This has become a favorite dining place for us when we travel to Lainate to visit family…read more The food is very, very good. The price is reasonable and the portion size is generous. The father and son who operate this restaurant as well as the wait staff are very friendly and accomodating. I encourage anyone who desires good food and a pleasant dining experience to give this restaurant a try.

Amazing food, large portions, and fair prices. The seafood pasta is out of this world!!!read more

Very nice place. At first i was a bit sceptic, but the staff is helpful, even if english is not the…read morefirst language :) Big selection of pizzas. Fast and good value for money.

An eight page menu. Six pages of which are PIZZA…read more Only because I don't want the locals to think I'm a fat cow....I ordered one item. But dammit this menu is crazy.

Went here on a whim as there weren't many places in walking distance from the hotel. Very…read morereasonably priced, I'm not sure why its got a $$$ label? A margherita pizza is $4 EUR!

Many years ago, I stumbled (quite literally) upon this place as I drove away from the Alfa Romeo…read morehistoric museum. My friend saw their tiny sign and tugged my sleeve - urging me to stop since it looked like the parking lot was filled with the vehicles of local working folks. It was wonderful and cheap back then and this time - decidedly more upscale but still remarkably affordable. We picked (with help from our fantastic waitress) hearty fare from the limited menu. I had what read from the name "spatzel" but came to me like perfectly cooked pasta with cheese and a delicately flavored sauce. I could have had two plates. My friend had the same and we interrupted each other with yummy noises and silly smiles. As we dined, the place filled up with what appeared to be workmen from local construction projects. The waitress knew them all by name (even hugged a couple) and as I glanced at their choices, I saw they matched what we were having. This is what I love about traveling off the beaten path in a new country. Sure the big cities have the art, music, culture, and post-card-worthy attractions but the real cultural experiences happen out where the working people live, work and, more important for us Yelpers, eat. Find this place with your GPS. Go in hungry and get ready to smile and make yummy noses. Recommended