I was a client in the 1970 until now and the pizza is great. I like the slice with prosciutto cotto…read moreand anchovies.

Giuliano è un'istituzione della pizza al trancio a Milano, ultimo baluardo italiano nella china…read moretown milanese. Ho vissuto qualche anno in via giusti, parallela di Paolo Sarpi, e in quel periodo ho mangiato la pizza da Giuliano almeno una volta alla settimana, tornavo dal lavoro in scooter e passavo da Giuliano a prendere un paio di tranci da portare a casa. Che ricordi! La pizza è ancora buonissima!

Mamma Oliva cooks good pizzas in "napoletana" style, with soft dough and tall borders. Pizzas are…read moremade in a wood-powered oven, which is key for excellent results. However, our dining experience here was by no means unique; We were promptly seated and within seconds we were assaulted by the ill-behaved offspring in a group at another table. Their kids was not crying, they were just shouting. Kids of about six rode their scooters. As they zoomed by, the befuddled waitress didn't know what to do (or where to walk). After all, his parents nor the manager didn't seem fazed. When children start screaming, top-of-the-lungs screaming, our ability to have a conversation stopped, and our ability to enjoy our time together declined. So, we walked out. On our way out I mentioned to the staff why we were leaving. Which seemed like they did not care. I have been exposed to loud kids before, but nothing like this. I know we need to be tolerant of families with kids. It's tough turning ill-behaved rug-rats into adults, but what is the limit? I mean I wasn't eating at a Chuck E. Cheese's. Restaurant owners are in the business of selling food, drinks and experience. They should be able to set the tone, ambience and style of their own establishment to cater to a specific crowd.

When I saw the bad reviews this place has had (which I saw after eating there), I couldn't believe…read moremy eyes. In our two week long stay in Italy this was the best Pizza and overall eating experience, we had. The pizzas were great, the staff very sweet and professional, and the owner very humble and proud. The restaurant was loaded with locals eating there and the atmosphere was great.

Very nice and quaint café with class. Happy hour is absolutely fantastic. The service is efficient,…read morethough not friendly (which is to be expected in Milano; no one smiles in this town). The happy hour food is ample and the prices are right. It's clean and very comfortable.

If your objective is to lose weight and be treated poorly than Colonial Cade is your spot. Order…read morewhat you want and don't worry about pesky calories, they ran out of what we ordered despite us attempting to order three times over a course of a half hour, all before 1PM. Second waitress was kinder than our first, but still they seemed to have run out of almost everything and it took 20 minutes to let us know after our first re-order. We ordered three dishes each of which they ran. The first delightful waitress seemed to be generally irritated with life and said it was not her fault if the guys in the kitchen messed up. So as I wrote, unless you want to go hungry and be treated poorly in the meantime, then stay away. There are many places to choose from in that part of Milan, your will do better somewhere else.