This was a unique venue that sits nestled in a courtyard surrounded by fashion retail and an…read moreartistic venue. The ambiance exuded a modern feel and a mix of tradition which was evident on their menu as well. I ate inside the courtyard dining room and felt like it was outdoors. Very nice ambiance. The food was delicious. The Ossobucco was very tender and flavorful and paired with the saffron risotto...just pure glory. The Paccheri Monograno pasta was solid as well. The tomato sauce, basil and bufala cream was delicious and a perfect contrast to the heavier Ossobucco dish. They have a wide variety and wines as well as spirits/cocktails to go with your meal so do indulge in the amazing venue and tasty dishes. The staff as very attentive and helpful as well so I definitely plan to visit again some day :)

Sexy and stylish and very tasteful and unique meals in open and airy dining area…read more Pluses 1. Pretty patio with plants 2. Cocktails are amazing: Gin Mule and Kill Bill and their Feeling - Passion fruit mango egg white drink was out of this world!! 3. Cheese plate 4. Branzino 5. Lamb rump 6. Chocolate tarte Areas to improve 1. Certain areas are a little loud with the music Good service. Highly recommended for memorable meal!

What and amazing meal, our server Jaba did a great job in recommending the dinner choices, and…read moredessert. His attention to detail was amazing. This was the best meal that we had in Italy on our vacation. and Jaba made this meal very special for us. Thank you!

The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is not only beautiful with high end shopping but it is much…read morelarger than I expected. I made way over to spinning the bull mosaic and there was a circle full of people just jumping in to spin the bull. It is best to visit the Galleria on a week day for the weekend is super crowded. I experienced both and I prefer the weekday 100%.

Absolutely loved the store itself -- the selection, atmosphere and concept are fantastic, and I…read moreended up purchasing a few items during my visit. Unfortunately, the experience with the staff at the Via Gian Giacomo Mora location was disappointing. The two young shop assistants came across as dismissive and noticeably unprofessional during the purchase process, creating an uncomfortable and unwelcoming atmosphere rather than a customer-oriented experience. It's a shame, because the store itself has so much charm and character and deserves a level of service that reflects the quality of the space.

I am used to the resell concept of thrift stores in the US, which are awesome. Stores like Plato's…read moreCloset, Uptown Cheapskate, Style Encore, Buffalo Exchange, etc. all have the clever concept of using their customers for inventory. Depending on what you have and what your expectations are, it can be a great experience to change up your wardrobe "on the cheap" and "recycle" clothes without being wasteful. I heard about Bivio sometime ago, learning that the founder is from the US and conceptualized Bivio to mimic the stores I mentioned earlier in Milan. Customers are able to book buying appointments in advance (for Autumn/Winter this year, they opened up slots end of August, and they got booked immediately...). I wanted to see how the experience compared to stores back in the states, so I made appointments here and at the Via Lambro spot... This location had a men's store separate from the women's store, which made it hard to find at first. Once I got to the women's store, I saw that the entire store was flooded with thick winter coats...things that would make me sweat even in the dead of winter! I also did not have success with selling. There was a man who sorted through my stuff, and I felt like I was being judged for my clothes, even though I had a unique, funky collection of American brands. Even some A&F jeans (which apparently should be in because Y2K is considered vintage now??). I found it comical that the jeans I brought in were "troppo skinny". I realize the trend with the European girls now is "potato sack chic" (oversized sweaters with baggy mom jeans), but as a millenial, skinny jeans will always be in style! For me, I'll pass on Bivio, and take advantage of thrifting in the States.

Ended up here because of a Groupon coupon, but will definitely be back soon. Though it is clear…read morethat it's a young business, still figuring out everything, their concept/interior, friendly service, and refreshing food combinations are definitely worth a visit.