This is a great local spot to go to. Not too many tables, but there are a few indoors and…read moreoutdoors. We ordered a few plates to share amongst the table: the fried bread appetizer (apologies, I forgot the name), eggplant parm, ragu, Mozzarella, grilled veggies, etc. All were fantastic! Our server was extremely awesome.

Stumbled upon this place when visiting an obscure neighborhood store--seemed like a local favorite…read more Food was exceptional, better than a couple of the more renowned, much pricier restaurants near the Duomo/fashion district. Staff was friendly.

We enjoyed a group lunch at Signorvino adjacent to Duomo de Milan after a private tour of the…read morecathedral. The food and service were good, and the wine selection was very good. The second floor provided a more quiet setting than the first floor, which is really more part of the outside sidewalk seating... nice people watching, but very noisy! LOL The pre-set menu we had included a meat and appetizer tray, pasta, chicken cutlet, dessert and cappuccino ... we returned to the restaurant a second time for a quick bite when back in Milan before our trip home. The menu is a bit limited, so we settled for a small meat/cheese tray. Great location at this spot. For a chain restaurant, the fare is good! Cute plates too! Recommend Signorvino.

Great location, a few blocks from the Notre dame, window seating, a large selections of wines and…read morebubblies wrapped around the stairwell of bottles. Food selection good: a menu of fine rare beef (tartan), burgers and pastas. I had meat tagliatelle pasta, the sauce was too salty to enjoy, and the noodles were short of being al dente. Others enjoyed the burger and green salad. Area 4 Left Bank side

After numerous years of trips for business to Italy and Milan I finally found a place that can…read moreserve a decent cup of coffee and who actually cares about what goes into it. The people at Taglio offer a wide variety of specialty coffee from different origins and where one can select the method (V60, Aeropress etc). Execution is good but their own roast is good (don't get me wrong it totally beats anything else from Italy) but they also have coffee from other roasters. All together the coffee itself is a reason to visit but Taglio is so much more as they also serve excellent food. The pasta I had was a nice example of well-made uncomplicated food. They are also a deli so sell a lot of charcuteries and cheeses as well as other food items (tea, coffee, beverages, granola etc) The service was nice, friendly, mostly English speaking and fairly fast and they also have free wifi (however with mandatory facebook login) so a place I will visit again. Only minor drawback would be the price level - dinner easily came to €50 per head and while not super-expensive it is still a bit on the high side for more of a neighborhood place.

Taglio was a highlight of our dining experience while in Milano. The service was exceptionally…read morefriendly and pleasant. The interior was charming and spacious. The option to order brunch after noon was a wonderful surprise and most welcome to California tourists such as ourselves. We ordered the tagliere (salumi platter) and eggs Benedict. Delicious. We dined in the back room overlooking the industrious kitchen. Both male and female chefs! I highly recommend this charming, spacious restaurant/deli in the Navigli district.

Delicious pasta. My husband had the amatriciana and I had the bolognese -- both were fantastic…read more They brought our side veggie dishes at the very end though... and we could barely touch it as we were already full from the pasta. My side salad was ok with a lot of not-so-appetizing green leaves. My husband had the eggplant and zucchini, which were not very flavorful, unfortunately. The cook came by our table and was very nice and charming.

Cute space. Rather forgettable pennette alla vodka…read more We ordered at the counter, looking in the case at the remaining foodstuffs that were available, then took a seat and our grub was brought out to us. I learned from Café Martesana that if there is more than one person at a table who orders a coffee after a meal, the assumption is that -everyone- at that table desires one. This happened at least two or three times in the course of a week in Milan. Fortunately, it's straightforward enough to send excess away, as long as you speak Italian. This serves as a suitable destination right along the river to snag a quick and affordable lunch. It's simple, reasonably priced, and relatively efficient as far as sit-down places go.