Stumbled upon this gem unexpectedly on our last night in Milan. Grateful we did. This place did not…read moredisappoint. My husband and I shared an order of the mushroom risotto. At the recommendation of another guest. They also suggested, if you like spice, to try the chili pepper infused olive oil. So glad we did! The risotto was perfectly cooked, very creamy with an abundance of fresh mushrooms. We topped with a drizzle of the spicy olive oil. And man that's got a bite! So good. For dinner I had the meat lasagna and my husband had a pasta with sausage. Both were very good. Mine was a large serving, filled with delicious pasta, cheese and sauce. My husband had a smaller pasta noodle, and the sauce was different than the red sauce on my lasagna. It was delicious!! We enjoyed our meals. And we even were able to purchase a jar of the spicy olive oil! Service was very friendly and attentive. If we make it back to Milan, we will come back.

We were so happy we picked this restaurant as our last dinner in Italy. The service was amazing and…read morethe food was delicious. Our kids finish their plate. Definitely coming back here next time.

The best fast food thick slice you can get with a thick yet fluffy crust, plenty of mozzarella with…read more"pull" and a robust yet not overly salty sauce. It's what every NYC Sicilian pie aspires to be but with better ingredients and execution. You can't beat the classic margherita at 6 EUR. The line can be long but does move. No seating but there are tables with standing room so you can eat it fresh from the oven which I do recommend.

Conveniently located by the galleria in Milan, but not worth a stop!…read more I'm not quite sure why this place was so packed! Although we got our pizza incredibly fast, I didn't enjoy it at all. The pizza was overly doughy and the tomato sauce lacked in flavor. It honestly tasted like the pizza you'd get in an American mall. Definitely looks a lot better than it tastes!

Incredible. Magnificent. Delicious. Authentic…read more Best pizza we had in Milan! Our server was so helpful and old school. The place looks small outside but it goes very deep once you're inside. The ambiance gives classic, authentic Italy. All extremely affordable too. Just go here when you're in Milan!

No frills affordable lunch spot. It was super crowded and packed to the rim. The service was good…read moreand fast unlike other restaurants they want you to eat and leave. The pastas were standard. Nothing special but decent portion and cheap. I ordered an octopus appetizer and it wasn't great. I've definitely had better elsewhere. I would just stick to the pasta

In addition to the magnificent view, the food is surprisingly good. One of the top in Milan.read more

Excellent flavors and excellent service. A great choice in an area surrounded by tourist traps…read more Come here for a an afternoon break and apperitiff after a long day of shopping around the Galleria.

Absolutely incredible hidden gem. The bolognese was life changing, I loved everything I had here…read more It was a perfect spot for a lunch break while out seeing all of the touristy things in Milan.

Absolutely delicious. It is worth the walk away from the tourist area. Probably the best Italian…read morefood we have had on our visit to Italy. Apologies I didn't take photos of everything we had. I would give them four stars but unusual to Italian tradition, they rushed us out and I noticed they did not do this to others. Our money and patronage is just as good. Also, we were served all courses all at once. And it was not crowded and it was not close to closing time. The server also snuffed at us when we first sat down at a table for four - the place was not crowded by the way. So he forced us to sit at a table for two which is fine had he served our courses in traditional order and fashion. But he did not. He basically shoved four plates on our table - bread, salad, pasta course one, another dish course two oh and our wine bowls. All on a tiny table for two. And he was unapologetic about it. That was absolutely ridiculous. Again the only reason I do not give this less stars is because the food was worth it but it's no excuse to be rude and treat customers in this way.

I stopped at this place based upon friends who live in Milan, which I feel gives some credence to…read moreit being near the Duomo. Mostly good stuff to say, so let's get the negatives out of the way. Okay, so I know coperto is normal, but I still don't like it. Also, I felt like the servers really hovered near patrons, which was kind of annoying. They also don't list glasses of wine on the menu, but you can get them (at a cost TBD?). Also, I did not love the comment between servers that what I ordered is what "the Americans always get." That may be, but it felt like an insult. Not cool, bro. I can take my happy tourist euros elsewhere with a kinder attitude. Now the good. I loved the outdoor patio. Again, not unique to this place but I enjoyed that it was a little hidden from the hustle and bustle of the Piazza del Duomo. They seemed to have heating lamps or something, as I wasn't chilled on this otherwise cool night. I thought the Prosecco on the house served when first seated was a lovely touch (and decent Prosecco at that). I ordered the tagliatelle Alfredo, which may have been the best Alfredo I've ever had. Yes, I'm American. (I promise I've had other dishes while in Italy this time around! At least I didn't order a burger and spaghetti like my lunchtime table neighbors!). The servers were certainly attentive. Soooo all in all, I give them a good review based on their food alone. The snide comments could be left at the door (or in the piazza, if you will).

