Lively, busy, trendy and fun. The place is chock full of trash and treasures and it works. Lots of…read morelittle alcoves to sit. This place is popular with the 20 something crowd.

One of the best bars I've ever been to. Definitely the best cocktail program I've experienced. Do…read morenot miss this, the decor is incredible. You'll feel strangely at home amongst the incredible curation of the space.

Armani Bamboo Bar/ Restaurant Milan…read more This modern, chic restaurant serves good food in a pretty space. We stopped in for lunch and were surprised that the restaurant was virtually empty. While the hostess/initial server was a very abrupt, very haughty (with more than a tad of condescension) unpleasant, British woman, (so unpleasant that we were going to leave) the rest of the staff was better, some staff members even rising to the level of gracious. GianPaulo, for example, was attentive, accommodating and very pleasant, so we stayed. We opted to share the shrimp appetizer, which was quite tasty. We then opted for the salmon poke and seared tuna salad (their version of the nicoise). The salmon poke was not bad. The seared tuna salad excelled in both plating and flavor. The tuna was fresh and lightly seared, and the vegetables were also fresh and prepared perfectly al dente. As the restaurant was quite empty, after the initial unpleasantness, we enjoyed a peaceful, relaxing lunch. While we wouldn't "rush back" to Bamboo Bar, it's well located, has a pleasant ambiance, and the seared tuna salad was quite good.

A for atmosphere. Gorgeous place. Great staff…read more F for food. Come for the 25 euro drinks. Eat anywhere else.

So I'm not a club goer at all but a random Saturday night brought me to this club at 2 a.m…read more I was in jeans, a tank top and converse shoes, surrounded by women in mini dresses and high heels waiting to get in. I thought for sure we are not getting in this club....but they let us in. Our group was myself, another American female and an Australian male. They told us that there was a private party so they could only let in women. I told the bouncer he was with us and if they wouldn't let him in, then we would leave. They made an "exception". With that being said...it was like all dudes in the place. So I couldn't hate that they were trying to make the crowd more equal. It was 20 Euro to get in and included a drink. I had a great time here. Not sure if it was the company I was with, but we had so much fun dancing and taking breaks in the outdoor area. If you are looking to keep the party going when the bars close...this is a spot to hit up.

As an exchange student in Milan, this is one of my favorite clubs to hit up. It's definitely better…read morein the warmer months when they open the outdoor section for the party, otherwise, it's just like any other indoor club but with outdoor couches to rest. Special 2 for 10 euro drinks for erasmus students on Wednesday nights, keeps all the exchange students coming. Good music and good atmosphere.

Small bar by a canal…read more On my first night in Milan, we stopped by this small bar for late night drinks (probably around midnight). We were high on US time and were wide awake. I'm not much of a drinker, but my Basil Honey drink wasn't that bad (3.5/5 stars). No mini munchies were given to us, and perhaps it was because we didn't come at an earlier time. I think what gave this place a 4 opposed to 3 stars, is the free WIFI. You know I need to be wifi-ing because I'm not gonna pay for an international data plan. Overall, if you're interesting in late night drinks with free wifi by a small canal, this is your place.

Great little cocktail spot. Cozy & chill. Strong drinks,…read morewhoa. I had a berry rum drink that was filled with yummy fruit & tons of booze. Much enjoyed. I would go back.

We went there two nights in a row! Cool vibe, chill music, excellent service, great views and…read moredelicious cocktails! My husband was obsessed with their Whiskey Sour!

Amazing place Nice Bar and restaurant…read more Milano You can smoke and eat on the open air in any dress code

i really like this lounge. it's really chill and lots of…read moreseating. the drinks are pretty cheap too. i know it was closed for a little bit and it made me sad. hopefully it is open again so i can go back. even though its a gay bar, i love it.

Went to this club for my friends birthday. All of us were having a great time. All of my girl…read morefriends got up on the bar and were dancing and having a good time. As soon as one of my guy friends got up he got dragged down and punched in the face. While struggling he got dragged out of the club, shoved and punched and was not let back in. Do not go here with guys if you don't want to be treated like shit.

I love churches & I love bars. The combination of a bar in an old church sounded unbeatable when I…read morefirst heard of this place. I was a tad bit disappointed to find the club rather empty late on a Saturday night. According to a local Tuesdays are popular so that could be a good night to visit. The interior is grand & impressive. It sports a huge crystal lamp, high ceiling, beautiful furniture, a balustrade in the second floor & a DJ in an elevated position behind the bar. I enjoyed the light show. The drinks are overpriced however there is no cover charge which feels even Steven.

I went to meet some friends here for an apperitivo on a rainy day and the pretentiousness was so…read morenasty I couldn't stomach walking in the door! I wish I could give zero stars. I should mention that we were all well dressed, jackets, dresses etc. everyone looked great... When we arrived the doorman stopped us at the hostess's stand to insist I place my $500 or so handmade Italian umbrella in the front door's overflowing and chaotic umbrella bucket. I calmly showed him my plastic umbrella bag I bring with me for this exact situation, told him "it's not a problem," put my umbrella inside the bag and started walking in. He stopped my fiancée and I and said either the umbrella goes in the front door's bucket or I go outside. Of course, everyone knows umbrellas in an establishment's umbrella bin are considered public property by Italians. My fiancée calmly explained to him it was too expensive for the bin and he said "I don't care!" Then comes the most pretentious part- he said it needed to be left in the bin for "security purposes" Imagine! To stop all umbrellas! I was able to bring my umbrella into an event with president Obama but not Roialto! We looked around and saw no one but normal younger Italians all overdressed to appease their obviously snobby hosts. No VIPs important enough for their own security detail anyway. At that point and not so calmly, I told him where he could put all of his umbrellas and I left. Our friends were already seated and I told my fiancée outside I would get a drink elsewhere while they were there. Once we did everyone complained about the snobby eye-rolling service they got from staff there, even the Filipini buffet servers. Yelp! I recommend not troubling these people since they are obviously the only ones 'cool enough' to be around themselves. It will save your evening as well.

Very nice place interior design is touchy but customers service sucks !!!…read more They don't know how to treat with customers and it seem they dot care loosing them !!!!

I really like this place In heart of Milan you can find a…read morenice & cozy place The staff are so polite & helpful

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