Milan Restaurants

 1 Review  If you like over the top kitsch and fun, this is the place for you. Admission charge: No Average cost: 18 Euros Booking advisable: No Category: American Cards accepted: Visa, Eurocard, Amex Cuisine... 

 1 Review  On this list (click on it to see better) there is a choice of good restaurants, not too expensive. My recommendation, above all others, is 'LA TANA DI LUPO' In a very unconventional atmosphere you... 

 1 Review  On a Sunday night in early February, this place at Piazza XXIV Maggio was crowded which is a damnably good sign. All locals save for ourselves. They were surprised whe nI asked for the seafood salad... 

 1 Review  Oh here is one of my little tips when I go to Italy. Well breakfast is of course a couple of capp's and some pasticcerie; you know, chocolate croissants or jelly pastries. Then lunch is gonna be a... 

 1 Review  The Milan Nobu is the tenth restaurant to be launched by the famous chef Matsuhisa. He launched the first restaurant in 1987 in Los Angeles, then in New York, Malibu, London, Tokyo, etc. The menu is a... 

 1 Review  Nice Italian restaurant located next to the Corso Sempione. Friendly staff serves traditional italian food at reasonable prices. We paid around €80 for three courses each and a bottle of... 

 1 Review  Local food with strong french influences, quiet interiors and delightful atmosphere. Located outside Milan (half an hour) it really deserves a visit; booking is essential, decent dress code is better.... 

 1 Review  Al Garghet is an out-of-the-way restaurant and your best bet would be to get a taxi there, if you don't have a car. Located at the end of Via Ripamonti and then some, it is in the middle of a... 

 1 Review  I have been fond of Italian food for quite some time. Pizza, pasta, lasagna and risotto are all dishes that I make on a regular basis at home. So I was looking forward to going to Italy to try out... 

 1 Review  The restaurant of the Hotel Diana will satisfy your refined taste with a lighter re-interpretation of traditional Mediterranean and Milanese cuisine. The splendid location dominates the private garden... 

 1 Review  I visited Milan with two pals who had no interest in the finer things that Italy had to offer, so each day I would break away alone and venture to the Grand Hotel Et for my lunch. Although I was... 

 1 Review  This place is pretty busy and nicely located in the area of Porta Venezia. The interior is rather nicely decorated, though tables are located a bit too near one another (a sadly common problem with... 

 3 Reviews  The ambience is at least 20 years old, with very strange pictures of roses hanging all over. No credit cards accepted, no reservations possible, only 28-30 seats and a very old fashioned local BUT... 

 1 Review  Iguana Caf? is a great cafe that is cool, happening and has the best Aperitivo in town. Aperitivo is the typical Milano style of going out for a drink and a light meal. Aperitivo normally is free... 

 2 Reviews  This restaurant is accessible from the Porta Venezia tube station or the No. 29 or 30 tram. It is a simple, crowded restaurant with A LOT of fish dishes. It's also a pizzeria if your eating companions... 

 1 Review  Argentinian restaurant in Milan's sauce :-); typical Milan's spot hidden in a tiny and mostly unknown street. You can get wonderful meat ... and delicious meat ... and fresh meat ... and grilled meat... 

 1 Review  Grand Italia on Via Palermo (there is another but not as good) serves the best home-style Italian food we had in Milan - we dined at all level Milan restaurants from Nobu and Just Cavali to local... 

 2 Reviews  The name says it all, these pizzas are really BIG (reasonably priced too)! There's over 60 different types of pizza in this local eatery! Pasta is also available, but if you're in a place with the... 

 1 Review  Le Tre Marie Cafe is a small cafe on C.So Porta Ticinese 1...where ever that is! its small cafe with lovely pizza slices for 3.50euros, and they also sell beer(4.50euro a pint), a great place to stop... 

 1 Review  When you are tired of spending a small fortune everytime you go out for dinner, try this place. Believe it or not, it's a chain restaurant. It's bright, cheery, and our restaurant had a young,... 

 2 Reviews  Lives up to it's name. Your coperto covers endless baskets of Gnocco Frito (see below) and the antipasti ain't bad either. Prsciutto, salami, cheeses etc etc. Mains seemed okay, but were kinda... 

 1 Review  Really nice African restaurant, closed to University area. You can taste dishes from differnt zones of Africa. Wonderful furnishing, coulors.... Nice costumers, and lovable owners... they will always... 

 1 Review  Ok this place is pricy and our friend treated us to a gourmet, 5 star meal. One of the few places where the emphasis is still strongly traditional Tuscan. Hors d'oeuvres, tortelloni, grilled meat. I...