What an amazing find this place was! We were able to walk in and be seated without reservations and…read moregot a great table outside in their tent. Our waiter was very helpful and didn't give us a hard time for not speaking Italian. The best part was discovering the seafood pasta dish covered in pizza dough. Never seen that before and it was so perfectly cooked and tasty!

Fantastic pizza! Very nice authentic Italian restaurant…read morewith local food. We ordered pizza and was very good. Normally prices and see two dogs in restaurant so animals is also welcome there, this is very nicely

Quick , hot pizza and they serve Porta via ( to- go for us Americans )…read more The oven is piping hot so the pizza just takes a few minutes and you can tell they just use fresh ingredients. I got a glass of wine as I waited for our lunch pizza to take back home and the pizza was ready long before my glass of wine was consumed Great service as well

Somewhat tasteless pizza. It is in a great location, peacefully tucked away in the beautiful…read moreNavigli area. The pizza just wasn't that good. Tried a few and not one of them had a flavor that jumped out.

Dropped in for lunch since we had reservations to see Leonardo's Last Supper nearby, and I wish we…read morewent somewhere else. It's our fourth day in Milan and I can definitely say I've had better pasta and service. It wasn't anything bad, but it wasn't anything spectacular either. The bread they served were plain with no olive oil to dip it with, and their pasta did not taste like it was homemade. If you're in a rush then it's ok, but there are so many other places nearby as well, just sayin.

I love that you can go out in Milano at 10:30 pm and restaurants are still crowded, even on a…read moreMonday. Great Neapolitan style pies (slightly wet in the middle as typical) with ample choices for less than 10€. Wine by the glass or carafe in addition to bottles. Slightly raucous crowd at the time in addition to the manager belting out orders but that was part of the charm.

Awful experience. Very inattentive staff, very old, dated and dark dining room and average food…read more This place doesn't even come close to 4 or 5 stars. Also, they have that bs rule according to which they won't allow you to pay with cards if you don't spend at least 10€. And for the record that's their rule, so you don't have to do that, it's just them telling you to do that. Service: I enter the place and stand there for a few minutes without anyone of them caring about a new customer stepping into their door. They were walking in front of me and pretending like they didn't see me. So after a while I approach the owner at the counter and he goes "yes?". I ask for a table. He walks in the dining room without saying a word, so I guess I have to follow. Tables were all filthy. They left them that way. They cleaned a part of the table and sat me there. Then the owner comes and literally THROWS the menu on my table while walking somewhere else! I mean what the heck, ho can you be so rude to your own customers? I finally order and the result of their cooking, without surprise, is comparable to the attention they put in looking after their customers: average, disappointing. I got a pizza, which was average at best. This is Milano, there is some of the best pizza in the world, places like this don't have hope to survive. Concluding, place has no identity, the menu is massive, they don't have something they are good at, they are inattentive and the dining room looks really dated and dark. Definitely not coming back here again. Waste of my time.

Let me start by saying delicious, I had the Briosa (pomodoro, mozzarella, Brie, porcini fungi)[€9]…read moreand bruschetta (fresh basil and tomatoes, so good!!!!) another person ordered Crudo(prosciutto Crudo, mozzarella, pomodoro)[€7.50] and the other had buffala(mozzarella de bufala, pomodoro, and basil)[€5]. All of these were molto bene, muy bueno, delicioso, treś Bon. The service was fast, and willing to work with my broken and awful Italian. They even have a sign that infoms you when their English speaking staff is working that day (in case you happen to need it,as I did). It is very close to the metro, the bus, and a short walk from many hotels in the area, leaving you no excuses not to eat here. Now after all this about pizza one might think this is all they do, and one would be wrong. The menu is full, from pastas to steak to desserts, leaving no stone unturned. The atmosphere was friendly yet nice, the kind of place that you can dress up or down for. Bring a date, bring a friend, bring your appetite. If you are in the area or willing to be, check out this gem. Worth it!

Excellent Neapolitan pizza with a perfectly fermented crust--light, airy, and full of flavor. The…read moreMargherita is outstanding, ingredients are top quality, and service is efficient even when busy. The wait is worth it.

The Pizza!!! It's as big as an entire plate and the price is about 12 euros depending on what…read moretoppings you order!

Yummy, yummy, and yummy.. Very delicious Italian pizza and pasta! Seafood linguine has impressive…read moretaste, served with big potion of fresh seafood, good wine, good food with good price, everything is perfect!

This place is amazingly delicious…read more First, this is truly some of the best pizza in Italy - not just in Milan. This is a true Neapolitan pizzeria and their Neapolitan pizzas are done right and authentically. They have all the classic choices including the marinara. We tried this place twice and both times were delicious - once we did take away and the other time we ate in. I'll talk about the eat in experience. We went on a Saturday around 1:30 pm. Some tables filled, but about half empty, so easy to get a seat. The waitress was strong-willed, but actually a very nice person. We ordered one margherita and one marinara, both with no oil and lightly done. She said no problem. We also ordered a cappuccino, which she thought was really odd. She said they don't have cappuccino at lunch time - either in the morning or in the late afternoon after lunch, but she made us one anyway. She was clearly amused with our foreign behavior, but not in a bad way. Our margherita and marinara pizzas both came out perfectly. The crust was spot on, the tomato sauce was one of the best flavors of sauce I've had, and on the margherita, the mozzarella blended perfectly into the dough and sauce. The marinara came with chunks of garlic and she gave us oregano and red pepper flakes on the side. We ate every last piece including all of the crust. Not burned at all, so soft, doughy, fluffy, and flavorful. Loved the pizza. The restaurant itself has both indoor and outdoor seating and has a clean, light feel. It is quaint, but nice. The guy who makes the pizza is really friendly and great, too. We talked both days - once when I did take away and I also chatted with him when we dined in as he was making our pizzas. The oven is right next to the door when you first walk in by the cash register. Our server was even nice enough to help us try to call a cab to the airport. She waited with us on the street. I will absolutely go back to this place again next time I'm in Milan and I highly recommend you give it a try.

We were there last night to have good meat and nothing we expected was not met…read more The meat was so hard that we could not cut it with the sharpest knife

Best meal we have had in Milan so far. The cheeses, cold cuts, salads and pastas were all…read morewonderful. The staff were very accommodating and quick. My husband loved his pizza. The desserts were insanely good and the coffee was good.

Quasi tutti gli amici mi ripetono che Spontini non è più come una volta, che non è più buona,…read moreecc... non sono d'accordo, la pizza è ancora molto buona, pasta soffice, bella fritta e croccante sotto, coperta di ottimo pomodoro e di buonissima mozzarella. Io la ricordo così, e penso sia ancora buonissima.

TLDR: Fast food - more expensive than other places; large portions; Lasagna was meh, pizza was…read moreyummy; long line, tables packed My friends and I were starving and craving pasta so we came to Spontini. It was a busy Sunday afternoon so the line took a while. When you get your food, you get a buzzer to know when to pick it up. Theres a lot of seating but it can be hard to find a table when it's busy. This place seems like a fast food place. It was a little bit more expensive than some other food you could possibly get in the area. The lasagna was 8€ and the pizza was 7.50€ for a large. (Reference: we went to anotherr pizza the night before and a whole was 16€) The serving sizes are huge and can be a lot so it might be good to start off small or share. Between the red lasagna and pesto lasagna, the red one was better. Overall, the lasagna was not as appetizing as expected. I don't think we would get it again. The pizza, on the other hand, was delicious. It was huge and fluffy and cheesy! They cut it in squares for you so it's easy to eat.