Really pure fruit/vegetable juice place. Freshly squeezed/blended. Very healthy!…read more Maybe way too over priced for fruits and veggies but taste is great. Just one girl working here so expect a short wait if you're not the first customer.

This place is amazing! After 2 weeks touring through Italy, we still reminisce of this meal. It was…read moreflavorful and well cooked pasta!! We came for lunch and once we sat down, we could tell the locals also came for lunch. Had an amazing vegetarian macaroni dish. It was colorful and flavorful! Great ambiance as well. This may have been our best meal of the trip!! Can't wait to go back!

In town from the USA looking for solid Italian food near City Center Milan. Picked this due to the…read moreover 4 stars albeit several of the reviews were over 7 years ago. Seated very quickly, nice clean restaurant and nice waiters although language barrier made ordering a bit clunky. My wife got the ravioli while my friend and I got the bolognese lasagna. My wife said the ravioli was good not great and our lasagna was very tasty but room temperature. I like my food hot. The other person at our table got salmon and it was way overcooked and very tough. Not sure why our other party got Salmon at an Italian restaurant in Italy but to each his own. If you want a glass of wine you only have two choices, white wine and red wine. No other available. This is probably because the restaurant doesn't carry large inventories of wine due to their small size and cost. Overall no way is this above an average restaurant. It's just okay. Heat up your lasagna better, teach your chef how to cook Salmon and expand your glasses of wine selections.

I literally wrote 4 paragraphs and Yelp glitched and deleted my draft…read more Please make sure to ask them to charge you in Euros because we didn't get the option by the owner and he charged us in USD which costs us more. He's been in business for 44 years so obviously he knows but still charged us in USD which is kinda shady IMO. We decided to dine here due to all the reviews and photos posted. When we approached the restaurant, the owner immediately said "Ni Hao" which I thought was kinda racist. What if I wasn't Chinese? Mink felt offended but we committed to dining there so we did. He asked if we wanted to dine inside or outside. Since it was chilly for Mink, we opted to dine inside where it was 90% full due to a Chinese tour group. They all had the same dish so we figured preset menu for them. I wasn't sure what I was going to get but since they all ate the Ossobuco con risotto alla Milanese in Crosta, I decided to order that as it was one of the dishes I was considering. Mink ordered their Spaghetti ai frutti di mare. I'm not sure why but the owner exclusively took care of us. He also made it a point to bring a photo over of Jay Chow saying he's dined there 4-5 times in the last few years. Maybe that's why the Chinese tour group eats there? He was arrogant enough to brag about how much money he's made because of Jay Chow. There were lots of celebrities that dined there from what gathered looking at his wall of fame. I bet he didn't charge any of them in USD *smh* The Ossobuco con risotto alla Milanese in Crosta was really good and probably the best we had in Milan. They must be able to make this dish with their eyes closed at this point with the daily Chinese tour groups dining there. Their Spaghetti ai frutti di mare was decent but didn't have as much seafood in the dish as other restaurants and the flavor was about average. The bread and EVOO offered was legit though! I loved it and I normally hardly ever eat the complimentary bread. Food is good overall and customer service felt extra. If we didn't get charged USD, wasn't getting bragged to about how much money he made off Jay Chow and wasn't greeted with a "Ni Hao" then the place is 4 stars. Since all that did happened, 2.5 stars.

What an amazing experience- authentic in every way- if you want a real good meal in Milan - go…read morehere!!!

This place seems to have closed down - tried lunch and dinner and it was closed - no activity. When…read moreI called the listed number, we got a message in Italian.

