This place was recommended to us by our amazing server at Bar Luce and it turned out to be the best…read moredinner we had in Milan! We made a reservation for 10pm but weren't seated until around 11 because the place was so busy. However we were randomly seated in a huge private dining room as only a group of 4, which made up for it. We only saw locals dining inside which was a promising sign! Everything we ordered was delicious!! Lots of amazing seafood options which is a nice break from pizza and pasta. The poppy crusted seated tuna was amazing. Loved the cod ravioli with a bit of pickled cabbage and fresh cherry tomatoes which I thought was very unique. I don't normally love zucchini or cherry tomatoes but everything was great. Highly recommend the creamed cod polenta appetizer as well. The fried seafood was very fresh and not dry at all, and also a huge portion! We ended with 3 solid desserts -- tiramisu, apple soufflé, and berry cheesecake. All were phenomenal. The cheesecake turned out to be almost like yogurt, which was unexpected, but soo good! I love yogurt so I was sold. Great service as well and very English friendly. They have a bar next door in case you want to grab drinks before or after too. Highly recommend -- what an incredible meal!!

This review concerns the bar not the restaurant…read more Cozy/cool bar with a very interesting cocktail menu. Funny: they even have "aged" cocktails in an oak barrel. Each cocktail on the menu has an indication of how sweet and how alcoholic from 1 to 5 which is very useful to know in advance. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. All in all thumbs up even if it can get pretty loud (i.e. perhaps not ideal if you wanna talk to someone).

Great location popular with the post work crowd. Plenty of seating and the service was quick. The…read moredownside, dirty glasses (sticky, fingerprints, general unwashed): torta was dry and premade and thawed tasting, spritz was off putting. Too many other great places to stop here but the area is cool to walk through.

We were a group of 6 Asian travellers who were there for lunch. We arrived at 12 and were told that…read morethe lunch menu will be served at 1230 so we said we would get some coffee first while we waited. While some of us went to get coffee, a male waiter came over to chase us away to a table for 4 because he was setting the table for lunch. This was even after we told him we were staying for lunch. All this was done in a very rude and derisory fashion. On the plus side, the coffee was cheap: €1.30 for a cappuccino. Just don't expect good service if you're not local and don't speak Italian.

Just went for a drink but the workers and bartender was very nice. Sat at a table not the bar and a…read morewaitress still made sure when we were empty, we got a refill right away! We did not get food but everyone else in the building did so I will have to next time. The inside is very pub like and the tvs were playing Wimbledon so no complaints! Not to loud and everyone was happy to make conversation. Also they speak enough English for anyone that does not speak Italian like myself. Found this the first night in Italy and recommend it very much!

Manager let us in before the massive Champions league final crowd of Inter fans. Food was great pub…read morefood, especially the angers and mash! Great atmosphere and would watch a game here when we're able to return. Glad we didn't stay to watch Inter get thrashed!

A little classier and completely tourist-free when compared to your average aperitivo locale, this…read moresmall spot in Navigli serves up some fine cocktails, definitely shaken not stirred. The food ranges from olives, chips, and crudités to perhaps a sandwich and a salad. Nobody was wearing a tuxedo or driving a Aston Martin so I don't really get the connection with Bond. I'm sure there is a reason but you will have to tell me later.

I came here on a Friday night for a Pink is Punk event. The…read morefront is super crowded with people standing around and you have to be let in by the event people. Luckily I was able to get in with my fabulous friend. Inside is pretty small but nice. The few random tables are a bad idea because people bump into them. (me being a victim several times) The drinks were cheap- 5 euros. Music was good, the DJ's were into it and dancing so it makes it that much better.

Despite the location that suggests Times Square (sorry, but the proximity of Foot Locker is off…read moreputting), the all-Italian wines (our suggested bottle was excellent with an extra purchased for home) and the good food in a child-friendly environment in the wine-bottle-laden well-lit vaulted ceiling comfort zone was a perfect weekend setting for my blended family to enjoy a multi-generation outing. One of our waiters was the son of the lifelong family barber (gotta love Italian families!). Menus in well-written English for the American family member (me) were well received plus an extraordinarily welcoming staff. We were given a table in an area that provided privacy for a nursing mother at the table as well as a tired three year-old.

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.

Very friendly servers came during a tour just to try wine and some bread. They also have a…read morewonderful store attached to the restaurant. They offer a very affordable happy hour during week. The restaurant is all decorated nicely for Christmas and had fun music playing We are having a small cheese plate come as well They take credit card

Date of visit: May 24, 2025…read more I was looking for a place near our Milan apartment that we could get some authentic Italian food on our way to pick up some groceries and Signorvino fit the bill. A combination bar, restaurant, and wine store, we all found some things we enjoyed here between my carbonara, the cheese bread, and a variety of other fun dishes. My carbonara was not the best I had ever had, but it was quite tasty without being too greasy or too dry. Service was decent though I think we spoke too fast for her as we didn't get everything that we ordered, though there wasn't anything on our bill that we didn't actually receive. With a few locations in the area, this is not a bad introduction to true Italian food in Milan.

Overestimated bar, although very popular in the Milanese jet set. People mainly go there to be…read more'part' of the celebrity culture, which, ça va sans dire, it's only attended by very minor celebrities. Since its renovation the place has lost its vibe and atmosphere. Pricey. And the coffee is bad.

Drinks are strong, classic and fairly priced. Lots of good food during the Italian "happy hours"…read moreand a good vibe generally. Clean and professional.