Liguria food traditions in Milan!…read more I had a lovely dinner with some friends. We shared their Liguria region appetizers such as cheese focaccia, farinata, fries veggie and fish. Their main course are mostly fresh handmade pasta dishes with their famous pesto, and we were all pretty impressed! Super good. Desserts and wine are really tasty too. The place is cool with lots of vintage sea theme decorations and objects. There is also an outdoor seating area with a bocce park for play! When we left was about 11pm and there were plenty of people playing and celebrate some occasion. I highly suggested to get a real northern Italian experience, to get together with some friends, for dinner and if you like take a chance and play bocce!

Absolutely amazing food. Had a great time at this Ligurian Osteria. Wine selection was great,…read morefantastic servers (most of them from Liguria), fun ambience and the flavors are true to the region they represent. This place is a must try for lovers of Italian food while in Milan. Ligurian food is different from standard Italian fare and it's worth exploring.

They have an interesting menu at affordable prices with different specials all week long, except on…read moreMondays. After 11pm, they have a late night alternative menu with burgers and easy dishes to cook. Laid back dining area to the right when you walk in. In the center, you have a bar that serves micro brewries products like the Psycho, blonde beer with 9% alcohol; tasty! On the left, you have a dance floor reserved for tango and waltz dancers. Nothing too involved but older people are actually here for dancing. It really makes this place charming, with the music, dancing, drinking and eating in a quiet and respectful environement. You'll find paintings of local artists on the walls. Cheers!

We stumbled upon this place as we strolled along Lake Lugano. The service was great. The beer and…read morecappuccino was very good. We also had a meat tray that was excellent. The price was very expensive, by American standards. 7 Swiss Francs for a beer, 4 for a small beer.

This lounge was a real treat for us, because it was one of the few places we found that played old…read moreschool RnB , Hip Hop-- it's a haven for young professionals that come here after work to meet up with friends. The apperitivo here was pretty good and reasonably priced, no more than about 8 or 10 euros; there was a variety of snacks including fresh fruit, pizza, meatballs, and salad. We were worried that we would not get seating, because this place is a real hot spot. Luckily there were other people there who knew my friends, so they put two tables together for us. White leather seats, glass tables, I felt like I was in Miami for a moment, definitely a contemporary American influence. I enjoyed being here on a Friday evening, Milano is expensive, since the subway stops running at midnight; this was a nice middle ground from a club. You can go back on the train to avoid paying cab fare. Although, this spot is not metro accessible you have to take about a 10 to 15 minute walk from Cardusio or Grand Centrale Station. But the beauty of it is that there did not appear to be a lot of other places quite like this, and because of its exclusive/somewhat excluded location Deseo attracts a very sensible crowd.

One of my favourite aperitivo spots in Milan - great atmosphere, you can book tables, good…read moreaperitivo spread, good music. Not a bad word to say, other than it gets crowded so you may end up standing on the street if you come late!

Decent appertivo, but don't come here for dinner. The food is just "meh" and too pricey for the low…read morequality. A fun place to watch a game, since they have a huge projector TV on the main wall.