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.

Service was great, staff was very nice. Food was good but I'm a vegetarian and they only had a…read morecouple options for me that were mostly carbohydrates, no veggies.

Tasca is a nice tapas restaurant where you can enjoy a glass of wine, and pair it with several…read moredelicious small plates in the typical Spanish Tapas tradition. The inside of the restaurant is rough and rustic, like many Tapas venues in Spain. It's usually very crowded and full of atmosphere; their customers are people who want to follow a hectic workday with a relaxing glass of wine or a pint of beer. To accompany your wine or beer, Tasca offers a wide range of delicious Tapas. From a typicall tortilla, to meatballs in sauce, to sliced bread with tomato and Spanish ham - it's hard to go wrong here with whatever plates you pick! The portion sizes are large for Tapas, so if you get 3 or 4 each there will be plenty of food for everyone. Tasca is a nice place to enjoy some excellent food with good company, but note that the prices are a bit on the high side; don't expect to go away with your wallet as full as your tummy ;-)

This place opens at 7pm for dinner. If you need a break from Italian food, this is a fantastic…read moreSpanish Tapas place. Definitely order the gambas. Low key, not hyped, amazing find. Support this local business as we were the only patrons from 7 to 8:30 on a Monday night.

A nice place to drop by. You can enjoy a good happy hour, with some Spanish food in the evening,…read morebut the best thing is have dinner. There is a great choice of tapas, from Hamon Serrano, to Pulpo, to Tortilla, to Chorizo and Gaspacho, but do not exagerate, as main courses are tasty Paellas and interesting selections of meats and fishes. Wine list is sufficient, with Spanish & Italian choices, good beers and nice sangria. Also, a great set up of the lights make the ambient really enjoyable.

We were greeted at the entrance. Extremely friendly and accommodating staff. The appetizer of raw…read moreseafood was delicious and it had this onion water that was super tasty. My wife had the tuna tartare with avocado and she really enjoyed it. For the main course I had the lobster, and it was super fresh. The star of the night was mi wife's dish. She had the baked fish filled with potatoes and rosemary. It was super tasty and delicate. Overall, a great experience.

This place doesn't show up in a search for restaurants, and isn't fast food as the yelp description…read morecategorizes. I saw it walking around looking for gelato and we went here for dinner later. It's mostly seafood, which is a welcome change from all the pasta we've been eating here. Also, for seafood it's incredibly priced-- especially for Milan. We ordered the garlic clams and mussels (excellent), minestrone (excellent- kids loved it too), garlic shrimp (excellent, so tender and fresh), tagliatelle bolognese (for a kid, it was good, not as good as the bolognese in bologna), a seafood spaghetti (not mine, but very good), salmon with Cous Cous (excellent), and a branzino (excellent). We're coming back for dinner tomorrow. Everything we ordered came to €65!!!! Pretty good for seafood IN MILAN. that was for 4 people including their tip/service charge and water. It's classified as Mediterranean but also have some regular Italian pastas, but if you want to take a break from typical Italian pizza, paninis, pasta then come here for really excellent seafood!!!!!! Their specialty is paella which we might get tomorrow.

After a week of pasta the Spanish food ZaZa was serving up had bursting flavor! This quiet little…read moretrattoria is off the foot traffic path by half a block so it isn't crowded. The door is top notch.

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.