So i have been back recently as again it was the holidays and most other places were closed and it…read morewas late at night. What a disappointment.... (We were seated across the street at their sister restaurant, same kitchen used last time except i was seated at Da Regina) The pizza sauce looked like tomato juice it was so runny that the crust became wet and gross... unfortunately i will not be back, my friend was also disappointed by her meal and service.

one of the best pistachio gelatos in milan!! the gelato has actual bits of pistachio that provide a…read morelot of texture. with every purchase of ice cream, you get a waffle chip and get to pick between the chocolate sauces to dip it in. they also have a sit-down option where you can order a Cappe Speciali, like an elevated sundae. The issue was that our order came out looking nothing like the image with its various toppings, yet after informing the waiter, they took it back and added the additional toppings.

Our Airbnb host actually recommended this chain of shops for gelato, but affogato in the morning we…read morehad instead! This one is located near the duomo and wasn't too busy despite the presence of their breakfast menu and multitude of tables. There was definitely a small up charge to sit at the tables which was of no bother. The affogato felt oddly satisfying in the morning, though the vanilla gelato was more the texture of ice cream. Maybe they save the real gelato -- which are kept in the small covered metal containers -- for the actual gelato orders?

The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II - the grand glass-roofed mall--it's one of Milan's most…read morephotographed areas (other than the Duomo which is directly in front of it) and is very distinctive. Designed by architect Giuseppe Mengoni and opened in 1867, it contains a central octagonal space and dom made of glass - one of the most distinctive in the world! Inside, you will find clothing stores (most designer) and a few places to eat. It gets very busy with people shopping, taking allot of photographs, and congratulating around a few points of interest such as the famous bulk mosaic--there is a little dance you can do to bring you good luck! If you're interested, you can search for damage on the Galleria in WWII and they have rebuilt/restored it very well! Just outside the Galleria, you can also see the Opera House, more shopping, and even a monument or two in remembrance to the WWII resistance!

Very solid option in the Galleria with classic comfort options including pizza, ossobucco, and…read morecostelleta in an unmatched location and extremely reasonable prices for the location. I would recommend making a reservation during prime hours and sitting outside if they have space there. The pizzas are the thin crust Roman style and very solid - the classic Margherita is the one to get as the execution is fantastic. You get the flavor of a NYC slice made with better ingredients and with a great thin crust. This reminds me of Marta in NYC which closed during COVID. The classic entrees are made in the comfort food style - solid flavors, generous portions, and good ingredients. Be sure to try the costelleta or ossobucco. The cutlet is perfectly tender with a crispy crust served with fantastic roasted potatoes. The ossobucco itself is just okay but the risotto is very satisfying especially with the bone marrow. If you are by the Duomo or Galleria and want comfort food this is a great option.

We went early and the servers were so nice! We enjoyed all our food and drinks and the people…read morewatching is superb! It rained some but we were cozy and dry under the canopy. Definitely recommend!

I recommend the Bolognese and meatballs. Very yummy! One person can easily eat both...the…read moremeatballs are not gigantic like some of those you'll find in the states.

Take a walk around the Piazza del Duomo and find Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II then grab Panzerotti…read more!! They are absolutely delicious!!! I'm usually not a fan of touristy places to eat but this place is amazing!! Grab and go. I was there on a weekday and somewhat early so there was a short wait - maybe 3 minutes. Expect a line if you come during peak times. I tried: tomato and mozzarella), Prosciutto e Mozzarella, Salame Piccante e Mozzarella. ALL were really good. If I had to pick one I would pick salame piccante e mozzarella. The bread is also just perfect and it can get crowded so everything is fresh!!

If you go to Milan, you should stop here. It is located just behind the Galleria (world's oldest…read moreshopping mall) and Il Duomo (the marble cathedral). Yes, it is a little bit "touristy", but lots of fun. They have savory (such as prosciutto and cheese) and sweet (chocolate). I have been several times and it is not unusual for the line to be down the block. If so, divide and conquer: One person find a place to sit (steps in front of the cathedral?) while the other goes to order and bring back the goodies.