ordered 2 pizzas - Mozzarella, Tomato, and Capers and Mozzarella, Tomato, and artichoke. Order came out quick and along with our beers we thoroughly enjoyed the pies. Crust was crisp and thin, sauce was mild and cheese just right! Would definitely come back and recommend to anyone looking for a good pizza!

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.

First off... strip yourself of ANY preconceived notions of Domino's Pizza you may have…read more Secondly, do NOT walk through those doors expecting a thick crust, filled to capacity, oily crunchy pizza. Third and foremost, in the land of pizza, US-ORIGINATED chains will ALWAYS make us Italians cringe. That said, on a crappy (both meteorological as well as psychological) Monday morning, I ventured into the only location of Domino's Pizza Italy. "Welcome to Domino's Pizza" chanted at a unison all the workers inside. First impression? Positive, undoubtedly. I am predisposed to make an effort to oversee some idiosyncrasies. Then: "can I have your name for the order? Would you like to in or take away?". After choosing my beloved (and highly missed) Hawaiian, I take my place with a bottle of coke and patiently await my turn. The ever so nice worker brings me the box... I am anxious to find the hidden. Gem inside.. I open the box and... The pizza is slightly smaller than the average motopizza... I truly like the huge ham slices (perfectly salted as yo not interfere with the pineapple) but what makes me sad is the lack of pineapple slices... There are a few here and there... I had to control the urge to scream "double up you fools!!" The crust is decidedly a hybrid between Italian extra thin and American semi thick. I don't think they have yet mastered the perfect timing for the pizza to be crunchy at the bottom the way I had envisioned it (which is normally how it is in the States). One thing I truly adored was the LACK of greasy Oulu residue sliding down my hand on to my arm. BONUS point. Now on to the ingredients, though the cheese may NOT be buffalo mozzarella, it still surpasses the average pizza delivery joints I have had the displeasure of coming across. One last thing. They do deliver and my house is at the extreme border of their delivery route... Though it is not gourmet pizza, delivery shall be!! Specially since there are extreme discounts for ordering online (payment upon delivery)

When you're done basking in the splendor of the Piazza Vecchia, satiate your appetite with a…read morePrimavera™. The flavors just pop, marona mi!

For a Fast Pizza If you find yourself in the surrounding…read morearea, this restaurant offers a good quality pizza. It is usually too crowded and too noisy, plus the tables are too small and too close to one another.

The REAL Cafe Grand'`Italia (which was on Corso Garibaldi) was a 5 star fantastic trattoria. They…read morehad the best pizza, pasta, insalatone (giant salads), fish and meat specials, and an excellent atmosphere. But that wonderful place is gone! So, today Dec. 13, 2017, when we went looking for it (as it was one of my favorite restaurants in Italy, after 26 times visiting here) -- we sadly found out that it closed last Summer. We almost reluctantly went to their other location on Via Palermo. We only went there because we were tired of walking, and wanted to give it a second chance (we'd been there before and knew it wasn't so great). But it massively disappointed again. Terrible pizza -- about 2 inches thick and only a triangular shaped piece, unlike the typical round pizza. Also the salad was MUCH smaller than at the original now-closed trattoria. I would stay away from this losing excuse for a Milanese trattoria-pizzeria. People who gave it a good review?? I can only be suspicious of their food tastes. Besides, there were very few specials, no pasta dishes, only some unappetizing risotto. Why did the other location close?? The whole world seems to be going haywire in these days of Trump and terrorism, so I guess a lot of great things are disappearing.