It is a must on your visit to Milan. Slightly hidden away, but so close to the "main area". We…read morewalked from the Duomo to this place. The food is sensational. Try the black cabbage! If we were not leaving tomorrow we would for sure be back!

Very tasty Italian food with several vegetarian/vegan options. Food is fresh and very flavorful. I…read morereally liked the pastas and the Bolognese sandwiches that you can eat as appetizers. Customer service is very friendly.

I wonder why until now there is just one review of VersoVerde! Maybe because in Milan there are so…read moremany interesting places, or because VersoVerde is just outside the typical Navigli area? In any case I believe it's worth to recommend VersoVerde: a "Green Place", eco-friendly, with organic or vegan proposals; a restaurant, a coffee-shop, a bike rental, but also apartments, rooms and meeting rooms and internal playground for children during lunch. Nice place, fresh food, fast and kind service. For lunch a reduced menu (see picture) but changing every day based of the daily fresh products. Parking could be a problem in this area.... but there is a private parking for guests!

All vegan menu. Easily served at counter since it is a small setting. Food served up quick. Very…read morecozy sitting arrangements. It is fast food style as you order, pay and pick up your food. It's always worth trying new places to know if you like something or not. Meal comes with fries and water out of a tap. Other beverages cost extra.

Like a vegan dream, come to life! And, so much fun! The unique veggie burger bun colors really make…read moreit special and festive. Instagram worthy food! So very yummy. Even for meat eaters. Lots of flavorful choices. Can't go wrong, whatever you choose. The wedge fries are yummy, hot, and well seasoned. Healthy, creative and tasty. The salads are great, too. From drinks, dessert, sides and seasonal specials, there is a lot to explore here. Great service, atmosphere and a fun lively place. Please, please, please open one in Los Angles. If you are in Italy, put it on your list. It's worth the trip!

Linfa Milano is an excellent restaurant. The food is meticulously prepared and the service is very…read moregood. The ambiance is lovely. Beautiful chandeliers and art and soothing colors, decorations and lighting. Not every dish met our expectations but the ones that did were just spectacular. I will repost this review in multiple spots so please excuse the repeats. There is a small welcome aperitif - put the whole thing in your mouth. Excellent. The stuffed squash blossoms are amazing. Fried but so light and not at all oily. Our waiter recommended sushi but we have an amazing vegan sushi place that we frequent every month called Nori ATX at home and I thought we'd be disappointed so we passed. Big mistake. We saw almost everyone ordering sushi and they looked so delicate and flavorful, we really should have ordered a full sampler or at least a roll. The next two recommendations from the waiter were a disappointment. First the meatballs. We sent them back, which I now realize is a faux pas in Italy. We weren't being cheap. We just did not like them. It was basically soy crumbles in tomato sauce and while flavored, really were not delicate or noteworthy but if you're hungry and you like fake meat, they were fine. The tartare, which was supposed to be turnip w horseradish tasted like steamed beets with no hint of horseradish and definitely underwhelming. I prefer roasted beets. Again, I'm being rough...it tasted fine. The pizza on the next table looked fantastic and they said they enjoyed it. We should've chosen the pizza. Then we had the Gnocchi Cacio Pepe made with cashew cream. Amazing! Served hot and fresh, it filled us up and they split it in half. Really courteous of them. Then we shared the chefs selection of petit patisserie. Excellent. The vegan whipped cream is the best I've tasted. Wines were excellent and very reasonable. We had 5 glasses. Our entire meal was approx 100 Euros and an amazing value. We will come back tomorrow if possible and whenever we're in Milan. If you're vegan or have allergies, don't miss this place. Do Order: White wines, Squash blossoms, sushi, pizza, gnocchi, and chef's patisserie.

We have been in Italy for a week visiting from Florida and…read morethis has been one of the best vegan restaurants we visited. I highly recommend doing one of their 3 or 4 course menu options they offer. My daughter and I both picked different ones so we could share and taste a total of 6 dishes. Every single dish we had was simply amazing ! My personal favorite was the gnocchi and tiramisu . I can only highly recommend this restaurant .

Wow, What a pleasant surprise...creative, inventive and delicious all vegan restaurant. We had 3…read moredifferent tasting menus : Exotic, romantic and classic - a little too much food:) and arrived 15 minutes before kitchen closed. Food was terrific, service was great and we were not rushed in any way and were even offered a dessert wine on our way out.

Outstanding mother and daughter run vegan restaurant. Make reservations. Pay attention to their…read moreoperating hours. It will be worth it. Went in for dinner with reservations. They needed a little extra help this night as I think there was only one server. There was also a private party in the back. Wine selections are mostly organic (if not all). Reasonable prices too. We ordered a bread plate, cheese plate, seitan steak, and pizza (not shown). When we sat down, we were told there was no vegan mozzarella. This changed a few dishes for sure. The pizza would have been much better with it, but was still very good. The cheese platter and seitan steak were stand outs for us. The vegan cheeses made by the owner would make any omnivore go vegan. In fact, we came back the next day to purchase cheese and dessert to go. Soooo worth it. I wish they shipped to the US. Had we stayed longer, we would have eaten here every other day. We will definitely be back. This is the best vegan Italian restaurant in Milan!

Good all-vegan spot that offers a small lunch menu and a more extravagant dinner menu. We showed up…read morefor lunch and each ordered their bowl of the day (€16; comes with a bottle of water; +€1.50 service charge per person). The bowl was healthy, tasty and well-designed, coming with nicely seasoned tofu, black beans, quinoa, white rice, sautéed cabbage, and raw green leaves. Very nice, simple, tasty, healthy bowl. Good service and great environment. Recommended.

