I went here for the first time about a month ago…read more LOCATION: It's in the Brera District of the city, which I like because it's away from the hustle and bustle of the city, but it's still within walking distance of it all. It's also fairly nice and clean. 4/5 ATMOSPHERE: They have most of their seating inside, but there's a few tables right outside too. We sat outside and liked it. 4/5 SELECTION: Their menu isn't that big, but I appreciate that they have a lot of clearly-marked vegan options, and a lot of it is more unique for Italy -- i.e. it's not just another typical Italian tourist-trap-type restaurant. 4/5 WHAT I GOT: I got their Bosco Veggy, which is their vegan mix dish of the day. On the day I was there, it was a brown rice mix with mix-ins and toppings, black beans, zucchini, and some little cracker thing. It was the best meal I had while in Milan. The brown rice mix tasted unique and I'm not sure all that was in there, but it was tasty. The black beans tasted as expected, and the zucchini was good too -- it just could've been could a tad bit more thoroughly, but it wasn't a big deal. Anyways, all the ingredients tasted fresh and of good quality. The only major negative was that it was garnished with too much oil, especially the zucchini. But, other than that, it was great. And everyone else in my group liked their meals a lot too, so I'd definitely recommend this place. 4/5 SERVICE: The service was great. The employees were all really attentive and friendly. And our food came out in good timing. 4/5

I sought out this mostly plant based restaurant before visiting Milan. Made reservations tonight…read moreand so happy I did. Service was friendly and as usual most Italians speak English and were happy to converse in our language. I need to learn Italian! The wine list is excellent. I tried an Italian Gewürztraminer which was exceptional. Also tried an Italian Sauvignon Blanc equally unique. They have some omni dishes I think with fish, but I only looked at the clearly marked vegan options which were plentiful. From first courses to dessert, everything was hot and well made. The interior is cozy and beautifully designed. You can come from work or dress casual. Come as you are. I'll be back to eat and drink at this gem.

Really enjoyed the meal. We read it was vegan, but it's pescatarian. The shrimp was the only thing…read morewe didn't like- think they boiled it, because the consistency was mushy and hence, not enjoyable. If they had grilled it, would've been great. Other stuff was solid. Potatoes, as advertised, were soft on the middle and crunchy on the outside. Loved the vibe and decor, and they had some non alcoholic drinks including a NA Negroni that hubby loved. A great respite from all the pasta.

Outstanding mother and daughter run vegan restaurant. Make reservations. Pay attention to their…read moreoperating hours. It will be worth it. Went in for dinner with reservations. They needed a little extra help this night as I think there was only one server. There was also a private party in the back. Wine selections are mostly organic (if not all). Reasonable prices too. We ordered a bread plate, cheese plate, seitan steak, and pizza (not shown). When we sat down, we were told there was no vegan mozzarella. This changed a few dishes for sure. The pizza would have been much better with it, but was still very good. The cheese platter and seitan steak were stand outs for us. The vegan cheeses made by the owner would make any omnivore go vegan. In fact, we came back the next day to purchase cheese and dessert to go. Soooo worth it. I wish they shipped to the US. Had we stayed longer, we would have eaten here every other day. We will definitely be back. This is the best vegan Italian restaurant in Milan!

Good all-vegan spot that offers a small lunch menu and a more extravagant dinner menu. We showed up…read morefor lunch and each ordered their bowl of the day (€16; comes with a bottle of water; +€1.50 service charge per person). The bowl was healthy, tasty and well-designed, coming with nicely seasoned tofu, black beans, quinoa, white rice, sautéed cabbage, and raw green leaves. Very nice, simple, tasty, healthy bowl. Good service and great environment. Recommended.

We had dinner here on our first night in Milan and it was a nice welcome!…read more Our waitress was sweet, charming, and funny. The overall ambiance was great. There were several photos of the owner with friends/celebs adorning the walls. The space was bright and nicely decorated. The food was great. We started with a margherita pizza and had pasta dishes as our main courses. My orecchiette dish was a bit bitter with all the chicory in it but overall it was a nice meal with a generous portion. My sister had the tagliatelle bolognese which was pretty good and my boyfriend had pomodoro spaghetti with shrimp, also good. We shared a bottle of Lambrusco for the table which was nicely chilled. Thanks for the great meal and service!

Amazing food! We ate here twice during our stay in Milan. The food was amazing and the service was…read morefantastic. They catered to vegan and vegetarian and also the seafood and meat was fantastic. I had the spaghetti with mussels as well as the gnocchi and the pizza and all of it was out of this world. Hospitality we received at the restaurant was impeccable and the location was very easy to get to. I can't wait to come back Milan to eat here again.

All vegan menu. Easily served at counter since it is a small setting. Food served up quick. Very…read morecozy sitting arrangements. It is fast food style as you order, pay and pick up your food. It's always worth trying new places to know if you like something or not. Meal comes with fries and water out of a tap. Other beverages cost extra.

Like a vegan dream, come to life! And, so much fun! The unique veggie burger bun colors really make…read moreit special and festive. Instagram worthy food! So very yummy. Even for meat eaters. Lots of flavorful choices. Can't go wrong, whatever you choose. The wedge fries are yummy, hot, and well seasoned. Healthy, creative and tasty. The salads are great, too. From drinks, dessert, sides and seasonal specials, there is a lot to explore here. Great service, atmosphere and a fun lively place. Please, please, please open one in Los Angles. If you are in Italy, put it on your list. It's worth the trip!

