It's always interesting trying McDonald's in other countries and see how much better it could be…read more Milan is no exception, and in this Italian version of McDonald's they have a cafe with freshly baked goods similar to every cafe in Italy at very competitive prices. Here they really take the environment seriously: no plastics in anything while still giving a good price. Located right under the Milano Centrale train station, this McDonald's feels extremely clean and modern with all the familiar amenities you find in the US plus the McCafe for the Italian version. I have to say, the croissant was very comparable to Italian Cafes here which is a good sign that the McDonald's tries to make the food actually taste good here, unlike in the US. Now one thing that differs is that they charge for ketchup, other condiments and even the restrooms. They also check for your COVID pass or CDC card if you're American. They were doing this before the new restrictions so I wouldn't be surprised if they continued afterwards. Overall, lovely McDonald's and it is refreshing to see this being held to a higher standard than most US based Mcds.

This McDonald's location is located in Milano Centrale Station, I ended up stopping off here before…read moreheading to my hotel, arriving in Milan and getting off my coach from the airport in the late evening, I wanted a quick, lazy bite without having to worry too much about finding gluten-free food with a language barrier. I was able to order my food via the ordering kiosks, as they had an option for multiple languages including Italian and English, so it was relatively straightforward to find and select what I wanted to order. I ordered the gluten-free burger, strangely this was on the menu but they didn't state what was on the burger, nor could I order any other burger on the menu with a gluten-free bun, I do feel this could be improved, It's great they have gluten-free buns but why is there only one burger available, especially one they fail to describe? The gluten-free burger turned out to be a cheeseburger, with no sauce/pickles, just plain meat and cheese, they did seem to take cross contamination seriously, as my burger arrived wrapped in plastic packaging, inside a cardboard burger box, but that's the only good thing I have to say about it. It turns out that they heat up the burger in the bag, so it was pretty disgusting, the bun was fine, but the burger its-self was dry and bland and the meat didn't taste right at all, it tasted like it was microwaved or boiled. My gluten-eating guest commented her food was fine she ordered a Fillet of Fish. Be aware that they do charge for sauces here, Ketchup, BBQ sauce and the other usual suspects are 30 cents extra here, which are usually free in the UK. 2* - Obviously there are much better choices than McDonald's, especially in Italy, if you're looking for a quick bite in central station, this place isn't too bad, it looks presentable and has a large seating area and fast service, but disappointing food quality means it's a let down for me.

The sandwiches here are pretty good, especially for a food stand. The location is great…read more I had Fazio which was fine. The Cutlet was a fake meat amalgam though, which was unexpected. I'd be interested to try other sandwiches; maybe they'd be more to my liking.

Reasonably priced delicious sandwiches near the Sforzesco Castle. There's a fair amount of seating…read moreand it was definitely a popular spot when we came on a weekday. There's a ton of options but thankfully there's a giant menu with photos and English translation!

Jollibee Milan is pretty big but in a weird configuration with a zigzagging corridor. It felt as…read morelarge as one of the mall locations in Manila, and I did not expect to find it in the middle of Milan. The vibe was lively and fun, and what really stood out was the crowd. Lots of Filipino diners enjoying a taste of home, while the staff working the counters all looked very European. Kind of ironic, kind of cool. If you're craving something familiar, comforting, and a little chaotic in the best way, this Jollibee absolutely delivers.

After over a week of eating Italian food, we needed a break from pasta. This Jollibee is close to…read morethe Duomo so you can eat your food there, or you can eat in the indoor dining space. You can order at the counter or at the kiosk. Credit cards and cash accepted. It was like a Pinoy party when we went, and they do speak Tagalog. It was a 20 minute wait for us to get two spicy chicken sandwiches to go, and when we went back again in the evening, it was an hour wait. The spicy chicken sandwich was super tasty. It came with no sides and was more expensive than it is in the States, but the breading was on point.

Fantastic lunch. This seems like a chain fast casual type restaurant along the lines of a Chipotle…read more The menu was well done. My sandwich was fantastic. My wife's salad was fantastic. The wine selection was detailed. They had crazy levels of details about the wine and mentioned specific individual serving temperatures and the like.

