Friendly staff and very quick service. Menu in Italian only and waiter offered and did a good job…read moretranslating whole thing. First meal I Italy so don't have anything to compare to yet but the ham pizza was very good.

The food was five stars and the service was excellent. The family run restaurant hand makes…read moreeverything including the pasta. I had the macheroni and my girlfriend had the ravioli both fantastic dishes. The gelato was amazing and the soufflé was soso. The decor is cold and boxy. They upgrade the decor and it becomes a five star place.

This place does classic Italian food. Pizza, pasta, and risotto are the primary menu categories,…read morethough they also have calzones and some meat dishes. They have seafood and vegetarian options of all the classics. Four cheese gnocchi is my favorite pasta dish here. The tagliatelle with ragu is ok, and their carbonara is popular and beloved, even if it's very heavy. Their gnocchi is very soft, but all other pasta is definitely al dente. A margarita pizza is only €4,50 and I think you can get two meals out of it. The calzones are also huge, especially for only €6. It might not be mind-blowing pizza, but it's good stuff. They have a lot of different combinations of toppings, even if they don't serve (my favorite) pineapple on pizza. Taking pizza or a calzone to go is also a nice move for a quick dinner. A standard size water bottle is €1,50. Individual prices of meals typically range from 6-12 euros. They also have wine and will split the cost of a bottle among a group. The staff are hit and miss for niceness. Try to speak Italian and it will be appreciated. Also, pay attention to prices and remember what you ordered. You go up to the counter at the end of the meal to pay, and they expect you to know what you ordered. They also don't have takeaway boxes. If you can't finish your plate, they might encourage/shame you about eating more. Maybe it's an Italian thing?

We had very good meals and excellent wine in this restaurant at the end of our hotel's block. After…read morea bad meal last night, this was a pleasant change. Unlike the tourist trap, there are few diners so staff is very attentive. And, our gluten free needs were met. Finally, we found the prices to be fair. I also liked the large windows looking out on a pleasant traffic circle and urban landscape. If you're here in the summer, they have air conditioning.

Very friendly cafe/bar nearby Central station…read more It has modern interior and seem to be a place for beer or cocktails since the menu has many cocktails. A few different kinds of fee appetizers are offered on the counter as self-serve. Chips and salsa, cold pasta salad, cold risotto salad, sausages/ham, olives, peanuts and wasabi nuts. We tried pizza and lasagna and they were just OK. I would stick to pizza though.. Very friendly service. English menu available. PS: Wouldn't recommend dessert as all seemed to be ones you can get at any supermarket.

I have lived in Italy for most of the last ten years, and eaten in so many restaurants from the…read morenorthern border all the way to Sicily, I feel like I've seen it all. This place served up THE worst pasta I have ever seen in Italy. I am not exaggerating. They actually used canned squid in a frutti di mare dish -- it was a kind of fossilized remnant of what had apparently once been a squid, but who knows how long ago that was. The mussels were so overcooked that their meat had been reduced to tiny dry boogers which needed to be scraped from the shell. My cat would have looked at me askance if I served him this food. In fairness: I have to give them credit for including a single scampo in the dish I ordered. It said "scampi" in the menu description, and by golly there was exactly one -- though only one -- on the plate when it arrived. In the end, the money I spent was completely wasted -- a couple of hours after dinner I became violently ill and lost everything I'd eaten. Do yourself a favor. Avoid this place.

Stopped in on basis of other reviews, at very start of lunch, really before they were open. Sweet…read moreyoung lady was my server, handling my odd mix of Italian and English nicely. Food was very well done - a carpaccio di spada, tagliata con rucola e grana, water and wine, so fairly basic stuff but yay them. Others chose daily-menu pastas. They clearly do a lot of seafood, and pizza, and if what I had was any guide they do them well. Bit out of mainstream but very accessible. There is both indoor and outside seating.

This is by far our favorite restaurant. From the perfect service to the spot-on pizza and the…read moreamazing value, this place couldn't be any better. Mario and his staff are wonderful. Don't miss getting 3 delicious oysters for €6 or the pistacchio and truffle carbonara. Just wow! It's also an amazing place for apertivo with lots of lovely little snack choices. I always meet a new, awesome person every time I go, too!

Fantastic service the food is. Fresh pizza's are really nice great ingredients…read more Sea food is wow

I had the grilled vegetables and mista salad and the portions were big. My husband has the…read moreprosciutto crude pizza and is huge abd delicious.

Service was fast and courteous. Pizza crust was thin and crispy. Only negative was I ordered a…read moreMargherita pizza which did not come with fresh buffalo mozzarella. All in all still a good pie. To our surprise our waiter brought us a piece of to die for tiramisu, so who cares about the fresh buffalo mozzarella anyway! I would recommend this place.

Food - I don't think it could have been better. Excellent temperature and preparation. Fresh and…read moredelicious. The shrimp ceviche was perfectly acidic and chilled to perfection. The sea bass was light and flaky. Not overly seasoned or sauced. Service - Really amazing. I watched the staff interact and it was flawless. The manger was running a tight ship. Ambiance - Very chill and not a bit pretentious. It was a relaxed and perfect place for lunch after walking for 2-3 hours. I will return on my next trip to Milan.

Fushbar de Milan - walked 15 minutes from Duomo. I had it marked on my Yelp page to visit and here…read morewe are. Not too many seafood restaurants and this place fit the bill. Thanks Yelpies for the nice photos. We opted to sit at the patio by the street. They made it little better by putting a facade between the street and the sidewalk. No smokers but that didn't last long. In Italy, outside seating means someone will be smoking next to you. Guaranteed. When we got here, thr waiter started shaking his head when I said no reservation. After conferring with another waiter, we got seated and things started rolling. Bread was brought out and asked for bottled water. To my surprise, cuperto was free and Pellagrino was only €3.50 Chilled vino bianco was delicious with the two items we shared. I got the grilled octopus served on top of the mashed potatoes. (POLPO CROCCANTE Purè, pomodorini semi dry, paté di olive nere) It was a large serving and grilled to perfection. The fish soup (ZUPPA DI PESCE Pomodoro, calamari, polipetti, seppie, gamberi, cozze, vongole, crostini di pane) had flavor that I wasn't use to. Salty, thick soup base? Definitely better to dip with scarpetta. Wasn't happy that one clam and one mussels didn't open up. Our waiter were on top of everything till we were ready to go. Guy next to us rolled a cigarette and started smoking and I was ready to roll out of there. Took while to get the bill after repeatedly asking for it. Overall, we only scratched the surface and love to come back and spend exploring other items like raw fish platers. Inside!