It's time to eat…read more.. BURGERS. The declaration on the side window says it all: "No clowns No Kings No Colonels Just damn good burgers" You want a good burger, this place is where you want to go. They offer a myriad of delicious burger combinations (they're even vegan/vegetarian friendly!). I enjoy the Mini-Moo as well as the Virgin Burger - both Vegetarian options. But I'm a fan of their meat-loving options as well. I can safely say that I haven't had a burger as tasty as this in a really long time. This is my in-n-out, but way way way way better. Perhaps a Murder (excuse me) Redrum Burger replacement. The space is cramped and it can be packed during the lunch hour as well as late at night. But this place is definitely the best burger place I've been to in Italy. McWho? Oh, right. Just Burger Wave's DAMN GOOD BURGERS.

Q: You really think you have to be in Australia to see a kangaroo?…read more A: Yes and No. Qui l'hamBurger parla inglese, ma non inglese americano: infatti giunge a Milano via Oceano cavalcando l'onda che, di norma proveniente dagli States, in questo caso arriva direttamente dalla terra dei Canguri, e lo stile è decisamente quello. Una grossa tavola da surf indica l'ingresso di questo locale che è accogliente e piccolo, sembra un po una caverna. Il colore su tutti è il giallo, aiutato nel suo lavoro da un po di arancione, uno kateboard qua e la e piccoli tavoli pronti ad essere spostati opportunamente per far sedere le persone. Siam arrivati alle 20 di domenica sera, senza prenotazione. Veniam accolti da una sorridente ragazza che subito ci chiede: avete prenotato? Risposta: no. Non c'è posto, i tavoli sono tutti riservati, ma siamo in due e molto gentilmente ci fa accomodare; la prima prenotazione è da li a mezz'ora, perciò decide che va bene, nel frattempo si libererà un altro tavolo. Ordiniamo 2 wave burger, con carne di manzo grigliato, bacon croccante, formaggio, insalata, ketchup di loro produzione, mayo alle erbe, e due porzioni di patatine. Sia il pane che la carne sono molto buoni, ma non ci han chiesto il grado di cottura e l'hamburger arriva troppo cotto per i miei gusti. Inoltre non c'è molto bacon... anzi ce n'è poco. Il gusto ed il risultato sono comunque ottimi, soprattutto se accompagnati con le patatine giganti: due cestini stracolmi che sembravano non finire mai! Mentre ceniamo mi capita di dare un'occhiata alla tv accesa e vedo dei canguri che saltano come dei pazzi... Sedersi al tavolo comporta una certa maestria: lo spazio in alcuni punti è angusto, e bisogna coordinarsi nei movimenti per spostarlo cosi da guadagnare qualche centimetro e muoversi meglio. Durante la nostra cena un numero notevole di persone entra e chiede se c'è posto ma gli viene detto che l'attesa supera la mezz'ora; Burger wave dev'essere davvero gettonatissimo, a giudicare dal via vai incessante di avventori che arrivano per cenare, ordinano da portare via, passano a ritirare l'ordinazione fatta in precedenza, immagino per telefono, e nel frattempo bevono qualcosa fuori dal locale. C'è molta allegria ed energia positiva, questo mi piace. NB: Occhio allo spuntone di ferro che esce dalla porta ad altezza ginocchio... avvisati! I prezzi sono onestissimi ed accettano carte, bancomat e prepagate. E' vivamente consigliato prenotare, specie nel fine settimana. #Tasty#wave##

You're a vegetarian. A vegan. A swanky Californian who's found themselves in the middle of Milan…read more You're craving a Jamba Juice or a smoothie from your favorite corner smoothie joint. You're craving fresh, grainy, healthy deliciousness? Or you're craving an avocado smoothie like that Pho place you love used to make... WHAT DO YOU DO?! WHAT DO YOU DO?! I tell you what you do: You go to La Susina, #15 on Via Lagrange. I discovered Susina through a friend and I have yet to be disappointed. I might have an Italian background, but sometimes you don't want pasta for lunch. Sometimes all you want is a nice fresh light sandwich or a plate of veggies and a delicious cool fresh fruit smoothie. La Susina offers a cozy colorful space, delicious fresh vegan friendly food (pasta/rice dishes/ veggie side dishes/ fresh sandwiches/ delicious deserts), amazing fruit/veggie smoothie options, and amazing service. Delicious and reasonably price. I typically get a mixed plate with a reasonable (HEALTHY) sized portion of three different 'dishes', an avocado smoothie, and a slice of delicious pie/cake/cookie. And I usually pay under 10 euros. I love this place. If this place were a person. I would get down on one knee and propose that we have fresh fruit smoothies every day for the rest of our lives. NOTE: If you're a burger, meat lover, think that a place like this only offers tasteless 'hippie/rabbit food' - this is not the place for you. Avoid at all costs. Because your attitude will probably ruin it for the rest of us 'rabbits.' ;p But Burger Wave is right around the corner and I highly recommend it.

My gut wasn't necessarily saying 'NO more cheese and bread.' But it was longing for some goodness…read morealong the way. If you're craving an instant fruit and veg fix, La Susina is the spot. I had a fresh fruit smoothie and felt instant better for it; just the ray of sunshine my body needed; the perfect little boost. The menu here caters to vegan and gluten free diets which could definitely be a godsend for many. For me, whilst it wasn't a necessity, I was really happy to have found a healthy spot like this whilst on holiday. It is bright and fun inside. - I absolutely loved the adorable soft toy vegetable characters on the shelves! Staff were friendly and welcoming and the prices are reasonable. All in all, La Susina is a pleasant healthy stop in Milan. It definitely feels like a hidden gem too as it's a little off the beaten track for tourists.