It started off as not the best experience when service was slow and they didn't seem to be paying…read moreattention to our table. After speaking with the manager, I have to give him points for turning things around. He got the watier to focus on our table and even comped desserts. The food itself was solid and I'd definitely give it another try.

Horrible service, waiter has bigger tables to take care of, so he just doesn't care about you and…read moreyour demands. Food was disgusting, no taste at all, so blend. Very disappointed. Ambiance mediocre and chairs are very uncomfortable. I'll never come back.

My husband and I went here on our honeymoon which was about 5 years ago. I recently thought about…read morethis place and how special our meal was and wanted to post this to say that this is a great place. I hope this restaurant and community are doing well!

From the owner: Da Re Salomone la cucina è Kosher. Ovvero preparata secondo l'antica tradizione ebraica, con tante…read morericette della cucina mediorientale. Si comincia con un'ampia scelta di antipasti, come sambusek (sfogliatine ripiene ai funghi), i kebbe (croccanti di grano ripieni di carne e pinoli), e le polpette falafel accompagnate da un girotondo di salse a base di sesamo, ceci e melanzane. E ancora, trai i primi: megadara (riso con lenticchie), rhobelì (riso perisano guarnito con uvette, carote dolci e pollo), machshi (verdure di stagione ripiene di riso e carne). Quanto ai secondi: khraimi (branzino in salsa piccante), cous cous di carne o vegetariano, shish kebab (spiedini grigliati di carne trita di manzo) e shawarma (tacchino grigliato con cipolle). Come dessert: baklawa (pasta sfoglia con miele, pistacchi e mandorle), menena (pastafrolla ripiena di datteri e noci), halva (pasta di sesamo alla vaniglia) e sofra (torta di semola con pinoli e mandorle).

Solid food. Everything hear is much more flavorful than other kosher Italian establishments. I hope…read morefound most places bland. This was the first that I didn't need to add any to the food. While the food was great, what really stood out was the service. They were totally overwhelmed with thr volume yet still kept up their level of service and food. There was a taxi strike in Milan when we were there. When we asked the manager for ideas on how to get to the airport he went way above and beyond. He started calling car services for us and when he couldn't find one he asked a waiter if they drive us foe the same rate as the car service. I highly recommend!

I saw this place while walking earlier this week, and went back for breakfast this morning. The…read moreplace is clean and bright with lots of stainless steel, and the staff is very friendly (and speaks terrific English if that is important to you). What it IS: Let's set an expectation -- you're never gonna get a New York bagel outside of New York. I am a realist - I find I'm happier that way! That said, this was a nice experience. The bagel gave a good chew (which was what I was looking for!). The schmear was not quite to NYC standards -- maybe Charlotte standards... but it was nice fluffy cream cheese. And the caffe Americano was... caffe Americano. What it's NOT: This is not a pasticceria... it's a BAGEL SHOP. You cannot get a bagel AND a nice brioche. You come here for a bagel. Breakfast bagel, bagel sandwich, bagel chips.... If you don't want a sweet pastry breakfast, and just want a taste of home, come here!

Doesn't compete with Noah's or any of my favorite local shops back home - but this place is a nice…read moreslice of home. I normally get a plain bagel, with cream cheese and smoked salmon, so I can't say anything about the other bagels or menu options. But the reason I first started frequenting this place was for their amazing Hot Chocolate (it's like a delicious pudding of warmth that just makes you feel cozy). Unfortunately, it's a season item so you have to keep an eye out for it during the winter. If you enjoy your bagel. Or need a quick lunch, this is a good option.

Best vegan pizza I ever had! So many vegetarian and vegan options that I would all like to try…read more Definitely need to come back as soon as I'm in Milano again, I'd actually just come for this restaurant hahaha. Service was friendly and the restaurant is decorated very nicely.

If you are senza gluten this is a great place to go. They have dedicated menus in both English and…read moreItalian, and also dedicated menu's that are Gluten Free and non-gluten free. Dairy and vegan dishes are listed as such as well. The atmosphere is very inviting. There is a main area in the front for parties and a more intimate area in the back for small groups or couples. We had the made in house pasta, one gluten free, one not. Having tried both it was virtually indistinguishable between the texture of the dishes (the gluten dish had a bit more al-dente to it, but not noticeably so.) Plan on getting 1+ plates if you're coming in with an appetite. While the portions are good, the savory nature of the dishes balances with a lightness that makes it OK to eat more. Beyond the pasta dishes we split a pizza, "4 seasons" gluten free, and they make the dough in-house as opposed to those pre-frozen dishes that are so common. We capped it off with a limonchello and will likely seek this out again should we ever venture back to Milan. Saluti!

Good pizza napoletana And yeah, that's about it. If you're…read morein the hood, and craving, go. You won't be disappointed

First meal in Milan. You walk in and the smell of pizza meets you immediately. Without a…read morereservation we were able to be sat with no wait. I ordered the Búfala and my husband ordered the Margherita. Service was fast and the pizza was delicious.