The sandwiches here are pretty good, especially for a food stand. The location is great…read more I had Fazio which was fine. The Cutlet was a fake meat amalgam though, which was unexpected. I'd be interested to try other sandwiches; maybe they'd be more to my liking.

Reasonably priced delicious sandwiches near the Sforzesco Castle. There's a fair amount of seating…read moreand it was definitely a popular spot when we came on a weekday. There's a ton of options but thankfully there's a giant menu with photos and English translation!

The food was decent. The service, however, was very poor: staff only came to take the order and…read moreserve the food--beyond that, they were unapproachable and we had to go to them. The payment process was unacceptable. We were asked to go to the counter and pay a total amount named by the waitress. When we asked for a breakdown, she listed the prices of each item verbally, which added up to less than the total she quoted. We asked for a printed bill (with the full order details), and were told we could only receive it after paying. After we paid and received the bill, we saw we had been overcharged--amounts did not match what we ordered, the menu prices, or what the waitress told us at the table. When we raised this at the counter, the staff member responded with hostility and made no effort to apologize or correct the mistake. Overall - an unpleasant and not recommended experience. Food prices on the menu are fair for an airport, but wine and beer prices are excessive.

Pretty good! They have a lot of sandwiches. We asked for the English menu which helped make a…read moredecision I ordered the Garibaldino and was yummy. A tad bland but I dipped in oil and vinegar. Will be back to sample another panini.

This place has definitely got a cool vibe. The ambiance is unique with hanging meats to a display…read moreof jams. The sandwiches are delicious and they make vegetables taste good. The service is quick and attentive. Seems like a local spot.

Needed a quick snack. These type of sandwiches are popping up all around Los Angeles but can be…read morevery pricey. Mortadella, tomato, burratta on fresh/homemade focaccia. Simple meal - simply delicious- AND half the price of the places around Los Angeles. Snack away..

Relaxing place to unwind after a long walk around Duomo Square. We went here 2 X and it did not…read moredisappoint. They make everything fresh and unlike the other places that have food on display until it is ordered and then heated etc.. This location is very clean and yes you can use the WC / restroom at last :).

It's really good and price is alright compare to the neighbours. We're very tired from walking…read morearound and this is such a nice place to rest and chill a bit before our train. Dogs are allowed, don't even have to ask, same as in Rome. Love it!

Horrific service. Lack of attention to their customers. Was seated and waiting 20 min to order,…read morefinally asked to order and got an eye roll from the server.

An excellent option for delicious dining on the canal if you want some great eats but don't want…read moresomeplace too stuffy. There were lots of young people eating outside on the terrasse even though it was a little chilly (November). We ordered the "gourmet" tagliere and it was excellent and plentiful. So much variety of charcuterie and cheese. We loved pairing these with the jam and very floral tasting honey. The crostinis weren't my cup of tea, texture wise (very hard), but were still tasty. Our server recommended a wine by the glass and it was superb as well. A top-notch, relaxed meal after we wasted a lot of time reading expensive menus on the other side of the canal. We went inside to pay and it was lively and cheerful inside, too.

Large seating area, pleasant service oriented staff, and they are open on Sunday. Clean bathrooms,…read moreclean tables.

This place us very nice with friendly staff great food, great cappuccino everything here taste…read morefresh the ambiance is good the only bad thing for me was that the wifi service is very bad and the staff won't do anything to fix it . It was bad since I was kind of living in Milano off and on for 3 months and this was my go to place in daily bases . But great experience after I got my own internet service .

Small Half bar / half lunch. Not the most options for breakfast, but that's okay. Great food for…read moregood price!

Excellent sandos and fresh squeezed drinks. Pleasant stop…read morebetween Castelo Sforzseco and Cenacolo Vinciano. Fun car, moped and people watching.

Their pasta is amazing! Their coffee is incredible…read more Pastries are amazing especially the pistachio filled croissant Great for families. Friendly service. Can't go wrong by going here.

Two cafe macchiato and panini here are the perfect start to any vacation or day in Milano. It was…read moreclean with pleasant staff. The sandwiches had fresh ingredients; the bread perfectly crisp and fresh as well. This location was quiet with a low buzz of people talking but never too loud. Definitely give it a stop if you're in the area.

A whole in a wall in one of the most rich, hipsterish areas of Milan. Opened since 15 days. One guy…read moredoes it all: huge (REALLY HUGE) toasts with such a variety of ingredients to give you a sense of dizziness. Really, watch out for toast sizes, very few people could handle them; I stupidly ordered The Texan: true to its name, it was larger than life. They don't have doggie/cat/people/gators bags, couldn't finish "the thing", had to drive home one handed, holding the other half to avoid sauces & cheese from dripping all over. However, ingredients were excellent and in the end "The Thing" was very tasty. They have some wonderful looking smoothies: unhealthy ones with Oreos and other junky sweets (one of the few people who detests Oreos. I discovered great tasting cookies here in Europe, no comparison) and healthy ones made with/without yogurt and fresh fruits. Value for money is excellent, despite the expensive area. Spread the Beauty, dear Friends

I love this place. It's a cool, laid back atmosphere. You can make a sandwich yourself or choose…read morefrom their selection. They're rather big too. I also enjoy their banana split yogurt cup. It's yogurt (not frozen) with banana and Nutella, also a decent size as well.

This is a Great place to grab lunch in a hurry or on the go. The place was packed with locals. Wide…read moreselection. By cafeteria the Italians I think me fast food - but not at all in the way Americans mean fast food. There is actually a Burger Queen in the train station - but why? Big assortment of hot pastas and related items as well as a big variety of sandwiches (you can get the hot or cold), drinks, coffees, and pastries. I had a prosciutto and mozzarella sandwich on a baguette with some nice greens & a bottle of fizz water aka with gas. 5 euros - that's it. Had my little travelers lunch on the train en route to Como Lago.

This is a good place and really cheap. Quality is also good and right near the station.read more