I came here on a Thursday night with some friends. Who…read moredoesn't love live jazz music? It was super duper crowded but I managed to find myself a stool to sit on. I had some vino bianco which was fantastic. Which only cost 5 euros. It was good company, good music, good wine. Can't complain.

Came from Los Angeles and dropped in on this place...I'd give give it 10 stars if Yelp would let…read moreme. The drinks and jazz were a real treat...I'm considering moving to Milan just because I love this place so. The bar keeps are so dope ass people too.

Not the best club in Milan, but 100% my favourite…read more Good proximity to chicken and chicken for late night munchies as well

Horrible sound system. Dirty bathrooms. I don't understand why nobody attends bathrooms, it's…read moredisgusting. Very disorganized. First time in my life I didn't enjoy Carl Cox cus of Alcatraz. Ugh

Flash Back- How…read morecould I have forgotten to write this review? I was adding to my blog this morning and I discovered that I had not talked about one of my most precious Milano moments. Friday Nights at Sacrestia Milano-DOPE! The epitome of Hipster, Cool, Eclectic, Live, and Uncut. This is where you wanna be to get into the live music scene in Italy. Promoter DJ Guitarist FLY-GUY Niccolo Bonazzon invited us to a live musical showcase at the club. We danced all night and sang along to songs we could barely understand! The drinks were strong, the band sounded great! Onlookers saw that we were having a great time and decided to join in. It was perfect we each only knew a little bit of each others language, but we managed to communicate through smiles and lots of laughter. We got in a circle and everyone just did something crazy just to do it! There are only a few moments in life where you actually experience that level of freedom, and that was MY MOMENT! I don't even think I had shoes on (Ha!) Later that night Niccolo came from behind the DJ booth and grabbed his guitar, the band was done for the night, we didn't want the party to stop, so we just made our own music! If you come to Milano you have to wind up here.....talkin about making a memory. Oh What A Night!

Honestly, a great experience. It's not fancy so lower your expectations…read more Music was great and a bottle of champagne plus a dish was $30Euro. Super cheap. Someone in the crowd sold their ticket to me so I was lucky and the charge was $30 for that. Anyway the music was beautiful and I had an awesome night.

Great club. Good sound and view. Liked the balcony. Last time I had nice drink and fries. Next time…read moreI'll have dinner. Looks good

Our favorite barman is gone! :( Well, things change in five years. We wish him well…read more Still the same great neighborhood pub. Same stone floors, vaulted ceilings, tiny bar area with friendly barkeepers, comfy booths and wooden tables w/iron bases. Located on Via Valpetrosa - a tiny pedestrian alley off Via Torino that you will probably not even notice - it may be a bit difficult to find. It's around the corner from the Carabinieri if that land mark helps We'll be back on Saturday for the A.C.Milan game. Maybe we'll see you there. Cin cin!

Pub with the essentials. Good beers. Awesome pub food. I counted 8 TVs plus a big projector…read more Perfect for getting out of the heat for a beer. I am here during the World Cup and they have shown all games, even the late ones.

Highly Recommend!…read more Great service and the restaurant was very nice and organized with good ambiance. Service was excellent. Staff were very nice and helpful. Food was excellent. Everything we had was fresh.

Intro: After grabbing dinner in the Navigli district, my buddy and I were looking for some drinks…read morein the area. Ugo was mentioned in my guide book and it was a short walk so our decision was made. We made our way and we were seated at a table inside. Ambiance (4/5): Ugo is a sophisticated cocktail bar and the decor and ambiance match. While I was there with my buddy, I thought to myself: this would make for a good date spot. Service (5/5): European service has a reputation for being slow and inefficient. And not terribly friendly. The opposite is true at Ugo. The bartenders were friendly, checked on us promptly, and closed us out quickly when we were ready to leave. This is not the norm in Italy and it was a nice surprise. Food (N/A): We had dinner earlier so drinks only for us. Drinks (5/5): First off, I appreciated the creativity of the menu itself. The signature cocktails were named after board games and there was a short description to make the connection between the game and the drink. The creativity shown on the menu matches the sophistication of the drinks. If you're looking for an elaborate cocktail, you'll find that at Ugo. The cocktail I ultimately chose had cachasa in it (a Brazilian liquor). You don't find this spirit often so I jumped on the opportunity. The cocktail itself lived up to my expectations and then some. Overall: If I lived in Milan, Ugo would be a part of my regular rotation.

