After a long day at a conference this was perfect. Sat outside, service was very friendly, and…read morefood was excellent!

I literally wrote 4 paragraphs and Yelp glitched and deleted my draft…read more Please make sure to ask them to charge you in Euros because we didn't get the option by the owner and he charged us in USD which costs us more. He's been in business for 44 years so obviously he knows but still charged us in USD which is kinda shady IMO. We decided to dine here due to all the reviews and photos posted. When we approached the restaurant, the owner immediately said "Ni Hao" which I thought was kinda racist. What if I wasn't Chinese? Mink felt offended but we committed to dining there so we did. He asked if we wanted to dine inside or outside. Since it was chilly for Mink, we opted to dine inside where it was 90% full due to a Chinese tour group. They all had the same dish so we figured preset menu for them. I wasn't sure what I was going to get but since they all ate the Ossobuco con risotto alla Milanese in Crosta, I decided to order that as it was one of the dishes I was considering. Mink ordered their Spaghetti ai frutti di mare. I'm not sure why but the owner exclusively took care of us. He also made it a point to bring a photo over of Jay Chow saying he's dined there 4-5 times in the last few years. Maybe that's why the Chinese tour group eats there? He was arrogant enough to brag about how much money he's made because of Jay Chow. There were lots of celebrities that dined there from what gathered looking at his wall of fame. I bet he didn't charge any of them in USD *smh* The Ossobuco con risotto alla Milanese in Crosta was really good and probably the best we had in Milan. They must be able to make this dish with their eyes closed at this point with the daily Chinese tour groups dining there. Their Spaghetti ai frutti di mare was decent but didn't have as much seafood in the dish as other restaurants and the flavor was about average. The bread and EVOO offered was legit though! I loved it and I normally hardly ever eat the complimentary bread. Food is good overall and customer service felt extra. If we didn't get charged USD, wasn't getting bragged to about how much money he made off Jay Chow and wasn't greeted with a "Ni Hao" then the place is 4 stars. Since all that did happened, 2.5 stars.

Never knew about Tigelle until visited this restaurant. It was delicious, and served fresh with a…read moreside of gnocco fritto. They also have gluten free options: the tigelle was very similarly delicious.

We went in Sunday evening to eat something Italian food with my husband and 3-year old kid. The…read moreFood was big surprise for a tourist, and we loved it! The waitress explained to us how the food was suppose to eat. This place was modern, young and the waitresses were super! Thank you for this experience!

Wow!! 10/10 recommend this restaurant. It was a gluten free persons dream they had everything you…read morecould want from bakery items, to focaccia sandwiches, to lasagna. I only got bakery items and the cinnamon roll was to die for I haven't had one in so long. So worth the trip and they take cross contamination very seriously. Would go back!!

POURING outside all day in Milan... zero chance of it letting up... can we survive without food 24…read morehrs and remain functional operating a flight back jet lagged and all was my first thought.... Fuck it once wet you're wet and it doesn't matter anymore... i walked 15 mins to the tram stop... soaked... Bistrò is a place i've wanted to try for a very long time but found it closed a few times due to summer vacations... So glad i took the plunge.., for the first time in Italy i decided to go with the fresh pasta... wow delicious ricotta spinach ravioli with a pumpkin sage butter sauce ... what more to say.... Absolutely delightful, i then had the delicious Pistachio tiramisu ... highly recommend and will definitely be back...

Amazing find in our recent trip to Milan. My 15 year old daughter has a gluten intolerance and was…read morein heaven and couldn't decide what to buy!! Think she could quite easily have bought everything if she had the money! We bought some little cakes & a packet of pasta. We haven't had the pasta yet but I'm sure it will be fab. However here's what she said about the profiterole "it was amazing, the best thing I've ever tasted!"

Having just read an article about Emilia Romagna region of Italy, I couldn't resist trying out…read moreParma & Co for lunch. And sooo glad I did. Yes, its a bit pricier than the neighboring restaurants but I think if you appreciate quality than it is totally worth it. First came out the delicious bag of fried gnocchi. They were seconds out of the oven fresh. Flaky, a bit crispy, but entirely soft in the middle. Simply amazing. I didn't stop until the bag was empty. I had the gnocchi in a light tomato sauce as my lunch. Again, simple but cooked to perfection, soaking up all the sauce on the plate. I cannot wait to visit the region but for now this will have to do!