Make sure you have cash in Euros before going here. They don't take credit cards/debit cards/USD.read more

New to the city, this place was just a touch off via Torino and caught our eye with "vegetarian"…read more We were seated straight away in the back in an otherwise pretty full place about 1pm. Everyone was friendly and helpful! We opted for a two person baked & grilled menu as we hadn't eaten yet today and m, let me tell you, it. was. fantastic! And a lot of food. I couldn't begin to list all the items that arrived in healthy potions but we dispatched them all in short order, shamelessly. Well, there was a little shame lol. We would absolutely return. Amongst other items that cannot be sold short, there was a vegetarian meatball, awesome, nice texture and flavorful. Vegetarian lasagna, VERY nice, just try it. A pool of warm cheese with a chutney atop, perfection, say no more. And a grilled cheese. No my friends, not "a grilled cheese" but "grilled cheese", with jam, and it changed our world Thank you for a great first experience in Milano

Loved this place. Tiny and packed, as the rest of the reviewers said, but worth the squeeze! I kept…read moreexpecting Anthony Bordain to walk in with a film crew--it's that kind of place: unpretentious, super authentic, filled with locals, solid food, and even an Italian grandmother who emerged from the kitchen to encourage us to have dessert!

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.

If you're starting your day around the Duomo area, this is a great quick breakfast. They also serve…read morelunch food. Breakfast is the general european fare, plus a few breakfast bowls and options. Unlike most other places to buy a pastry, you can actually sit inside here. Their juice is a little pricey at €5,90, but it is fresh pressed in front of you and high quality. It's the same price you'd pay in any major American city for this kind of product. I wasn't expecting it to be so good! The location right next to the Duomo and various metro stops is super convenient and their free wifi was fast and easy. They also take card.

The service here was really fast and efficient and people were really friendly. They speak English…read moreand they deal with a high influx of tourists so it's kind of in and out. They only have one bathroom in the whole restaurant so keep that in mind lol. The food itself wasn't super spectacular, we got the truffle ravioli and it was OK. The charcuterie and cheese wasn't anything special either, you can kind of go to the supermarket and just procure the same things. I think the best thing that we ate was probably the chocolate salami as it's this fudgy biscuit with whipped cream on the side. That was something I've never had before and it was unique and worth trying.

Good food, quick service, cozy atmosphere, and good English speaking... not much more I could ask…read morefor! I was craving good lasagna, and I think the lasagna here is about as good as it will get in Italy. They don't use as much meat or tomato sauce as Americans do, but this was able to hold me over until I got home. We were served very quickly and able to finish our bread, drinks, and lasagnas within 30 minutes door to door on a Friday night.... Other tables were enjoying their time, so that is totally acceptable as well. Overall a great meal.

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.

Last place I planned on eating at while in Milan was a burger joint, but I did, and let me tell…read moreyou, it was a good burger. A very good burger. And I am not a person who would ordinarily put sliced cucumber on a Bacon Burger (beef burger, tomato, onion, cucumber, mayo, ketchup, iceberg lettuce and bacon /€8), but it was crunchy good. Mama Burger's Agnello location was very clean, the Men's washroom was clean, the counter service was friendly and fast (Thank You, Cassa!), my special order burger was done correctly by the kitchen, and despite the politically-incorrect logo (sorry, Mama, it is what it is), I was impressed. Four Stars -- Mama, you are doing burgers and service right!

It's pretty difficult to find decent non-Italian food in MIlan, so after a month and a half of what…read moreseemed like endless paninis, pizza and pasta, this place was a god send. I try to be impartial in this review though, and review it just like any other burger place in any country (not as a burger place in MILAN, where I'd probably be more lenient). I came here for lunch and got the lunch menu, which is €10 for any burger (except the angus and another which I forget), fries, a drink, and a coffee. I would recommend that lunch is the best time to come for this reason, any other time of day a burger itself starts from €9 and a combo like that would be €15 and up. I got a cheese burger, and it was pretty amazing. They ask how you want your burger cooked, and you can see the chef cooking all the patties as well as toasting the buns right in the back. I got mine medium, and it was juicy and not too greasy. My only complaint is they might have overdid it on the ketchup on the burger. The fries I got were not as piping hot as I would have liked, but still SO good. After our meal, we had a choice of American coffee (a change of pace from the espresso shots that everyone takes here!) or an espresso. The ambiance is chill, and the decor is pretty trendy. Their logo with the woman in hoop earrings still makes me laugh. If any of you have been to New York's Shake Shack, their ordering system is the same, where they give you an electronic thing that vibrates once your order is ready. It was refreshing to have a solid American meal, and I would definitely be coming back to Mama Burger soon!