Worth the wait! Popular pizza in Milan which almost always has a wait, but trust me it's worth it…read more We got the bianca and margherita. This sounds weird, but the bianca tastes like a bagel which was the most unique pizza I have ever had. We devoured the two pizzas because they were absolutely delicious. We also had prosecco which the waiter helped us select. The service was quick and helpful. The actual restaurant was crowded but that is to be expected. Will be back!

The servers were great. Fun, lively environment. Asked for extra crispy pizza and it was legit…read moredoughy. Soggiest and most unappealing pizza I've ever seen, unfortunately. Paid for it, but decided to go somewhere else. Beware if you prefer a crispy pizza, this is the exact opposite.

This place is amazing! After 2 weeks touring through Italy, we still reminisce of this meal. It was…read moreflavorful and well cooked pasta!! We came for lunch and once we sat down, we could tell the locals also came for lunch. Had an amazing vegetarian macaroni dish. It was colorful and flavorful! Great ambiance as well. This may have been our best meal of the trip!! Can't wait to go back!

In town from the USA looking for solid Italian food near City Center Milan. Picked this due to the…read moreover 4 stars albeit several of the reviews were over 7 years ago. Seated very quickly, nice clean restaurant and nice waiters although language barrier made ordering a bit clunky. My wife got the ravioli while my friend and I got the bolognese lasagna. My wife said the ravioli was good not great and our lasagna was very tasty but room temperature. I like my food hot. The other person at our table got salmon and it was way overcooked and very tough. Not sure why our other party got Salmon at an Italian restaurant in Italy but to each his own. If you want a glass of wine you only have two choices, white wine and red wine. No other available. This is probably because the restaurant doesn't carry large inventories of wine due to their small size and cost. Overall no way is this above an average restaurant. It's just okay. Heat up your lasagna better, teach your chef how to cook Salmon and expand your glasses of wine selections.

Hidden gem in central Milan near the university. The pizzas here were really excellent, I had a…read moresurprise pizza and told them ingredients I don't like, and the result was phenomenal. The rest of us had a salami pizza, and pizza Capricciosa, both were very good as well. The service was very quick and attentive, and the atmosphere is down to earth and laid-back. I will be back here. They also give you a free half glass of Prosecco and a small appetizer for Free.

Pizza AM used to provide delicious pizzas made with fresh ingredients! They used to provide kind…read moreservice to customers and it was a lovely (yet super crowded) environment until pretty late (11pm). We had to wait awhile to get seated, but the texture and taste of the pizzas made up for it. However, we understand management has changed and prices have gone up. This review is strictly based on our visit in 2024.

Conveniently located by the galleria in Milan, but not worth a stop!…read more I'm not quite sure why this place was so packed! Although we got our pizza incredibly fast, I didn't enjoy it at all. The pizza was overly doughy and the tomato sauce lacked in flavor. It honestly tasted like the pizza you'd get in an American mall. Definitely looks a lot better than it tastes!

When I saw this place recommended on social media, we decided to give it a try -- and I'm glad we…read moredid. The pizza here is quite affordable, about 8 euros per slice, but don't be fooled: each slice is huge. One slice could easily be enough for two people, but we were starving and ended up getting one each. The pizza is very thick, almost like a deep dish, but what stood out to me was the crispy bottom -- that's the part I loved the most. It's definitely indulgent (lots of carbs and oil), but it's absolutely delicious. If you're near the Duomo in Milan and looking for a quick, satisfying bite of pizza, I'd definitely recommend stopping by.

Amazing food at a good price! We stumbled upon this place in Milan and were so glad we did. Very…read morebusy because they do such a great job but we didn't mind waiting a little bit to get a table. Friendly atmosphere too! Nothing was lacking.

We ate here the first afternoon in Milan and we just love the pizza. They were bigger than personal…read morepizzas so we had a lot.

I think this is the busiest restaurant on the first level. Of course when you google, their AI…read moretells you this is the famous restaurant in the Galleria. So we go in. The prices are fair, the menu is standard (offers standard dishes you want to try in Milan.) The veal milano was too heavy, I'd prefer the ones in Vienna. Maybe because it's fried in butter. 6/10 my family said. Didn't finish it. The Osso Buco was fair. Small portion didn't finish either. The appetizer of Scallops was fine, a bit too salty. The service was excellent and the atmosphere was good. Of course you are dining where the opera performers dine whatever that means to you. It's a pretty standard tourist meal, but not pricy. Checklist item I'd say.

We had a hard time deciding where to eat tonight because there are so many restaurants in this…read moreplaza, but based upon reviews we decided on this spot, and I think we made a good choice. Prices were fair, and the staff was very attentive. We were able to get some good Italian music and food here. The four cheese pizza is the da bomb. They even give you some free stuff for dessert and a little mini appetizer. However, there is a four Euro tax per PERSON, that might knock the wind out of you. Still, enjoyed the place.

Wonderful bakery that opens early. Perfect for tourists with a full itinerary ahead. We got the…read moreolive and tomato focaccia and a pastry with tiramisu filling. Both were very delicious. There's not much seating but people are quick to leave when they've finished their food or coffee. Clean restroom. You can watch the bakers bake at the back. Very classy decor.

The food was good, quick, and the atmosphere felt good. We kicked back and relaxed so we could go…read moreback for more. The Italian hot chocolate was superb. Get stop on our vacation.

The service here was really fast and efficient and people were really friendly. They speak English…read moreand they deal with a high influx of tourists so it's kind of in and out. They only have one bathroom in the whole restaurant so keep that in mind lol. The food itself wasn't super spectacular, we got the truffle ravioli and it was OK. The charcuterie and cheese wasn't anything special either, you can kind of go to the supermarket and just procure the same things. I think the best thing that we ate was probably the chocolate salami as it's this fudgy biscuit with whipped cream on the side. That was something I've never had before and it was unique and worth trying.

Good food, quick service, cozy atmosphere, and good English speaking... not much more I could ask…read morefor! I was craving good lasagna, and I think the lasagna here is about as good as it will get in Italy. They don't use as much meat or tomato sauce as Americans do, but this was able to hold me over until I got home. We were served very quickly and able to finish our bread, drinks, and lasagnas within 30 minutes door to door on a Friday night.... Other tables were enjoying their time, so that is totally acceptable as well. Overall a great meal.

If you go to Milan, you should stop here. It is located just behind the Galleria (world's oldest…read moreshopping mall) and Il Duomo (the marble cathedral). Yes, it is a little bit "touristy", but lots of fun. They have savory (such as prosciutto and cheese) and sweet (chocolate). I have been several times and it is not unusual for the line to be down the block. If so, divide and conquer: One person find a place to sit (steps in front of the cathedral?) while the other goes to order and bring back the goodies.

When in Rome--well, in this case, Milan--do as the world does and treat yourself to a super soffice…read more(soft) panzerotto. Established in 1888, Panzerotti Luini is a legendary spot that almost always has a lineup. Trust me, it's worth the wait. When it's finally your turn at the counter, pick your panzerotto, grab a cold Peroni, and enjoy it street-side. The shop's location, just a few minutes from the breathtaking Duomo di Milano, makes it the perfect pit stop with plenty to see and do nearby. Get yourself over there--you'll leave with a savory taste lingering and a big smile. Saluti!

La pizza senza glutine è meravigliosa! Molto buona e io tornerò. Sono rimasto così sorpreso.read more

I tried a slice of pizza at Spontini a while back…read more Unfortunately, it was flavourless and not tasty.