Really pure fruit/vegetable juice place. Freshly squeezed/blended. Very healthy!…read more Maybe way too over priced for fruits and veggies but taste is great. Just one girl working here so expect a short wait if you're not the first customer.

This place seems to have closed down - tried lunch and dinner and it was closed - no activity. When…read moreI called the listed number, we got a message in Italian.

Make sure you have cash in Euros before going here. They don't take credit cards/debit cards/USD.read more

Best vegan pizza I ever had! So many vegetarian and vegan options that I would all like to try…read more Definitely need to come back as soon as I'm in Milano again, I'd actually just come for this restaurant hahaha. Service was friendly and the restaurant is decorated very nicely.

If you are senza gluten this is a great place to go. They have dedicated menus in both English and…read moreItalian, and also dedicated menu's that are Gluten Free and non-gluten free. Dairy and vegan dishes are listed as such as well. The atmosphere is very inviting. There is a main area in the front for parties and a more intimate area in the back for small groups or couples. We had the made in house pasta, one gluten free, one not. Having tried both it was virtually indistinguishable between the texture of the dishes (the gluten dish had a bit more al-dente to it, but not noticeably so.) Plan on getting 1+ plates if you're coming in with an appetite. While the portions are good, the savory nature of the dishes balances with a lightness that makes it OK to eat more. Beyond the pasta dishes we split a pizza, "4 seasons" gluten free, and they make the dough in-house as opposed to those pre-frozen dishes that are so common. We capped it off with a limonchello and will likely seek this out again should we ever venture back to Milan. Saluti!

I've tried my best to eat "healthy" on this visit to Milan and this place was on my list before I…read moreeven landed in the city. Some online sources say this branch is open all day; that is not true! they are open in the mornings and until about 3 pm. This place strikes me as a bit odd. They seem to champion healthy, clean, conscientious and sustainable eating, but they use disposable utensils and plates!! Why?? they say they're biodegradable, but disposable is disposable, no matter what and it didn't leave a good impression. Food-wise, it seems to be hit or miss. I got the lunch menu, and while the vegetable pizza was ok, the "radicchio e mele" (cooked chicory and apple) was so intensely bitter, I could not eat more than 3 fork-fuls of it. I normally finish my food even if it doesn't taste great. But this, I couldn't even eat half of. I don't think I will be returning anytime soon... The atmosphere is nice and cool though, a bit like a Californian vibe going on.

First time that I've tried vegan. Relaxing and healthy mood! Highly recommended, experimental with…read morereasonable prices. Hard to find the parking :P

Healthy fast-food industry in Italy is still something new, but I expect more businesses to open up…read morein close future, considering the demand. So in this emerging market, Viva is among the first healthy options with a couple of branches around the city. I regularly visit this branch close to Bocconi University, and like the ambient and the style of the store. I am a big fan of panini here, specially the one with bresaola and carciofi. I really like the wheat bread they use for their sandwiches, it is very fresh and tastes really good. I am still not sure if having a panini here is super healthy choice. In fact, last time, my sandwich was quite greasy. I still liked the taste and don't mind to try it again. More healthier options perhaps include having a salad. If you are into the concept of build-your-own-salad, Viva is the right place. There is quite a good selection of fresh ingredients which you can pick to make your own bowl. And finally... fresh juices are the best part of this place in my opinion. Don't forget to have one with your food or/and take one to go!

It is a must on your visit to Milan. Slightly hidden away, but so close to the "main area". We…read morewalked from the Duomo to this place. The food is sensational. Try the black cabbage! If we were not leaving tomorrow we would for sure be back!

Very tasty Italian food with several vegetarian/vegan options. Food is fresh and very flavorful. I…read morereally liked the pastas and the Bolognese sandwiches that you can eat as appetizers. Customer service is very friendly.

A nice atmosphere and amazing bio menu at a super affordable price - I had the vegetarian combo for…read morelunch, every day they offer 2 menues - one vegetarian, one carnivore. Quality, variety (the menu consists of 1 main dish and 4 sides), tastiness and a more than decent price.

Decent pizza for the price. There are quite a good selection of pizza per slice, with and without…read moreham. The owners are also very nice and can speak English. I also really like their calzone, which they usually have it with ham, I wish they could offer the veggie version too! I totally like this place, the only thing that keeps me away from this place is that pizzas are quite greasy.

This is a bit of a small store, but don't let that deter you from trying their pizza! My favorite…read morethe white pizza sausage and greens. It's really easy to get a slice to go and they'll even ask you if you're eating it while walking! You can then just get a slice and enjoy it while you visit the rest of Milan. The whole pizzas are a little pricier than You can eat around this area but the flavor is incredible and the customer service is warm and welcoming. They're also open fairly late so if you ever need some late night food, stop here and enjoy it!

Super conveniently located - it's a short walk from the train, bus, and ferry stops. It's a smaller…read moreshop and not all of the employees were super friendly. Overall ambiance/set-up is decent. As for what they sell, there's fruit, cocktails and food available. We stopped by twice during our stay in Varenna and were able to get almost everything we needed. We had hoped to also get a bottle of Aperol, but they didn't sell it. We did procure fresh fruit, bottled water, and ingredients to make our own foccacia sandwiches for the road.

Very nice people and alcohol. 4 stars just to give a heads up to people looking for some food…read morebefore the train. Be careful about what you order. The salmon sandwhich is incredible. The chicken sandwhich and meat and potatoes are not good options. Very good bread though. Hard to read sign