We had visited this location years ago and although the aesthetic hasn't changed much, the over…read moreall business just isn't the same. A small bar to the left of the entrance has an Irish pub feel. The rest of the business is Blues/Jazz inspired. They have lots of outdoor seating. There were a number of occuoied tables inside enjoying an afternoon cocktail. Not much food happening at this time of day. Wait to be seated. Staff speak English. Although we were inside, an employee came over to collect payment mid-way through our drink. Very much a "here's your hat, what's your hurry" moment. One and done I guess. The restrooms are a pass for me. I bring clorox wipes when I travel so was prepared but there is no seat on the toilet. Most ladies hover anyway but you have been warned. Also, signs specify to *not put your TP into the toilet. A bin is provided, but the foot pedal is broken. You can imagine how that went. Located in a pedestrian area you may find parking on a nearby street, but I recommend public transport if heading to the Naviglio Grande area.

Great spot by the Navigli in Milano. Amazing "aperitivo" deal where we got a "tagliere"…read more(charcuterie plate) for free just for ordering a cocktail. The tagliere was abundant and very good, with great salumi and cheeses from Italy. Definitely a great deal and very good service as well. We have lots of places offering "happy hours" in the USA, but you don't know what happy hours is until you go to Italy. Hopefully we'll be back in Milano later this year and we will visit this this place again.

We were wandering around Milan and we came upon Brera 29 Cucina. We sat down and my wife still…read morehasn't tried the food Milano is known for...Rosoto. She ordered the Rosoto and II opted for the Pollo Casserole Genoa. The food came and the dishes were excellent. Her Rosoto was aldente, which I love and the pasta was surrounded with a creamy saffron sauce. My chicken was delicious and the vegetables and chicken had a light tomato sauce that was what put it over the top. The next time we are visiting Milan, we will surely returning to sample more from Brera 29.

I was expecting more from this restaurant. To be honest I chose it because it had the most shade…read moreas I wanted to sit outside. I ordered the seafood risotto. The rice was on the al dente side and could have used more essence of the sea. The best part of my meal was the side of roasted vegetables. Note they add a tip to your bill.

Would not go back. Had 2 glasses of Prosecco and an order of 6 tartines. Was charged 30 euro and no…read moreitemized receipt was given. Pretty sure I was over charged. This was the only time on my 3.5 week trip I wasn't given an itemized receipt. If I wasn't ripped off, the place is still a rip off. The tartines look pretty but barely have any toppings compared to the amount of bland bread they're put on. It's like sushi at an all you can eat place where they put the thinnest slice of fish possible on okay rice to make it look pretty, but there's barely any substance. The only customers there were tourists. Locals seem to know better.

With so many inviting locations and antipasti/apertivo to choose from in cosmopolitan Milan, La…read moreTartina is ok but not a destination. I'd try any of the more mainstreet locations; the food was fine but not memorable.

Buonissimo! Savini was one of our chosen restaurant to visit during our trip to Milan. The ambiance…read moreis amazing great. I think it's probably due to the coordinated table cloth and uniform of the waiters and waitresses. It's the first thing I noticed and it's what set it apart from the other restaurants. I love the fresh flowers that every table had. From the moment we entered, we were warmly greeted with two staffs and beautiful smiles. I ordered the Risotto with escapee courgettes, mussels. This is the best risotto I've ever had. The taste lingers in my mouth even till today. I would go back to have this again and again. The creamy taste and perfectly cooked risotto is just flawless! The mussels were a nice touch. My daughter had the Spaghetti cavalier cocco with tomato, basil and cows milk stracciatella. It looks simple but oooh so amazingly delicious!!! With the fresh creamy cheese. It was a delightful treat in our mouth. The gelato didn't make it to the photo but it was a perfectly finishing touch. It was an amazing experience dining with Savini. A must try and definitely worth saving for. It's a bit pricey but it really is worth it. At least for us!! Thank you for reading my review. Have a blessed weekend!

We decided to find dinner while waiting out a torrential rain storm. Wandered into Savini in the…read moreGalleria next to Duomo. Being in Milan, we had to get the risotto Milanese. Paired it with a Nebbiolo wine. It did not disappoint. Good food. Good wine. Nice atmosphere.

The view and the friendly service deserve at least 3.5-4 stars. The food gets in the way here…read more We started with caprese salad and the meatballs with the green Milanese sauce. Caprese had unripe tomatoes with generous uncut balls of fresh mozz and arugula, not basil. I'd expect this caprese in a mall, not this kind of restaurant. Meatballs were battered and the Milanese sauce was beautifully green but bland. My main was the pork cutlet. Very thin, big and not too greasy. Tasty but underwhelming. Served with some crispy potatoes, plus iceberg lettuce. Meh. Risotto Milanese should have been easy, right? Flavor was very good but the rice was not cooked enough, somewhat crunchy. Not great. Dessert was tiramisu and that was pretty good. Espressos were great. So many restaurants in this area, I'd skip this one.

This place was a good choice for a dinner. It is right next to the canal and so you got a great…read morechance to people watch and enjoy the canal. The waiters were friendly and quick. I ordered the ossi buco which was good. It felt fresh and cooked well but lacked a bit in flavor. The risotto under it was amazing.

Literally just off the beaten track (around the corner of the Via Brera), this is altogether a…read morebetter class restaurant. The interior is subdued and bourgeois chic (although there are some incongruous elements like shirts from Inter players and a much too larged TV screen). The food is Italian but in the better quality range. And also in the higher price range. Good service and no bad surprises.

Fav bar in Milan!!! Go here. The Alberto was delicious. The bartender was kind. The ambiance…read moreperfect for date night or go alone to read a book and have a yummy cocktail. Ask if the 1930 is available for an extra delight.

Worst brunch ever. Their veggie sandwich had hardly any lettuce and tomato in it. Their taco brunch…read morewas actually a single taco. My latte was nothing but milk. Terrible experience and terrible food. Do not come here.

Overpriced and snooty, and not really very good food…read more I'll give it 2 stars because they tried to be quick and sat me outdoors. The views are great and the atmosphere is good. The service was very bad, the server tried to tell me to get a 50€ steak when I kept just asking for a simple salad. The salad and a water were 30€ total. Ridiculous! If you're hungry, do NOT go here! Because to eat a normal-sized meal here would probably be minimum of 60€, if you want an appetizer, main course, and dessert. Crazy!

Restaurant with a great terrace butt unfortunately a very limited, over priced menu. We had the…read moreantipasti mixed plate, the risotto with clams (which were full of sand), the mushroom and carrot pasta dish and the cheese ravioli. All were rather average and pricey 16-22.