Service was terrible! I'm not sure if the was I was served is how it is done in Italy but the…read morewaiter came to take my order. I was not ready since it was a menu you had to scan and view in your phone. I ordered water and it came within a few minutes but then he never came back to take my food order. I had to stop him and call him over when he was at another table. I ordered the "city" which was a hero sized bread with a slice of chicken breast, bacon and a piece of lettuce. It didn't taste bad but the bread was so toasted that I could barely bite into it. I left about 75% of the sandwich because I only at the middle which was less toasted. He never came back to check up on me and I ended up going to the counter inside to pay. Maybe this is how it's done in Italy but it was very odd. It wasn't even busy which made it very frustrating. I could understand if it was packed and a lot of tables had to be served but it wasn't at all! Definitely would not come back and would not recommend.

I didn't realize a panini could be quite this good. Everything was so incredibly fresh, including…read morethe bread. It's a hole in the wall spot but for sure where anyone over by the duomo should go for lunch. I did a panini with prosciutto, mozzarella, tomato, artichoke spread and olive spread. I'm going back before I leave.

Terrific lunch spot This is a great spot to have lunch! The…read morepanini are made to order with high quality local products and it's really good value for money! The service is friendly and thoughtful - they cut our shared panini in half without being asked and called our number in English! No wonder it's so popular!

Oh my Gawd! This was the first place that we were taken to on our walking tour of the Foods of…read moreMilan, Italy. How dumb of the tour-guides to take us to the best thing we would have in all of Italy first. Any self-respecting tour-guide knows that you build up to something like this! There is no topping these morsels of heaven! So, to start here first...Stupido! I'm kinda joking... but kinda not. This really was one of the best things that we ate while touring Italy for about 3 weeks. That statement is going to make me seem like a hillbilly white-trash unsophisticated American, but I am not kidding when I say that the flavors, and the textures that go into the fresh dough really make an impression on one's taste buds. The ingredients are actually deceptively simple. You gotz'a da pizza dough, you gots da tomato sauce; den ders'a bit of-a melting cheese (formaggio de mozzarella). You combine all dat with'ah da little bits of'a chopped pepperoni. Den you puts it in da oil for a leetle beet. Serve it all, "hot an'ah steamy" in a wax-lined paper napkin and jeest getta you taste-buds a' ready...Eez gonna be multo bene! *I was going for an Italian accent there. (Food like this makes me wish that I too, had that Italian-genetic-abnormality where they can make food that is 37% tastier than non-Italians.) If you find yourself in Milan and you want to impress the people you are there with, suggest this place. From the moment they take their first bite, you are going to be seen as a culinary god who knows his or her way around the best eateries of Italy. They will never doubt you again (not just in regards to food...but on any subject). And, if you are traveling with someone who you are beginning a romantic relationship with, I promise that the look in their eyes will forever change. I can almost guarantee that the way the see you will be something along a mixture of adoration and deep desire to sire children with you. Please use this information with caution--as, with great power, comes great responsibility.

This was our first food stop on our Italy trip - like we literally rolled our suitcases from the…read moreairport to here because we were so hungry. There were only a couple of people in front of us, but it did take a little bit because they make it to order. I definitely appreciated having a freshly fried one. We got the cicoli and the provola e pomodoro, and it was so much better than I expected for a street food place! It was very light and airy, and you can definitely taste the difference in the tomato sauce in Italy. At €3.50, this is a steal and the perfect snack for the afternoon. There's no place to sit, but it's right next to the Duomo, so you can walk around there and eat!

Stopped by Quore Italiano for my last meal while in Milan. It was hard to find! Google maps had me…read morewalking all over the piazza trying to find the restaurant. It kept saying turn right and it would be the wrong right. But I finally found the restaurant. I ordered a pizza and it was delicious ( wish they would have cut the pizza). The Mozzarella bread could have used some marinara sauce to dip it in. The prices were moderate. Our waiter was friendly and helpful( and spoke English).

Quore Italiano was an incredible dining experience. We were there during a busy lunch time but due…read moreto the more open kitchen concept, we could see the hardworking chefs make dish after dish of amazing cuisine. We were excited to see the food come out and grateful we ordered what we did. Cacio e Pepe with truffles and the rigatoni but fresh and lightly sauced. Perfect for a lunchtime meet up with several glasses of wine to accompany. We shall be back.

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!