We make sure we come here every time we visit Milan, multiple times per visit! Everything we tried…read morehere was just amazing! I particularly recommend the Khorassan wheat spaghetti with cherry tomatoes; they prepare it table side in a giant Parmesan wheel, it's truly amazing. I also love the Tagliolini with clams and spicy salami; a slightly spicy dish, which is not very common in Italian cuisine, another life changing dish!

Wow. Just wow. Best spaghetti ever. It was prepared right at our table in a huge cheese wheel with…read morebasil, cherry tomatoes and was so rich and delicious! Had their house red (medium finish), Dieci Monferrato Rosso, for about 10euro - you cannot beat this. Guests drank the whole bottle and literally ran a marathon the next day. This was delicious with our pasta and would go perfectly with any meats. Amazing and perfect meal in Milan! The service was impeccable and staff was super kind.

This review is for my experience with a Deliveroo order, and I suppose a fresh take since the…read moreprevious reviews are a couple of years old! My best friend has Lebanese roots and Medditeranean cuisine is my absolute favorite. So I'm picky in this regard! I ordered the vegan platter which came with a lot of varies small plates with various textures. All the classics - salad with tahini dressing, hummus, babaganoush, grape leaf roll (just one lol) as well as some other dishes like green beans and eggplant in stewed tomato, and some fritters that were not exactly falafel. I think they were made with corn meal... that's not falafel lol. They still tasted delicious! There was also a little fried spinach snack and roasted potatoes. When I shared the pics with my friend, she immediately said why do they have potatoes that's not classic Lebanese, haha! Ethnic cuisine in Milan is okay. A lot of times the spice profile is toned down a lot ( I assume because that's what North Italians are used to) but Beirut's offerings are still quite delicious! If you're feeling super hungry after a long work day and craving various textures and flavors, do what I did and get yourself the vegan platter delivered to home!

Best Lebanese in town. As soon as we arrived we were greeted by warm and friendly staff & owner…read more Place is quite small and packed with customers, reservation required. Cold mezé tajin was the best ever tried, chickpeas, lemon juice, onions, garlic & cilantro: this was my absolutely favorite dish. Warm mezé falafel, never had them so crunchy outside and moist inside. Warm pita bread made upon demand in a wooden oven. I tried the sambusik but will not order again, the filling of meat and onions was excellent but pasty outside was too thick. Lots of vegetarian dishes, all very tasty. The Dolce Neve dessert is similar to panna cotta from Piedmont but the rose water and pistachios gave it a different twist. I still prefer panna cotta. A very filling and satisfying meal priced at 20 bucks each. Great value for money. Strongly advised.

Nun is in the Porta Venezia neighborhood, nestled away in one of the many side streets of the area…read more They have the typical wraps and falafel platters, but the halloumi salad is what caught my eye. I should have expected that the salad wouldn't be "nutritiously-filling", since it was mostly iceberg lettuce, onions, apples, and halloumi cheese blocks. They gave some tzatziki sauce on the side (neverrrr enough!) and some quarters of soft pita bread, but in my opinion, it was not worth 9 euros... The décor was nice though!

This is seriously some of the best food I had visiting Milan. You can get your wraps creamy,…read morecrunchy, spicy, and always flavor packed! The vegetarian options really shine well. The falafel is perfectly cooked and crunchy on the outside and soft inside. The chicken is slightly burnt in a great way to add texture and extra flavor. Prices for the wraps are a steal at under €9 as of August 2023. Indoor and outdoor seating is available. The inside is actually even fun to look around as fun signs are hidden everywhere. Staff is great, helpful, and speaks English.

Wow, Il Tempio d'Oro is missing an English review. How comes?…read more This is one of the "secret" places of the Milanese "Aperitivo" (happy hour), the pre-dinner drink which comes with a buffet dinner of its own :-) The offering of Il Tempio d'Oro during their happy hour is quite good and extensive, can happily substitute dinner, and the drinks and beers are all good and not terribly expensive. Outside buffet hours, the menu is still very good, but not that cheap. The place is very informal/"alternative" style, and can accomodate groups, maybe not extremely large ones. Pets are welcome :-)

