A very traditional osteria serving classic northern Italian preparations…read more We sat in the garden area which I highly recommend as it's more intimate and inviting. We started with the mixed salumi and formagio plate which came with prosciutto, truffled mortadella, soppresatta, coppa, two types of cheese and giardiniera along with freshly baked bread. It was more than enough for 4 and very reasonably priced. We split a spaghetti with bottarga while our friends had the seafood risotto. Both were very good. This was accompanied by a nice bottle of Pio Ceasare Barbera. For my secondi I had the traditional osso buco which was very tender and served with a rich Espangole sauce. For dessert we split the zabaglione which was the only item that was outstanding as it seemed to gave been sitting. Service was very attentive and prices are good considering the portions and quality.

You can't beat the ambiance. The outdoor back patio is wonderfully decorated and very comfortable,…read moreeven on a brisk winter evening because of the many heat lamps. The ceiling is made of vines and twinkling lights which gives a great "secret garden" vibe. The service was good, they were trying hard, a mishap with plates, a few long pauses after menu or food requests, but overall was acceptable. We ordered the artichoke salad and the mushroom tagliolini. Would not recommend the artichoke salad but enjoyed the tagliolini. We also ordered the sea bass fillet ( needed salt) and the steak (which was very good). We finished our meal with the crème brûlée which was perfectly creamy. There was one odd thing here about the bathrooms. They were basically co-ed bathrooms with some urinals completely exposed with no privacy. Just something to be aware of before opening the door. Very glad we dined here. There were a couple of food items that could have been a bit better, but overall, this was a very good meal.

The food was decent but unremarkable. Unfortunately, gnats were flying around our table throughout…read morethe meal, and our server made things awkward by pressuring us for a tip at the end -- a real low note to end on. The atmosphere felt geared toward tourists rather than genuine diners. Hard to recommend.

Came by as we had just finished a group tour and this place was recommended by the local tour…read moreguide. We sat in the patio. There's lots of mosquitoes in the area, we got bit a few times during dinner. We all got the risotto but in different flavours. I got the mushroom risotto, very flavourful. Got the Campari drink as it seems to be the popular choice. They do charge a sit down free and as well as for water. This was probably one of the more expensive meals I've had while visiting Milan. Server was amazing, she was so attentive!

This store is so cool, it was so much fun to look around at everything. It would be such a dream to…read moredo an actual grocery shop here. I got a focaccia sandwich which was simple and so delicious. I also got some gelée candies to go and i loved them! This is definitely a must stop store!

We were lucky is have Peck located next to our hotel. We first visited as soon as we arrived to…read moreMilan after an 8 hour flight, we were starving. Wow, what a selection of meats, cheeses, prepared foods and so much more. We bought some meats, cheese and fresh bread and brought it back to our hotel. Everything was delicious. We went back another day and ate there. We ordered a selection of small plates and a meat and cheese platter. The service was very nice. They also have a great selection of wines and spirits downstairs.

Excellent service the way it was very attentive and funny. We had typical Milanese cuisine very…read moregood.

This spot was low key and was an overachiever. When our waiter dropped off the bread and said…read more"here's some good bread" we thought he was kidding, but it was the best we had in Italy over 2 weeks. The veal Milanese was cooked to perfection and pounded out to a perfect then cutlet. The risotto was another eye opener with simple ingredients that were perfectly balanced. This spot gave us a chance to really enjoy the local eats with an elevated touch.

One of my favorite restaurants we tried in Milan! They start you off with a complimentary glass of…read morechampagne. They were generous with the truffle on the risotto, which I loved. The meatballs in the gnocchi dish had great flavor. Loved the presentation of the oysters with dry ice. Portion sizes were large and we were too full for dessert by the end but the dessert tray they came around with looked amazing! Service was good and the interior decor was nice - I did really like the style of the paintings featuring different cities.

We were disappointed this go around. We were here in December and the food was amazing. This time,…read moreaside from shrimp tartare, it was only ok. What was most annoying was the waiter asking for a tip, which requires him to walk you to the front of the restaurant. This puts unnecessary pressure and does not add to the non-tip European culture. This restaurant is not in a touristy area either.

I'm happy with my meal overall. Quick service and friendly atmosphere. Small portions.read more

Osteria delle Corti is exactly the kind of place you hope for when you're in Milan: cozy, warm, and…read morefull of locals who clearly know this is a go-to. It was recommended to us by our hotel staff. Now, the food. We started with the house bread, then steam calamari. I had the saffron risotto with veal ragu--which might've been one of the best versions I've had in Milan. My coworker ordered the catch of the day fish, and it came out perfectly cooked and full of flavor. Service was friendly and professional. Definitely recommended!

Best food we had in Milan! Such a lovely place as well. Food was delicious and the service was…read moregreat. Gotta try the ossobucco for sure!

Internal staff scout patrons with expensive timepieces- alert friends to then try to steal…read moretimepieces when Patrón leaves restaurant. We were approached at 1030pm in the rain where they reached and grabbed my arm... I elbowed and pushed thief off of me then my wife punched him in the face. They lost and were unsuccessful-- that said, Weak thieves but the danger is potentially there. The Owner of Solferino needs to take accountability to clean up his staff.

Tucked away from the madness around the Duomo, this restaurant offers unparalleled class and…read moresophistication. Impeccable service, beautiful ambiance and outstanding food. I visited for the aperitivo experience that I heard about from a trusted source. Compared to other aperitivo options out there, this was like a royal buffet. Honestly, there were too many options to try everything in one visit... but every dish I sampled was truly spectacular. I'll definitely be back to try the rest! There are indoor and outdoor seating options. Regardless of what you pick, you'll be dazzled by the attentive surface, delightful presentation, and upscale atmosphere. Definitely worth a few hours of your afternoon while you're in Milano!

We were looking for a place that served savory breakfast since it seemed most places nearby only…read morehad sweet pastries. The croissant was a tad dry and eggs overcooked but the place was decent enough for a quick bite.