If you are trying to eat an Italian version of Sizzler, Black Angus or Red Robin, this is the best…read moreyou will get. It is a western themed restaurant. It may be a five to others but in Seattle, I am used to eating more quality meats.

If you are American it's definitely food you can relate to! It is still in Italy so don't expect…read moreway to much but it's worth trying to get that back home fill! Don't forget to try the oww sauce! I always get a couple of jars home for 4 euros ..

My hamburger was RAW, the wait time was greater than 20 minutes, no condiments, and very pricey…read more Do not eat here when in the Milan airport!!

Excellent fast steak house in Fino Mornasco northern Italy. Don't know if it is an American…read morefranchise, but honestly this so much better than the American Roadhouse grill I often visit. Fresh vegetable, tender meat and excellent Italian service

Corey's fried chicken is amazing, it was seasoned to perfection, with the perfect amount of…read morecrispness. Milan is so fortunate to have Corey's. Got a chance to meet the man behind this amazing fried chicken, he is so sweet and welcoming. Made us felt at home and made our visit so enjoyable. Thank you, Corey and Milan I am so jealous we don't have Corey's in the state.

There's quite a lot of soul in this kitchen...& in the chicken too. Corey's brings southern fried…read morefast food to Chinatown that actually tastes like American food; not some knock off, which is what you usually find at Milanese restaurants claiming the red, white, & blue as their inspiration. The flavorful chicken recipe is consistent, juicy, & crispety crunchy every time. Their potato salad is better than most I've had even at the best BBQs (no onions!) or they offer the more popular, sweet potato fries or the lesser known baked beans. They also have what sounds like some delish desserts but we were too stuffed to try. I reiterate, I consider this tiny, unassuming, (clean) hole-in-the-wall a fast food joint...so you order at the counter, grab your tray, & see yourself to your table of choice either downstairs or up. They also have a short counter with stools at the window that seats 3-4 in case you want first row seating to hurried passersby or the occasional dog walker cleaning up. Oh, & there's air conditioning! Like real, good ol' 'Merican air conditionin's!!! Be aware of their non-American hours though, as they close for siesta in the early afternoon to reopen later for dinner service. What's more, their customer service is on par with their food! There's a small, young crew of locals (didn't meet actual Corey, who is apparently a real person from The South) that run & maintain the place. I mentioned it's fast food but only in menu not in prices. There will be no 5€ combo with fries & a drink. I understand it's an elevated version & I certainly appreciate it, but I'm skeptical of the locals making this concept a raging success as they're so used to cheap eats, especially at lunch time. On a last note, my friend & fellow USA expat would beat me with a chicken leg if I didn't mention their playlist. A variety of either old school hip hop or R&B...like, the real sh!t. I will definitely be returning to get my fingers & lips all greased up!

Awesome little pub we came across with fun bartenders, gluwein to your heart's content, and a chef…read morethat can make some mean burgers. Swing by with friends and chill outside or come inside and have a seat at the bar. Everyone here is friendly, and there's always a good story being told...

Grizzy's was one of the best surprises of our trip. Graham and Izzy were absolute legends --…read morefriendly, fun, and made us feel like locals from the moment we walked in. The beer selection is off the charts, with something for every taste, and the atmosphere is so warm and inviting we almost canceled our dinner plans just to try what Graham was cooking. It's the kind of place where you come for "just one" and end up staying for hours. Graham even offered me a job -- and honestly, I might take him up on it one day! And whatever you do, don't forget to say hello to Charlie the dog -- he's part of the charm. If you like beer, great company, and that rare feeling of belonging instantly, Grizzy's is an absolute must in Zermatt.

This place literally saved my life....well perhaps that's an overstatement but after a week in…read moreItaly and all the pasta, we were hankerin' for something a little more familiar and found this place near the ol' train station and popped in for lunch. The first thing you notice is how hard the are trying with the Wild West theme and it makes for some interesting and inadvertent faux pas like the sign that says "Indian peoples" or the fenced off section of tables with a sign above reading "the saloon" both are in English. Despite all the American cues and geography being Switzerland, everything else is Italian including menu and servers. Nonetheless it was pretty easy to decipher with the pictures and mostly familiar looking words like "iceberg lettuce" and "catsup." I ordered the Navajo burger (essentially a cheese burger with lettuce and something like McD' "special sauce") while my wife chose the American burger (their take on a bacon cheese burger except they don't really have American bacon and the strips were not even close to crispy) and each came with thin crispy perfectly cooked French fries. The burgers came out fairly quickly with what tasted and looked like grilled patties and buns. They even asked how we wanted the burgers prepared. The burgers had good flavor and were probably 1/4 or 1/3 lb sized so plenty for lunch. While not the very best burger I've ever had, it was certainly the best one I've had in the past week. My only complaint was the price ChF56 for lunch was a bit much, but a small price to pay for a taste of home.

When we chose to try out Smoky's, I didn't have my hopes too high. I've dined at two American-style…read moreburger venues in Italy and they were mediocre at best. The waitress brought out an iPad-like tablet that you use to view the menu and place your order. There's a ton of different options and you can, of course, customize how you cook the meat. We started off with a mixed platter of appetizers that included chicken nuggets, onion rings, and three different sauces. I decided to go with the Smoky burger with fries for my meal. When I took my first bite, I felt satisfaction that I haven't felt since I arrived in Italy! Huge amount of meat (instead of huge buns, additional buns, or a ton of lettuce that you'll find at other American-style venues in Italy). My previous forays into American burgers in this country left me disappointed in the amount of meat, I wasn't expecting American-sized portions and was thoroughly stuffed by the end of the meal. Just because you're stuffed doesn't mean there isn't room for dessert. I chose a slice of pistachio cheesecake (cheesecake with diced pistachios sprinkled liberally on top). I love pistachio and I was satisfied, though the meat was my favorite part of the meal. I would 100% recommend Smoky's to those looking for an authentic American burger experience, especially homesick American tourists. I would love to come here again.

Tried the texas skirt steak，it is the best I have ever tasted. Please reserve on weekendsread more

Visited this steakhouse with a big group of friends and the service was excellent, usually it tends…read moreto lack when there's a big group but it was great! The ambiance was nice with not too loud music. Now, let's get to the food; the steaks were cooked perfectly. The empanadas are a must try! We had a few drinks which were also good and a bottle of wine. The only thing I would say I didn't know was the mash potatoes is actually sweet potato.

Ladies and Gentlemen! This is the real deal! Being from Tn and lived in San Antonio, Texas for…read moreseveral years! The Brisket is as close as you can get and better than most (95%) in the U.S!