Went on a slow Wednesday night but the food was great and the wait staff was patient with our…read morebroken Italian. The seafood risotto was amazing. :)

This neighborhood restaurant is a hidden gem in Milano. Hidden from most tourists as it is very…read morepopular with the local scene. You must try the Zucchini Flowers as an appetizer! The restaurant is nautical themed with a spiral staircase leading up to private seating, and down to the toilets. There was also live music the night we dined, and it looks setup to have music each night.

We had pastries and coffee here for three days in a row and one lunch when we visited Milan and…read morestayed in an apartment across the street. The owner is very friendly and helpful!

Wandered in here jet lagged on 12/26/14 - bustling first baptism of eating in Italy for us (our…read moreflight was directly to Milan from JFK, and this was our first time in Italy - we had taken the Metro from our hotel to the Duomo stop after checking in, and went here for a late lunch). We were the only Americans in the joint, which to us was pretty cool - seems like a local spot. We ordered simply, a salad, pizza, soda, coffee - pretty good! One of the better places we ate in Italy, sad to say. Service friendly, good coffee.

Classic Milanese pasticceria with a lot of interesting pastry options, that are fabulous looking…read more We got a couple of chocolate chip cookies, a couple of cavolini, a coffee (espresso) and a marocchino. Everything was very good, but not stellar, I mean, nothing to write home about. The marocchino, a classic Milanese espresso beverage, similar to a macchiato, but served in a glass and sprinkled with cocoa powder, was not as i like it. Foam was too foamy and separated from the espresso rather than being velvety and incorporated in it. Anyway, I'm nitpicking, solid choice if you're in the area, but don't travel for it.

Great for coffee and a pastry. I haven't tried their desserts but they look beautiful. If you are…read moregoing to sit down and eat, make sure they take your order at the table or you may pay twice for your food. Heads-up: It's almost twice as much to sit down and eat verses taking it to go.

Maybe you have to be local but I didn't like my first and only piadina. It's a flat bread, quite…read moretasteless, and you can add stuff inside. I had one with buffalo mozzarella, porcini and ham, and it was pretty tasteless altogether. It's also pretty small and for 8,40 Euro, it's not cheap.

I loved this place! Cute setting and staff was really friendly, they acclimated to us even when we…read morecould not really communicate (don't speak Italian). I love the crispness of the flat bread, and portion sizes were very large, so two thumbs up!