Nun is in the Porta Venezia neighborhood, nestled away in one of the many side streets of the area…read more They have the typical wraps and falafel platters, but the halloumi salad is what caught my eye. I should have expected that the salad wouldn't be "nutritiously-filling", since it was mostly iceberg lettuce, onions, apples, and halloumi cheese blocks. They gave some tzatziki sauce on the side (neverrrr enough!) and some quarters of soft pita bread, but in my opinion, it was not worth 9 euros... The décor was nice though!

This is seriously some of the best food I had visiting Milan. You can get your wraps creamy,…read morecrunchy, spicy, and always flavor packed! The vegetarian options really shine well. The falafel is perfectly cooked and crunchy on the outside and soft inside. The chicken is slightly burnt in a great way to add texture and extra flavor. Prices for the wraps are a steal at under €9 as of August 2023. Indoor and outdoor seating is available. The inside is actually even fun to look around as fun signs are hidden everywhere. Staff is great, helpful, and speaks English.

The best coffee in Mykonos! What a cute cafe and location. Very reasonably priced drinks and…read morepastries. A must stop on the island!

Food was delicious Service was amazing. The owner is a doll. I was visiting from nyc she treated me…read morelike her family. Love it !

Randomly came in to this hole in the wall at the time where every place was closed, ordered the…read morecheapest one in the menu (panino doner kebab), my taste bud was surprised with the taste and crispiness of the meat, the condiments were generous, and the bread was warm and soft, for €3.5 my wallet and tummy are happy!

Well, I'm a Greek and I was looking to eat something that would made me feel like home. No more…read morepasta or pizza! To be honest, for a Greek restaurant abroad the food was nice - not better than eating in Greece of course! The atmosphere was very good, for a moment I thought I was in Greece! The food was nice - especially tzatziki. We spent 26€/per which is quite expensive for Greek food in Greece but for Milan is a normal price. If you have never tried Greek cuisine I totally recommend this place but if you really want to have a real experience of Greek food then you should visit Greece for sure! When I miss Greece, I will visit esperides again!

The food here is OK but the service is very slow. I live in an apartment above the restaurant so I…read morethought I might as well try it. They have NO English menu and do NOT speak English. This is very unfortunate. I somehow figured out enough on the menu to decide to get the cheese with tomatoes in a pan with pita to start, and then I got a chicken/cheese salad. Also, no such thing as free water here. So you better wanna spend big and wait a long time to get your food... I don't really know anyone who sets out to do that. It was 7:00 PM in the restaurant was very empty. Weird. The decorations are very tacky and the wait staff are very rude. They could not give a care in the world about whether or not your food is coming, and they just stand there all day on their phones! It's took about 30 minutes for my first dish to come, and then 20 minutes for my salad to come... Kind of ridiculous... No wonder overall this place has 3 stars. The food won't kill you... But the service might. Gosh. Would it kill these people to be apologetic about how long the food takes to be prepared... that's what waiters are supposed to do.

Don't let whiny "ugly American" reviews (and yes, I am American) keep you from visiting Itaka when…read moreyou want to take a break from the wonderful Italian dishes throughout the city. The service was attentive and the waiters (I went multiple times in the months that I was in Milano) were patient and helpful in explaining the dishes. Itaka had some wonderful "fusion" style offerings and delicious wine. Give them a try. The place has a pleasing yet fresh casual atmosphere and tasty dishes. PS-Maybe we should cut them a little slack if they resolutely refused to learn English in Italy. Whoda thunk?

I discovered Piada while researching the must eat foods in Milan and this seemed like the best…read moreplace to get it. I wasn't fucking around so GF and I schlepped the 20+ minute walk over to this place from the city's center. It's small and unassuming which is part of its charm. We arrived literally in the nick of time because there were a few tables left, one of which we were able to snag immediately after placing our order. As we were finishing up, the place had become a bustling mad house and there was already a queue waiting for our table. I LOVE the fact that this place offers vegetarian and vegan options of which GF and I took full advantage. I ordered one of their vegan offerings with zucchini, eggplant, cherry tomatoes, and hummus. This was super hearty and I loved how full of veggies it was but they were a little heavy on the olive oil which is probably standard fare for Italians. For me, it was too much. GF ordered a vegetarian piada with mushrooms, zucchini, and cheese. She says it "was amazing" and that she "really enjoyed it". They have a million other variations depending on your preferences and prices are super reasonable.

I'm a bit disappointed by this place, i had very high expectations based on the stellar reviews. As…read moresoon as I got in I saw a mountain of pre-sliced cured meats, amassed on the preparation counter in open air, which was not a good sign to me. Service was pretty quick, maybe due to the pre-sliced meats actually, but the prosciutto crudo in both the piadina we got was tough, and not soft to the bite as it should be. It was very difficult to eat, because you got a big chunk of prosciutto at every bite due to its toughness. The piadina were filled generously and looked great. So many good things about this place, but finally my eating experience was sub optimal. I don't think I'll be back.

If you are in Milan in this area, you MUST try their Doner Kebab. It is one of the best I have…read morehad. They are open late.