This is one of the best restaurants in Milan. The owners are friendly, waiters adorable and…read moreprofessional. It's business oriented so it's a very good place for a business dinner. You can really pick anything from their menu and you'll be satisfied. È uno dei migliori ristoranti della città. È molto consigliabile anche per cene di lavoro. I proprietari son molto gentili e io personale è adorabile. Potete davvero scegliere qualsiasi cosa dal menu e ne uscirete soddisfatti.

This store is one of the first stores in my life that I've visited that has food recipes attested…read moreby the Panini Certification authority. That said the Panini here was awesome I tried their Veg-2 dish which was a Cashew Pesto based one and was pretty refreshing one. We followed up this with the Tiramisu at the store which was totally authentic and scrumptious ! A far departure from the ones you get in US at the Olive Garden. Service was fast and efficient and the staff pretty pleasant ! Great place for a casual dine out after some shopping at the Apple store next door !!

Turns out this is part of a chain but knowing that probably wouldn't have put us off eating here…read more We called in late in the evening on a Sunday but that had no bearing on the time to be seated or the wait for our order to be taken - people like to eat out in Milan and we were there at what is probably the peak time to do so. Not a problem as we were in no hurry and happy to go with the flow. When it arrived the beer therefore went down even better than usual and the food was much appreciated and clearly very fresh & freshly put together. Oddly the drinks bill turns up with the drinks & that's then used to identify what you ordered to eat when you go up to pay at the cash desk at the end. A good experience though (this one's in a particularly nice building) and a good option for watching the locals at play.

#182-2016:…read more Finally... thanks (once again) Salvatore for the challenge. And thanks Hats Off for making me feel a little less homesick. I met with some yelped, some friends and some family members for a Sunday funday brunch at this little corner of the good ol' comfort food of the land of star's stripes. We ordered: - Onion rings (some slightly over fried) with beer batter with honey mustard .... YOLO!!! - cheese burger with raw onions and French fries (truly appreciated) - pulled pork sandwich (I needed a a shower afterwards.... which means it was TRULY amazing)... it was so wonderfully cooked and the meat melted in my mouth. - baby back ribs with BBQ sauce and French fries (wonderfully cooked, extremely soft and chewable) - hot wings (ÜBER-spicy) and some a tad too over-cooked with gorgonzola sauce. - pancakes with maple syrup and whipped cream -super huge and decadent burrito with 3 sauces (guacamole, sour cream and jalapeño) The squeezed oranges were very nice and the bottled water was good as well. The beer on tap was from Piemonte and very good indeed. Everything was truly great... EXCEPT for the coffee. .. that tasted burnt. Everything was amazing and tasty and I surely will come back over and over again to try a few more options off the menu.... Welcome to my home away from home... BRAVO!!!

After a couple of stops at Hats-Off, I'm finally ready to review it and it can't be less than 5…read morestars because everytime I've found good and attentive service and excellent food. Cecily's place is what I would call the most authentic American food I've had in Italy, and thanks to her you can eat real bbq baby back ribs, yummy burgers and the best apple pie in Milan (among other delicious dishes). The place is not big, about 10 tables, you can see that Cecily is always taking care of everything, from the entrance where she greets you, then explaining every dish at your table (I loved the explanation about the Animal Fries: "Italians complain that it seems we gave them leftovers, but that's the way they are, it's a typical L.A. dish, so don't complain if you order them" - seriously, Google them if you don't believe it) and always checking up on you, if you need anything and if the food's OK. I've been here for a traditional Thanksgiving dinner where we left super full and satisfied (first approach to their apple pie, yummy!): turkey, potatoes, mac n'cheese, dips, brownies, etc., then for drinks and to watch the game (it can be a valid alternative to a sports bar - big screen, beers, onion rings, what else do you need?), for dessert (apple pie!) and for dinner again last night. As starters, we had the shrimp pil pil (spicy and hot, probably not the best choice on a hot summer evening... we were sweating) and the animal fries (loved them, I would also order them as bar snacks to watch the game); then the famous baby back ribs (be ready to lick your fingers) and the blue cheese burger which was a mess to eat (the patty was too juicy and the bun got too moisty) so I ended up eating it with fork and knife but it was very good and cooked perfectly to my taste; the sides were also good: creamed spinach and cucumber salad with tzatziki... as if we weren't full enough, we had the apple pie and the cheesecake, both great. Prices are average for restaurants in the city center and considering the quality and authenticity, well, hats off to Cecily!!!