Jollibee Milan is pretty big but in a weird configuration with a zigzagging corridor. It felt as…read morelarge as one of the mall locations in Manila, and I did not expect to find it in the middle of Milan. The vibe was lively and fun, and what really stood out was the crowd. Lots of Filipino diners enjoying a taste of home, while the staff working the counters all looked very European. Kind of ironic, kind of cool. If you're craving something familiar, comforting, and a little chaotic in the best way, this Jollibee absolutely delivers.

After over a week of eating Italian food, we needed a break from pasta. This Jollibee is close to…read morethe Duomo so you can eat your food there, or you can eat in the indoor dining space. You can order at the counter or at the kiosk. Credit cards and cash accepted. It was like a Pinoy party when we went, and they do speak Tagalog. It was a 20 minute wait for us to get two spicy chicken sandwiches to go, and when we went back again in the evening, it was an hour wait. The spicy chicken sandwich was super tasty. It came with no sides and was more expensive than it is in the States, but the breading was on point.

So I visited this McDonald's in Milano however I wasn't a fan of this one. The service took a long…read moretime. It's very chaotic. Don't give me wrong. The one in Rome was as well but I think they had a bigger space and they had more options so this was just a regular one when I say regular in terms of yes they did have a pastries and things off to the side that's unique outside of the US for what we have in the US so we had that but it just was a smaller location very hectic. I had a burger with spicy fries. The spicy seasoning came on the side in a packet that I missed so I didn't have that experience. Nuggets. The food was just OK. Nothing special about it or memorable. I prefer the one that was in Rome and this is in the fashion district in Milano.

(A collection of 8 European McDonald's reviews - spread across several years - #1)…read more McDonald's has no scruples as to where it places its stores, especially in historic locations in Europe. To me, the most offensive is the placement of a store in the same piazza as the Pantheon. That is a very tight space and having one so close to and across from such an important and enigmatic site is a bit much, hence I have vowed not to eat there. However, this McDonald's in Milan is placed across from vast Piazza Duomo. This square has Metro staircases existing at several places and many other retail establishments, although the retail inside the world's most "original" Galleria is not just any retail. I have eaten at this McDonald's across from Piazza Duomo several times. I'm sure it's hard to keep this location in tip-top shape. It's almost always very crowded. It pulls people in because they might not know where to turn for a quick bite in Milan and they won't, or can't, be eating inside the Galleria. Ordering via the kiosk in Italy seemed to predate doing so in North America. I dislike the kiosks there, across Europe, and even in North America since there are more than a few redundant steps in the ordering process to view your cart and there is also repetitive suggestive upselling along the way. The prices are about the same as in the U.S., possibly because of the dollar being a little weaker than the Euro during numerous past years. The service is indifferent, but then they're very busy. The food is about the exact same as in the U.S. Kudos to the Italian stores for having Sprite Zero. The bathrooms have very long lines - with the lines being even worse for women - and, inside, they are not acceptable. This is an area that needs more attention. What this McDonald's is all about, to me, anyway, is the view. From the upper floor, which is where there is a lot of seating, its windows have a superb view of Piazza Duomo and Milan Cathedral. I was thinking of going with 4 stars for each of the letters in the word V-I-E-W, but I might just go with a strong 3 stars. On any given trip to this important Italian city, it's not like you will keep coming back here. I might drop in once on each trip to Milan.

Their pasta is amazing! Their coffee is incredible…read more Pastries are amazing especially the pistachio filled croissant Great for families. Friendly service. Can't go wrong by going here.

Two cafe macchiato and panini here are the perfect start to any vacation or day in Milano. It was…read moreclean with pleasant staff. The sandwiches had fresh ingredients; the bread perfectly crisp and fresh as well. This location was quiet with a low buzz of people talking but never too loud. Definitely give it a stop if you're in the area.

A very nice little spot for quick lunch. The panini are generously sized and the service was fast…read more A pleasant vibe to break up the crazy day. There is some outside seating but not too much. And it can be hot in the late afternoons of summer. Try something with the pretzel roll.

I requested an order for delivery. I ordered the veggie cheeseburger with fries and the triple…read morechocolate cake. I also ordered multiple sauces that I did NOT receive and was actually sent the cheesecake and not the triple chocolate cake. For service, I rate them in the negative. Disappointed. For taste... The bun on my burger was AMAZING. Super soft and fluffy, overall great taste for a simple piece of bread. It really made the burger as surprising as that sounds. They also applied a good amount of cheese which I was happy about. The other ingredients on top were pretty fresh as well. Fries were good too. Cheesecake was okay. Had an odd texture and aftertaste compared to your normal, creamy, smooth cheesecake. It was as if it wasn't blended well. Really wish I had the triple chocolate.

