Outstanding drinks, truly. That's about the only thing I'd recommend going for…read more My friend and I stopped in twice during a weekend in Italy and were really impressed by the drinks, so decided to quench our intrigue with the food options. The first time here, we were informed of a €3 charge to sit at a table that's not at the bar. The thing is, there's not really a bar...this confused us, but we went with it. The second day, no charge. Huh? They had a great-looking menu with plenty of options, but this fell short. Unfortunately what's available in their glass cases is all they have for the day, so my friend and I were stuck with minimal options. The ham and cheese I got was fine, nothing special. My friend's croissant was far too cheesy, overwhelmingly so. However, we were consistently impressed by the drinks. I'd recommend coming here for a coffee or tea, but maybe try somewhere else for food unless you come in earlier.

Fast and on point. The server was told once and got everything in order. Pleasant I say and…read moredressed professionally too. I'm loving MILAN so far.

I stumbled upon this place and I was in heaven. I'm a Campari girl through and through. Don't come…read moreat me and say it is "too bitter" because it's amazing. It's delicious. It's refreshing. la migliore. There is room to sit and there is a standing room area where they put out snacks throughout the bar. Great bartenders and well made drinks. I got to try the "shakerado" for the first time. It's a really simple drink - Campari over ice shaken and served in a small coup. This was my favorite stop in Milan

Food: 4/5 Service: 4/5…read moreAmbiance: 4.5/5 I was looking for a nice bar after dinner. This one came up on my search and decided to give it a try. When I arrived it was busy, especially bar area. I got the table at the patio with nice view of Duomo. They also have heater so it was pleasant. I ordered Negroni and it was delicious. Overall experience was nice and I would repeat.

Lovely place to grab a bite before theater or after walking near Duomo…read more It was freaking hot & we were hungry- decided to stop here for light bites. Hostess was not friendly, we were here in afternoon & service was limited to cafe /bar. Some rude guy barged in front & was served first- After this initial BS -we finally settled in little red velvet seats in cafe section & thoroughly enjoyed our sandwiches & coffee ( one cappuccino & one iced & sweetened) Desserts & pastries in case look absolutely incredible- worth returning for a try .

I like the cafe below the opera house. Food here is delicate. I would recommend you visit them if…read moreyou come to visit the opera house. They have sandwiches and the dessert. We have the tuna sandwich and the cold cut ham sandwich. I like the marinate sauce on the tuna. It is a bit sweet. The best thing is to try their dessert. Our first dessert is call Amour. This dessert is coat with red sweet sugar and top with eatable gold chocolate sheet on top. The bottom is a cookie. The inside is strawberry filling with white chocolate mousse. The second dessert call Caramel. Outward is coated with chocolate. Top with gold color chocolate. This dessert is great experience. When we want to use the toilet, it located at the trap door. The soup is black. It make this cafe interesting.

Excellent sandwiches!! It's a small little corner cafe that offers pastries, sandwiches and…read moresnacks. Very friendly and helpful staff.

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

I was a regular here during my semester abroad (it's right next to a university) mostly because of…read morethe superb coffee and pastries. No kidding, during the four months I spent in Milan I never found a cappuccino or caffè americano that was as consistently good as what I got at PD. As for the namesake paninis, the least I can say is you'll never get bored with the selection. The 50+ item panini menu ranges from plain-and-simple to exotic (even in the smaller, ready-made selections behind the counter), and while I didn't care for truffle oil, mashed eggplant, or walnuts in my sandwiches, there are some real gems in there (like #15). Bring a dictionary, though, because the sandwich descriptions are all in Italian. My favorite thing to do was start the day with a cappuccino and croissant with grape jam filling before the mid-morning rush--during which time it's almost too crowded to move--and come back to study in the afternoon. Solid wi-fi, plenty of seating, and great staff (have I mentioned the coffee?) made the minor nuisances bearable. I can only hope that they open their next branch back home in Texas.

I'm a huge fan of this cafe. It's close to the university in the area and great for students,…read moreespecially non-Italian speaking exchange students. The space and atmosphere is well decorated and great for both studying and working with groups, but quite small. The service is 10/10, friendly, fast yet noninvasive. The cappuccinos are a little pricier but consistently great with lovely pasties to go alongside them. It's one of the few places that have soymilk and matcha. I would go everyday before the library opened during midterms and finals. For lunch I've been pleased with all the paninis I've had from here, and a great selection for a Vegetarian such as myself. My friend liked the grain bowl she had as well. TL;DR: Great atmosphere, solid food, highly recommend

Very solid option in the Galleria with classic comfort options including pizza, ossobucco, and…read morecostelleta in an unmatched location and extremely reasonable prices for the location. I would recommend making a reservation during prime hours and sitting outside if they have space there. The pizzas are the thin crust Roman style and very solid - the classic Margherita is the one to get as the execution is fantastic. You get the flavor of a NYC slice made with better ingredients and with a great thin crust. This reminds me of Marta in NYC which closed during COVID. The classic entrees are made in the comfort food style - solid flavors, generous portions, and good ingredients. Be sure to try the costelleta or ossobucco. The cutlet is perfectly tender with a crispy crust served with fantastic roasted potatoes. The ossobucco itself is just okay but the risotto is very satisfying especially with the bone marrow. If you are by the Duomo or Galleria and want comfort food this is a great option.

We had a hard time deciding where to eat tonight because there are so many restaurants in this…read moreplaza, but based upon reviews we decided on this spot, and I think we made a good choice. Prices were fair, and the staff was very attentive. We were able to get some good Italian music and food here. The four cheese pizza is the da bomb. They even give you some free stuff for dessert and a little mini appetizer. However, there is a four Euro tax per PERSON, that might knock the wind out of you. Still, enjoyed the place.

The espresso was fantastic. The service was quick and friendly. It is cash only, so be sure that…read moreyou have some Euro.

Perfect little coffee shop / cafe next to the DoubleTree hotel. The coffee and cappuccino's are…read moreon point. Great way to start the day, I had a Brie and tomato with greens sandwich. They speak little English, which is helpful, also got by using Google Translate. I'll definitely visit agin.

Great meal. Make sure you try the pork and the lemon olive oil with the bread…read more A really great place.

I don't get the hype. Food was whatever. Service was bad. The host was rude. It's all hyperead more