Inexpensive food. I never thought I would be so happy to see a vegan place full of yoga posters and…read moreyin yang decor. Food is by weight but reheated, so it's not ultra fresh, but has about 1000 times more fiber than the average Italian meal. They use seasonings that are a little odd (caraway tasting), but it's good value for money. My only complaint is that their plates are disposable. There is no wifi.

Amazing!!!!!!!! Milano needs more of this. Even though the place is small and busy and everything…read moreis re-heated, it's still so tasty and flavorful. It's a little buffet where you choose your sides to create your meal and pay by weight. It isn't huge but, trust me, if you're into veggies and healthy vegan food there will be planty of choices you'll love.

Tourists beware! We went in and staff was rude and dismissive. Didn't give us a pizza menu for my…read moredaughter until we asked for it. I ordered pasta with porcini mushrooms and when the bill came they charged me 7 euros more than the listed price on the menu. I know it's a regular practice because when I asked for a menu to make sure I wasn't mistaken the waiter got hostile and said "You can't see a menu! You already ate,". Ultimately they reduced my bill but I had to cause a scene to get it. Food was oily, to boot! STAY AWAY. STAY FAR, FAR, AWAY.

Kamano can be found on a side street of a restaurant district. I immediately noticed a pizza in…read morethe shape of a heart at the front of the restaurant. A super friendly restaurant employee named Sabrina greeted us with a friendly smile and engaging conversation. We were immediately sold on the v restaurant. We ordered a sausage pizza, which was massive, easily enough for three people. The pizza was hot with a crispy yet soft crust. The sauce was tasty and the sausage was quite flavorful, So incredibly yummy..,, definitely say yes to this restaurant! I also had about refreshing appetitivo!

This was my first time at Radicetonda, and the first time visiting the location in Porta Venezia…read more While PV has lots of eateries, I often try to avoid the area due to incessant crowds. But when it comes to vegan food, I will go out of my way. I happened to be in the neighborhood, so I thought it to be the perfect occasion to treat myself to a Valentine's dinner (love yourself, haha!) The price is reasonable, give the quantity and quality. I got a "grande" plate (but honestly normal size, haha) where I got to pick from three sides to make an entrée plate. I picked a mushroom-based fried encrusted dumpling, greens, and triangular potato and pumpkin (I think?) slices. For dessert, I got a humble slice of vegan carrot cake topped with vegan cream! My entrée was 11 euros and with dessert everything was about 16 euros. While service is fast and it's easy to get your food right away if coming alone, there is a "pretentious" side to the restaurant, since the back of the restaurant was all reserved...so you are left to sit outside or on the counter near the entrance, which can be cumbersome if you want to eat inside at a more relaxed pace.

Un altro posto "vegano" che è un po' troppo caro e il servizio è quasi scortese. ma... Il cibo è…read moretutto "vegano". Sono felice che le persone stiano provando il cibo a base vegetale, ma penso che stiano ancora perdendo il punto. Naturalmente non c'è un menù. punto qui. punto qui. E sbrigati. Anche i dipendenti non sembrano contenti di essere lì. Impilano il cibo su un piatto e riscaldano a malapena il cibo e lo servono su piatti di carta. Il cibo è ancora quasi freddo. E naturalmente servono acqua in bottiglie di plastica. Qui ti senti un numero e non una persona. Ma... Forse con un po' di tempo, andrà meglio.

I came for this meal immediately after a red eye flight and I would do it again, even at the…read moreexpense of sleep. I dined alone and don't speak Italian, but the staff went above and beyond at every step. From explaining the dishes, to the wine pairings, to the number of staff perfecting every detail (at one point, I counted 8 staff members in a room of about 10 tables). When the bread came (with the course of vegetables in a circle in a jelly like sauce) I asked if I was supposed to eat the dish with the bread and the waiter said "you're in Italy, you eat bread when your heart tells you". I loved how unpretentious and sincere the comment was, especially when it is easy to feel overwhelmed by fine dining. The food was so delicious that my eyes watered on a couple of bites. Highlights were the amuse bouche (the dish with the sprouts growing) and the baba ganoush wrapped in dehydrated tomato (the dish with the slices of tomato), and the housemade red bean tempeh (far left in the picture with bread). The only lowlight was the mushroom (far right in the picture with bread). It's been several decades since I've eaten meat, but it had a really weird mouth feel similar to what I remember a glob of grisly animal fat to feel like.

My wife and I visited Milan from New York last week and chose Joia to celebrate our 30th wedding…read moreanniversary and were deeply disappointed, especially given the €400+ spend. Despite its Michelin star and vegetarian focus, both the food and service fell well below expectations. From the start, we felt pressured to purchase expensive wine before even settling in. The restaurant offers separate vegetarian and vegan tasting menus, but when I wanted vegetarian and my wife vegan, we were firmly told this wasn't allowed. A senior staff member even came over to explain--quite patronizingly--that we 'didn't know our food' and had to choose one menu for both of us. Most dishes were mediocre at best, making the Michelin recognition hard to understand. Even basic details like torn table napkins reflected a lack of care. Overall, this was not the special experience we hoped for, and I would not recommend Joia.

Great little spot for a quick, light, and healthy lunch with fresh juices too! We were shopping at…read morethe Via San Marco street market and stumbled across this place by accident. It's a yummy find and a nice break from all the pasta we had been eating!