We stopped in here on a Saturday night for the infamous "apertivo."…read more This is a no frills place, with lots of tables crammed too close together. I felt like we were packed in like sardines - it was impossible to get to our table or for the servers to get through. The service was also very slow. It was fairly busy because of the apertivo hours, but there were at least 4 servers, and considering the size of the place, it shouldn't have taken as long as it did for service. We had to flag someone down to order because nobody ever came to help us. Anyhow, this is definitely a great spot for apertivo. If you aren't sure what that is - it's like happy hour, except you get food along with your drink purchase. Prices were reasonable - I had the largest Hoegaarden I've ever seen and it was only 6 euros. They set up a pretty sizeable buffet, which you are free to enjoy as many times as you'd like. The food was pretty good and it was a decent selection. If you are in the area, it's definitely worth checking out!

Next is a great spot for Aperitivo. Pay a bit more for a cocktail and get a buffet of food to…read morechoose from. Fresh cheeses, noodles, fruits, sweets, salads, and more. If you just purchase the one beverage, and enjoy the buffet, it's a very economical way to dine. The women working here are very nice and they speak English. They offer both indoor and outdoor seating. The interior is clean and furnished in a minimalist fashion. They have a full bar, beer on tap, coffee and soft drinks. If you come in the morning they offer coffee and pastry in typical Italian fashion. This is a full service restaurant offering lunch and dinner as well.

Ordered tacos but ended up with nachos. Way too salty, left the whole plate as it was the tasteless…read morething ever. For this price I'd rather eat my feet. Definitely a don't, a bad don't.

The food, service and ambiance were PERFECT!!! I've never had such delicious pizza!!!…read moreOutstanding

Popular restaurant in Milan famous for its variety of pizza . Order your own pie. Even in Monday…read morenight was busy. Older warm atmosphere.

Whether you are a local or tourist, should you ever be crazy enough to want to eat at the shittiest…read morerestaurant in all of Italy, come to this one. Yes, it looks inviting and well-decorated, but this place is awful is so many ways. We lived in the neighborhood for years and avoided this place at all cost after "giving it another chance" three times. Let's start with the service. Some of the staff speak English -- great. Once the staff sits you down at the table, they walk around and ignore you for 15 minutes (because talking to each other is more important than providing good customer service). You have to get their attention to even order. I kid you not this has happened to us three times before we decided never to come here again. The food? Disappointing! The only satisfactory dish I've had here was their pizza with cime di rapa (turnip greens), and it was actually quite good. Unfortunately, cime di rapa is seasonal, so they sadly only have one good dish for 4 months out of the year. We asked one waiter if a certain pasta dish came with red sauce or if it was just tomatoes sprinkled on top. He said red sauce. Then, he brings us this pasta plate with tomatoes on top. When we said that he was mistaken, he actually said (folks, I am not making THIS UP), "Well couldn't you eat it anyways?" Hah! The nerve. Anyways, the pasta was terrible. No flavor, no salt, and no hint of pride for their restaurant. What makes the experience more upsetting is that this place is pricey for its offerings and quality of food.

Ho ordinato un margarita in un ristorante chiamato Maya a Mila. È il peggior margarita che abbia…read moremai mangiato e prima di ordinarlo, ho chiesto al cameriere se il margarita poteva essere macinato o se l'avessero semplicemente grigliato sugli scogli e lui ha detto qualunque cosa io ricercato sulle rocce o sul terreno non consiglio affatto questo posto

We stopped for happy hour and they wouldn't accept our COVID-19 vax cards. Really? We'd been using…read morethem fine for two weeks! Lame! Seriously disappointed in the customer service in this establishment. Everyone else has been very welcoming and we've otherwise had no issues.

Not traditional Italian. The rabbit is amazing! Great wine selection with a warm atmosphere.read more

Late night adventure. Oh I'm glad I went. A smokey dark small place that fills up fast on weekends…read more Make reservations. Romantic and cool place. I went on a rainy Monday night with no reservations, no problem. They are wine experts. Menu is simple short but not on taste. Had their terrine then moved on to filet that was sous vided. Absolutely melted in my mouth. Was going to have A glass of wine, which turned into 2, and ended up purchasing a bottle to take home. 5***** wish I had bought more to bring back home to SD, not avail here, so sad, it's already gone. Oh side note, they had GF bread for my Terrine, bonus!!!