Best food I had in Milan. The ambience and decor were impeccable but the meats and the pasta were…read moresuperb. Good selection of wines and handcrafted beers. Truly a gem.

Amazing food! Everything is gluten free. Including the beer! We had the Quiche and a panini…read more They have a table for two with swings for seats but you need to reserve that because there is only one and it goes fast.

I was really excited to hear about a gluten-free bakery in Milan, so I made sure this was on my…read morelist of places to visit during my trip, sadly PanPerMe Gluten Free Bakery failed to impress and left me feeling rather disappointed. The menu was very limited, mainly consisting of plates of food which consisted of many items, I don't like this approach as it meant that if you were not too hungry, and just wanted a sandwich, you had to order a whole tray of food, including drinks, the food is priced reasonable, but considering you are unable to order the items individually, it does work out a little pricey if you're not interested in ordering the whole "brunch". I was told they would be unable to make individual items or modify toppings. The seating was limited, and due to being busy, I was placed in the outdoor seating area, which was in a rather uncomfortable garden chair, on a street in a residential area, so it wasn't the most welcoming area either. I went for the American brunch, which came to 22€. Again, I was disappointed with the quality of my food and drink, the orange juice tasted cheap and watered down, while the bread also was poor, even for gluten-free bread, it didn't hold together and fell apart in my hands while I tried to eat my sandwich, which you wouldn't expect from a specialist bakery. The staff seemed friendly enough, and with our basic knowledge of each other's languages, they seemed to try their best to help, with me using a Translate app, It wasn't the waitress's fault for the inability to modify dishes, she seemed to be trying to do her best to help when the kitchen wouldn't budge. The potatoes were greasy, and I didn't understand why they would include watermelon on the same plate. The desserts were just okay, my guest ended up enjoying hers, and my pistachio-based cupcake (I'm not sure of the exact name) was moist and did taste quite good, perhaps they should go back to the basics and stick to the desserts. 2*

Worth the wait! Popular pizza in Milan which almost always has a wait, but trust me it's worth it…read more We got the bianca and margherita. This sounds weird, but the bianca tastes like a bagel which was the most unique pizza I have ever had. We devoured the two pizzas because they were absolutely delicious. We also had prosecco which the waiter helped us select. The service was quick and helpful. The actual restaurant was crowded but that is to be expected. Will be back!

The servers were great. Fun, lively environment. Asked for extra crispy pizza and it was legit…read moredoughy. Soggiest and most unappealing pizza I've ever seen, unfortunately. Paid for it, but decided to go somewhere else. Beware if you prefer a crispy pizza, this is the exact opposite.

The food was amazing it was definitely a nice change of pace as a American touring Italy I…read moredefinitely was trying to avoid the tourist spots this was a little outside of the duomo area and I went 3 times on my trip! The lasagna is exceptional and their selection of prosciutto was amazing i had the best prosciutto I have ever had! And the servers where really friendly to me and spoke English. The ambiance felt right at home I'm going to make sure next time I'm back I vist!

We love the food! Two of us had salads with mozzarella, which were yummy and big. One had lasagna,…read morewhich is yummy and a good size portion, but not too big. I had fried polenta with Gorgonzola which was surprisingly yummy!

I think this is the busiest restaurant on the first level. Of course when you google, their AI…read moretells you this is the famous restaurant in the Galleria. So we go in. The prices are fair, the menu is standard (offers standard dishes you want to try in Milan.) The veal milano was too heavy, I'd prefer the ones in Vienna. Maybe because it's fried in butter. 6/10 my family said. Didn't finish it. The Osso Buco was fair. Small portion didn't finish either. The appetizer of Scallops was fine, a bit too salty. The service was excellent and the atmosphere was good. Of course you are dining where the opera performers dine whatever that means to you. It's a pretty standard tourist meal, but not pricy. Checklist item I'd say.

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.