My wife and I have been to this store several times over the years, and as time passes we want to…read morego back more and more. The reason: huge variety of adult beverages, wines, liquors, you name it, they have it! Great prices, great variety, "best staff", and also in a great neighborhood. Do not miss this gem or you'll be sorry. Also bring strong bags!

Lots of options of pizzas and pastries, and large seating areas and tables…read more We got a couple different slices of pizzas, panettone, maritozzi, and bombolone. All were delicious. I was told they served one mean lasagna, but they were out of it when we visited, maybe next time.

Princi is an Milan chain with great coffee and pastry selection. I got a chocolate cornetto, and it…read morewas absolutely oozing with filling (exactly how I like it, haha). My macchiato was also very good and decently sized. Seating is minimal and the line was long, but it was worth it!

Delicious, great experience, service, and obviously wine. If you are in Florence, you have to eat…read morehere.

Anyone looking for an authentic dining experience in capable, companionable hands needs to put this…read moreplace at the top of their list in Milan. Small and cozy (without being cramped) the dining room here is unfussy, but welcoming, just like the staff. There are no menus here - the food - whatever is fresh and meeting the chef's standards - comes in waves with wines selected to pair with what's being served. The number of courses seems to be optional/at the diners' discretion, as do multiple prosciutto and cheese courses. (Yes, multiple.) We came on the heels of post pandemic reopening with our 12 year old daughter (who was treated like a princess) and were fortunate to find it open and living up to its reputation among locals. This wasn't just one of the best meals we had during two weeks of gluttony across northern Italy, but also one of the most reasonable. Bravissimo!

The best of a night at several bars on the Navigli. Read my profile and my reviews, you'll find…read morethat I am a pretty experienced booze hound. Pinch is a total replica of American hipster craft cocktail bars, in Milan. The bartenders wear suspenders and do tricks with shakers. I'm waiting for an ironic mustache, preferably like the Moretti guy has. The drinks are exceptional. When I was there, they had one made of green tomatoes and mountain pine liqueur that was a taste party in my mouth. The aperitivo snacks are also really excellent, a small tray of various interesting crunchy things. No potato chips -- we're talking samosas in wonton wrappers with sweet chili sauce, Indian curry rice, a ham-arugula roll, and baba ghanoush. My second drink didn't quite match the first, but it was close. Also, the only bar in Milan that gave me *zero* grief about wanting a simple glass of tap water. In fact, they just give you one. Mega bonus points for that. I'm sick of paying for "aqua panna Toscana" that I neither need nor want. Been drinking Milan tap water in my hotel room for four days now. It's fine. Pour it on. Food offerings from the regular menu are a little hit or miss, but on the other hand, I had kind of stuffed myself with aperitivo. Had I been hungry, might've been a different story.

Another perfect cocktails bar in Navigli! And yet I thought this Milanese neighborhood was only…read morefilled with bars with bad & cheap drinks, loud music and greasy aperitivo food (well, there are plenty of bars like that but thankfully not all of them). Pinch is a new bar right in Ripa di Porta Ticinese, not in the pedestrian part of the Naviglio, which means they don't have outside seating - except for the tables at the windows. It has a retro vibe, as if you entered a 1920s bar, dim lights, soft 1920's music; elegant but not ostentatious atmosphere. The cocktails list has about 15 signature cocktails, all with an explanation of the alcoholic level (medium or high), taste (fresh, spicy, bitter, etc.) and of course the ingredients, classic cocktails with a twist, made extremely well, with good ingredients. They also have a food menu but I didn't check it out since we were there for the aperitivo - which then turned into after-dinner drinks. I had the "South of the Border" with tequila, chartreuse vert, lime juice, sugar syrup and fresh mint, it was fresh and delicious, then I had another one and another one... just to be sure they were made perfectly ;) For the aperitivo, our cocktails were 8 euro each and the waiter (who looked like Robert Pattinson) brough a small tray with some snacks: rice and salad in small glasses, chips, mini-sandwiches and a couple of vol-au-vents - not enough to fill our stomachs completely but also not the average greasy aperitivo food. Nice staff, a full bar with quality bottles and clean bathrooms complete the experience. Too bad it's far from my house, but worth the subway trip back!

Bellissimo! What a…read morefind! The intimate space was warm and comfortable, the staff was top notch and the food......WOW! 4th day in Italy and this was the meal that confirmed all I understand of true Italian food, quality ingredients and a chef with technique. I giggled, raved and shed a few tears during this 2 hour experience that renews my faith that there are people who care about their craft and the integrity of what they serve. Bravo!

OMG! This was the absolute best restaurant we ate at in Italy. The risotto was phenomenal. The…read morestaff were exceptionally friendly and truly created an experience. It was filled with locals in a beautiful environment. I could not recommend this place enough.

Great wine and spirits in the basement of an old church. Enjoy charcuterie and other light fare…read more Impressive wine list

Ordered a bottle of red wine to drink in the cellar with a few friends. Very cool atmosphere in the…read more13th century church basement. Wine was both reasonable and of great quality. Service was friendly and helpful when our first choice was unavailable. A great place to socialize with friends or have a date night. We didn't have dinner or appetizers, but they do have a full menu. The outside terrace was packed on the night we were there since it was beautiful weather.

My family and I needed a break, walking around the shops near the Duomo in Milan and decided to…read moredrop in for a bottle of wine and some appetizers. We certainly made a good choice. The menu was diverse enough for everyone to get what they wanted, the service was professional and the place was clean and pleasantly decorated. As is common in Italy, the bottle of wine wasn't outrageously priced like in the US. It was reasonable and tasted great. What we really appreciated was the we weren't pushed out to make room for others. They let us sit and enjoy our time there. Worth the walk away from the central piazza.

Stopped here for drinks and dessert and had a good experience!…read moreAttentive service- my boyfriend has a nut allergy and he chef came out to make sure he could eat the canoli (He could- and said it was the best he'd ever had!) Also very reasonable prices, indoor and outdoor seating

After missing a reservation on my first Milan trip, I finally was able to get a reservation on my…read moresecond visit . Highly recommend reaching out to the place via WhatsApp to make a reservation or else you will be turned away. Not sure if it's because I had many Milanese cuisine on my visit but this was definitely not on the top of my list. The Milanese pork cutlet was not as tender and delicious as I had in other places. I do like their extensive wine and sparkling drink option. The osobocco and risotto was delicious but portion was lacking. Their meatballs were ok...I would rather get another risotto next time.

The food here was outstanding, hearty and delicious. We had a pasta dish to share and then a…read morecotoletta each. I should have known it was gonna be a lot of food when the server asked us to confirm that we wanted 2 cotolette, they were humongous but worth every bite.