I visited Five Guys at Milano Centrale after travelling from England, and I wanted to give special…read morepraise to a staff member named Ernest. Ernest provided absolutely outstanding customer service. He was extremely friendly, professional, and helpful, and he spoke both English and Italian fluently, which made our experience much easier and more enjoyable. He really went above and beyond, and his level of customer service is on another level. Staff members like Ernest make a huge difference to customers, and he truly deserves recognition for his excellent work.

Tastes exactly the same as in the US, maybe better actually :)…read more Nice American fast food fix in the middle of Milan when you are looking for a quick bite. You know exactly what you are going to get (if you've been to a five guys before) and then have lots of extra time to explore the city. We paid $35 USD for 2 burgers ( a little and a regular), a fry and 2 bottles of water. While may feel pricey for what it is, sadly it is not too off the prices in the US for Five Guys these days.

Pretty good burger if you're hunting down one. I'd amount it mine at home more. Fresh ingredients…read morethough and friendly staff. Good atmosphere as well.

Not worth the money.. McDonalds is better. Hamburger doesn't…read morecome with meat. Literally tasted like cafeteria food.. probably the worst burger I've ever had. Also the "check-in" deal has expired and they do not do that anymore.

Stopped by here to get a quick meal. This Burger King is located above the train station and has an…read moreeating area for customers. However, this place is usually crowded and there are pigeons that roost on top, so I'd recommend getting your food to go. I ordered an American burger (hamburger with lettuce, cheese, and bacon) while my girlfriend had a chicken sandwich. The menu is mostly the same as what you would see at an American or airport Burger King, though with a few different options for the desserts. While the food isn't bad, it's a hassle to make your order, stand in the crowd, and then get your food to go. The cashier insisted that our receipt was already inside our bag even though we could clearly see it on their counter, so I wouldn't be surprised if they occasionally made minor mistakes with your order. My advice? If you want a fast meal and there isn't a line here, go ahead and grab a burger. If there's a line, then you might want to go somewhere else.

Tiny burger heaven in Milan! Found it on Yelp and was very pleased. Mostly carryout but has two…read morewall counters and a 4 seat center table. Ate in and could not have enjoyed it more. Their tag line "Try Not to Come Back if You Can" is spot on!

Free home delivery through Foodora. I bet it's easy to digest, like someone before me wrote: we're…read moretalking about a teeny-weeny hamburger like today's bikinis. Three bites and the feast is over. Price is just a little too high for few morsels of a sandwich. Fries were great. No pics, was too hungry

Corey's fried chicken is amazing, it was seasoned to perfection, with the perfect amount of…read morecrispness. Milan is so fortunate to have Corey's. Got a chance to meet the man behind this amazing fried chicken, he is so sweet and welcoming. Made us felt at home and made our visit so enjoyable. Thank you, Corey and Milan I am so jealous we don't have Corey's in the state.

There's quite a lot of soul in this kitchen...& in the chicken too. Corey's brings southern fried…read morefast food to Chinatown that actually tastes like American food; not some knock off, which is what you usually find at Milanese restaurants claiming the red, white, & blue as their inspiration. The flavorful chicken recipe is consistent, juicy, & crispety crunchy every time. Their potato salad is better than most I've had even at the best BBQs (no onions!) or they offer the more popular, sweet potato fries or the lesser known baked beans. They also have what sounds like some delish desserts but we were too stuffed to try. I reiterate, I consider this tiny, unassuming, (clean) hole-in-the-wall a fast food joint...so you order at the counter, grab your tray, & see yourself to your table of choice either downstairs or up. They also have a short counter with stools at the window that seats 3-4 in case you want first row seating to hurried passersby or the occasional dog walker cleaning up. Oh, & there's air conditioning! Like real, good ol' 'Merican air conditionin's!!! Be aware of their non-American hours though, as they close for siesta in the early afternoon to reopen later for dinner service. What's more, their customer service is on par with their food! There's a small, young crew of locals (didn't meet actual Corey, who is apparently a real person from The South) that run & maintain the place. I mentioned it's fast food but only in menu not in prices. There will be no 5€ combo with fries & a drink. I understand it's an elevated version & I certainly appreciate it, but I'm skeptical of the locals making this concept a raging success as they're so used to cheap eats, especially at lunch time. On a last note, my friend & fellow USA expat would beat me with a chicken leg if I didn't mention their playlist. A variety of either old school hip hop or R&B...like, the real sh!t. I will definitely be returning to get my fingers & lips all greased up!