Fun spot in the heart of Milan. Great music. Was crowded even on a raining night. Will definitely…read morego back! Go check them out!

This place is exactly like santana row in San Jose, calif. Even the bathroom smell just like It…read more The atmosphere, the crowd, the food - exactly! Most of the place around this area served American style Italian food buffet style with small bites of pizzas, and chips and fish rolls. A bit odd this place was fusion of everything yet no consistent good theme. They bought out bread in a paper bag. I thought it was my doggie bag lol. Anyways, let's get to good review. The papadelle pasta was damn good with nice flavor. The ravioli, well that could use some improvement - the chef added shrimp and chicken and asparagus on top of a white sauce. It definitely wasn't bad, but the dish didn't seem to have a theme, kinda toss everything in there. Drinks were 9 euro yikes - kinda pricey! Do try place. Nice ambiance. And the food isn't that bad.

Intro: After having dinner in the Navigli district, we were looking for some drinks. Mag Cafe was…read morein the area, we're talking a two-minute walk, so our decision was made. We walked over and we were seated outside on the patio overlooking the canal. Service (4/5): Service in Europe can be a bit lackluster. This isn't the case here. Service was friendly and efficient for the most part. We were given the option of sitting outside or inside. Our waiter was friendly. It took him a while to give us our check when we were closing out but that was the only blip in the experience. Ambiance (4/5): Everything we were looking for. The Navigli district is a great area. It's lively. It's picturesque (with the canal in the background). Really the only annoying part of the district is that there are people who will stop by your table trying to sell you roses and various other things. The interior, while we didn't sit inside, was nice and had a solid playlist going. Food (N/A): We had dinner previously so cocktails only. With that being said, they brought us some snacks with our cocktail (in typical Italian fashion) which is always a nice touch. Drinks (5/5): Mag Cafe has a long and creative list of craft cocktails. The cocktails are inspired by different historical events so you get a nice overview on the menu of the event along with the cocktail. After perusing the menu, I went with a tiki-style cocktail. I love tiki-style drinks so it was a no-brainer for me. The cocktail was exactly what I wanted. Flavorful with an interesting fusion of flavors. Overall: Mag Cafe is up there with the top cocktail bars I've visited over the course of my life (and trust me, I've been to a lot of them). If you need further motivation, the bar appeared on Stanley Tucci's TV show. It was so cool to experience it firsthand after seeing it on the show!

Great service with excellent coffees and craft cocktails. Mostly smart locals with only a few…read moretourists. Fair prices for the excellent quality. Awesome service to boot.

Easily one of the best restaurants I've ever experienced. Food deserves a Michellin star. We're so…read moreglad we stumbled upon this amazing restaurant tucked in Navigli. The service was stellar right off the bat - we had the best waiter. We asked for recommendations for the food which turned out to be 10/10. The seafood is so fresh that they even showed us the fish beforehand. The pasta was the real star of the show for us. I recommend getting everything and anything with their 3 tomato sauce. It's the best sauce ever and I'll forever be thinking about it. To top it off, the dessert was to die for. My friend and I cried it was so good. I can't say enough good things about this restaurant. I promise you won't regret going. From the service to the food, it was a phenomenal experience. It's the best food I've ever had.

Very traditional Puglinese food. They are super kind but they take a long time to bring the food…read more It is very Italian to have slow service, but this is a new level of slow. They take about 40 minutes to bring a appetizer out, and then 30 more to bring your entrée. It was 7:30 and I was the only one in the restaurant till 8:30... Interesting. Found this one on a website saying "best of Navigli" so it surprised me that it was so empty. Huge selection of great white wines. Had myself 3 glasses of one from Puglia. Delicious appetizer of mussels gratineé. Great and unique dish of special tomatoes with mussels called spaghetti alla tarantina for entree. Brought out selection of cakes that I tried after the meal. Wonderful. Really hip decor- Vogue and Madonna books, record player (again, lol), lots of wine (duh- it's in the name!), and jazz playing in the background. Perfect. The family who operates the restaurant started talking to us about their business: this super trendy restaurant is ran by the son, owned by the father, and its food is cooked by the mother. A truly trendy family business!