I bought a pair of designers pants, all the back is already ruined and looks like it has been used…read morefor 2 years. I demand a refund for this pants.

A great spot for affordable, designer clothing. However, be sure you are paying attention as there…read moreare a few counterfeit products throughout.

I was expecting something great, but was disappointed. I went to two locations in Milan and both…read morewere just so/so. The selection is not great and the cost is much higher than the outlets at Serravale and Fidenza Village. Not worth the trouble.

Great store and great selection!!! I have enjoyed several…read morepieces of clothes!! Definitely will return

The other Yelp review is mistaken: there is NOT an Eataly in the basement at this location. We…read morewalked for miles and were totally disappointed. This is just a typical COIN with nothing special except the huge Nespresso boutique in the basement. Think of this as the European version of Macy's. The restaurant on the top floor serves sushi and the restaurant in the basement is a coffee shop with surly service. They do have free restrooms on the lower level, worth a stop if you have to go.

I didn't completely scour this department store top-to-bottom, but any store that has a Nespresso…read moreboutique AND a small Eataly location I'm gonna love!! Both Nespresso & Eataly are in the basement of this store; so you get to walk through the cosmetics section a bit to get to the escalator. While it does seem like everything's compactly placed into this store, they really do have a great selection! I remember walking by small L'Occitane & Keihl's counters too. Down in the "home section" they had a bunch of items on sale, and some really cool looking items Alessi items, some great drinkware selections, small kitchen appliances, tableware, etc. I didn't spend too much time here - - I didn't even check out the clothes! (Eeks!) I was on a mission to get some more Nespresso capsules, and mission accomplished.

A few things have changed here since we last visited. First of all, all 3 towers are completed…read more Second, the M5 no longer runs directly under the tower. No idea what happened there, but we had to disembark at Amendola and walk up the street a bit to reach City Life. I do wonder. We were meeting my lovely friend here for a coffee and long over due visit! We stopped in to a coffee shop that serves Illy brand espresso. If you know espresso, you know about Illy. After that we went to the grocery store to buy a needle and thread. A button fell off a coat. The grocery store is just as nice as ever and has absolutely everything. Including my needed needle and thread! Next we walked all around the shopping mall. It was busy for a week day and all the store fronts are filled! Eventually we found a seat and visited for a while until my friend had to leave for a party. She walked us back to the Amendola station via a more direct and pleasant route through a neighborhood. City Life Shopping District mostly serves the many apartment dwellers who live all around Tre Torre. (Some of these are multi-million dollar apartments) Besides coffee shop and grocery store it has many restaurants and lots of clothes stores plus more. When in Milan, it's an interesting stop to see the modern apartment buildings constructed by a famous architect and check out the stores. And of course, you have to stop in for a coffee.

A nice shopping mall with adjacent park, with lots of stores and restaurants, and nice walks in the…read moregreen. The architecture around is interesting, a mix of skyscrapers (3 torri - 3 towers), old classic Milano buildings and new constructions. Not exactly in the center of Milan, but you can easily reach out via metro line 5, tre torri stop. I think it's worth a visit or even two

A large Uniqlo store in a grand building on Piazza Cordusio, located next to Starbucks Reserve…read moreRoastery, it's the only Uniqlo Store in Italy, which opened in Milano towards the end of 2019. The selection in store is pretty good, over the three floors, connected by a cool staircase (or a lift if you prefer), they've done a good job to retain the original beauty of the building while making it look trendy/modern. Prices did seem slightly higher compared to what I'm used to, perhaps it's the exclusivity and other costings of Uniqlo only having one brick-and-mortar store in Italy, but prices were still reasonable in most cases. The staff here seemed friendly enough, but it was difficult to find anyone on the shop floor. 4* - A nice Uniqlo Store to mark Italy's only Uniqlo location to date.