Great place f you miss home food although sausage egg mcmuffin is not available here so you have to…read moresettle for muffin with bacon and egg. The coffee was good they do have a special area where they serve fancy coffee at all the McDonalds restaurants here. Prices hog about $20 for two muffins and two coffees but it is Switzerland.

It is a great place to stop during a trip if you want to make your kids happy. It has quality food…read moreand a veranda and it also has a little playground for your kids to play. You should defiantly check it out.

We wanted a quick meal and got pizza. This was our first pizza in Italy. It was decent. Seeing how…read morethe flavors are completely different from the states, England and Paris. This was a solid pizza and the service was nice. We prefer to go so i can't speak much more to that. I didn't eat the sandwich or post what my lady got because she said it was not good.

My dog Brody and I stumbled on this place and then went again for their fabulous pizza. Not only…read morethe food but the family who runs the restaurant are super nice and are so sweet. They gave Brody some ham which he loved. I would highly recommend to get off the beaten path and try this place.

The food is just ok. I went here because I was hungry and everywhere else was closed. The cashier…read morewas friendly and the ambiance is just of a take out place. The pasta compared to the avg pasta place is just mid.

We loved it. Last night in Milan. Wanted some pasta but didn't want to spend a lot of time as we…read moreneeded to pack. This was perfect. Economical quick tasty!

First time in a KFC here in Switzerland. Took them long to open a bunch of restaurants and there…read moreare still only a few around. After the huge let-down of Dunkin Donuts Switzerland (Donuts are baked...not fried) we wondered how KFC will hold up. Of course it's not the place you'll choose when you look for healthy food. We weren't...all we wanted were some fried pieces of chicken. We chose a bunch of back chicken pieces. Hot, fresh, meaty....crispy. As it should be. Freshness was good, meat quality as well. Service was fine (a bit of a language barrier due to the location in the Italian part). Prices are quite high compared to the US, but this is Switzerland, so that was to be expected. The place is quite big and there's plenty of parking right out front. Just a small order to sample this time. But what we got was really fine, so we surely will be back and try some other items. This place here has potential. Good to grab a bit after shopping in FoxTown.

A typical kfc fast food place. Because in Switzerland the prices are higher and the quality of the…read morechicken great.

Now my wife did some research so when we were in Modena we came here for a snack because we wanted…read moreto try this local classic. Like everything in Italy, the most simple things are usually the best. We told the person at the counter that we just wanted to "try" so he recommended we just get the 4 most popular toppings. I wouldnt necessarily say that it was a must have but the wife and i are foodies so we loved the idea of having something that was specific to the region and not something that we would find say like in Milan.

I was recommended this place by a local when I used to live in Modena and I really can't thank him…read moreenough for his insider knowledge as this place quickly became one of my locals! I have fond memories of this place from when I used to live in Modena and couldn't believe my luck that I had stumbled across a largely unknown (at least I had never heard of it) but very traditional local speciality: the crescentina. In the local language (Modenesi) it is known as Chersenta, hence the name of the establishment and it is basically a traditional sandwich. The bread, the star of the show, is traditionally made in "tigelle" (circular terracotta discs lined with chestnut leaves), although nowadays they have a special device that mimics the traditional method. Traditionally this bread and opened (like a pita bread) and filled with Parmigiano Reggiano cheese and slathered with Pesto alla Modenese (also known as Cunza) which is a garlic and rosemary flavoured pork lard. Nowadays, however, there is a wide range of ingredients you can stuff the bread with. My usual used to be Italian cured ham, cremino piccante (a type of spicy soft cheese), artichokes and mushrooms. So simple yet so satisfying. If you are not in the mood for savoury, you can get one filled with Nutella or other sweet ingredients instead. If you are in the area, this is a must as it's close to the main square and right next to the Mercato Albinelli (Local Covered Market). Every time I went to the market, I would come here for lunch or snack.

After almost two weeks in Italy eating nothing but Italian food, we were craving a good burger…read more This place did not disappoint! A bit on the pricey side, but the burgers are very substantial, so worth the money. We got cheeseburgers (which come with fries) as well as extra fries and onion rings. All of it was excellent and service was quick. If you're craving a burger in Como, this is the place. Note - the burgers come medium cooked, so if you're used to well-done burgers, you may want to specify your preference.

Pretty good burger if you're hunting down one. I'd amount it mine at home more. Fresh ingredients…read morethough and friendly staff. Good atmosphere as well.

Not worth the money.. McDonalds is better. Hamburger doesn't…read morecome with meat. Literally tasted like cafeteria food.. probably the worst burger I've ever had. Also the "check-in" deal has expired and they do not do that anymore.