Definitely a beautiful spot to take pictures and visit some luxury stores. It's honestly a lot smaller than I thought it would be. It's just a walk through outdoor mall with a select number of stores and a few restaurants. Nice to walk through for a few minutes. Visit earlier in the morning if you want to get pictures without anyone in them!

Absolutely beautiful! Every store window makes you want to go in and shop! The architecture and overall beauty is breathtaking! We walked in and out of every section and were in awe with the magnificent structure. The amount of people was crazy! We happened to be there during fashion week and there were models dressed and taking photos everywhere! If you go to Milan you have to go to the Galleria!!!

A must visit if you are traveling to Milan. The high glass ceilings give the feeling of grandness unlike any other shopping complex. A magnificent structure with great restaurants and posh shops.

Truly an amazing building! Even if you're not into expensive brands or shopping, I'd still really recommend visiting here. It's incredibly beautifully decorated from the walls to the ceiling (:

I arrived in the evening that every store already all closed, but the galleria still amazing to visit and take photos. So beautifully and artistically designed! Enjoyed window shopping as well as each store has nice display though it’s closed. A must visit spot while in Milan!

Had an amazing dinner at Galleria, so good didn't even wait to start eating to take pictue. Did some window shopping didn't have long enough visit planned. Next time we have a better idea where ti spend the bulk of our time in Italy.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a masterpiece of architecture and shopping in Milan, Italy! Its stunning glass and iron structure create a breathtaking ambiance. Strolling through the gallery's luxurious boutiques, cafes, and restaurants is an elegant experience. The intricate mosaic floors are a visual treat, and the magnificent glass dome allows natural light to flood the space. It's a perfect blend of history and modernity, offering an unforgettable shopping and cultural journey. A must-visit destination for anyone exploring Milan's beauty and charm! ✨🛍️🍝

Fascinating to see the original art work preserved after the world war bombing that almost destroyed it. The room is light and climate controlled to attempt to protect the artwork. We paid €15 each to get in. Worth the price to see it, but there's not much else to see. It's a very small museum. I believe tours start approximately every 15 to 30 minutes, but call ahead or be prepared for a short wait to enter. They only sell 35 tickets to each time slot and it's hard to predict demand. The pictures of the damage to the building and courtyard from the war were moving and help one to realize that, in war, no one cares about anything of significant value...only an appetite for destruction. It's heartbreaking to realize how self-destructive our human nature really is. Makes me long to put off the natural man and rise above those natural tendencies.

Beautiful! You only get 15 minutes in the room. No bags or food are allowed but you can lock up everything before you go in. Tickets sell out very fast so buy them well in advance or book a walking tour!!!

Tickets must be purchased online. During my visit the green pass is needed to obtain your physical tickets. My tickets were 23+ EU because I selected an English tour guide which was worth it because our tour guide was very knowledgeable and passionate. You’re only allow to appreciate the amazing art work for 15 minutes, which is a bummer wish I could’ve stayed longer.

Definitely a must see in Milan and you can try to buy the tickets online although that option might be hard for last minute bookings. Alternative book tours via the normal websites and I would definitely recommend a guided tours. If the guide is good, you will learn a lot. You can only stay 15 minutes appreciating the last supper

Tickets go on sale 2 months in advance and they do sell out. Luckily I bought my tickets in advance because we saw multiple people turned away at the door the day we went. The website is a bit challenging to navigate, but a necessity. I gave the four star rating because I think they could make it more accessible for people. You have to go with a tour group, which is not ideal, but fine. The work itself is, of course, incredible and the preservation/restoration process is quite impressive.

A beautiful painting and one of the greatest masterpieces ever! As you cant enter without reservation, you need to lan your trip according to its availability but its worth it. You need to plan 3 months in advance if you want to visit in the weekend!

Unfortunately we haven't been able to enter as tickets were sold out and apparently you need to book 3 months in advance which is crazy. The museum from outside looks beautiful which was our consolation

Building itself is visually interesting, but not original. However, there are several rather nice museums inside. I spent there about three interesting hours for 5 Eur, which is very good value. The biggest exhibit is one of the last Michelangelo statues, which is housed in its own exposition, but there is way more to see in the castle. Definitely recommended if you have some time to spent while visiting Milano.

The entrance to the castle itself is free, but to get to the museums you need a ticket which is 5€ full price and lets you visit all of the museums. They even have lockers which let you travel around the castle and the museum without carrying anything. Everything is nice and well kept, there are benches everywhere and the staff, even with their limited English, were trying to help as much as they could. The whole castle is too big to walk on one day, so we prioritized the things we went there for. If you want to visit everything, you should visit at least twice.

Absolutely gorgeous place! It's 100% worth it just for the outside parts. The complex is big, and the adjoining park offers a great relaxing spot and various drinks and foods to refresh you. Totally stunning for everyone, not just those interested in history! Also there are free toilets.

A very nice castle and museum. There are many rooms, everybody will find something to like. You need to count with exhibition which takes at least 3 hours so if you hurry, you should check only items you are interested in. There is also a beautiful view from the top. If you take a bag with you, you can store it in a locker located downstairs (1 euro deposit - will be returned after you input the key back). After exhibition you can find a good place for rest outside. This place is also magical in the evening.

This place is so stunning. I sat within the castle walls listening to live music from a stage that had been set up while sketching a picture. Truly a wonderful experience. Not going inside and instead walking around some of the most beautiful architecture I have ever seen will be free and well worth your time. There are also free toilets and a water refill on site which is a bonus.

Definitely the largest intact castle I have been to, the distance from moat to first scalable wall must be 40m, and an attacker would face an array of arrows and spears before they even navigated a ladder into position. That said, pay the 5€ for the entrance and the extra for the headset so you can learn about some of the more interesting paintings, tables and artifacts. (Stupidly, the put the headphone lady BEFORE the ticket purchase, so you have to circle back!) I never made it up the tower, but I can only imagine those views!

Very beautiful castle with a garden in the middle, we visited on a sunday and it wasn't busy at all. The castle is well maintained. There are no restaurants or shops inside the castle other than the info point, but there is a big garden outside the castle, I'll attach a pic of it. It is definitely a must visit place if you are in Milan.

It's a castle with 6 museums inside it, all accessible for 3 euros (for students) or 5 euros. If you don't wanna go inside the museums, you can still check the place out, the fountain in front of it, and the big beautiful installations outside. However if you got time, the museus are really worth the visit. There is a Michelangelo sculpture, ancient arts and weapons, the musical instruments museum, an Egyptian museum, and a few others to check. The bad thing is that most of the exhibitions only have texts in Italian, no translation for English.

Lovely castle to walk around or chill at. I personally loved the garden in the middle of the castle where you could sit out in the shade and enjoy the surrounding views. The museums have mazing pieces. There were some real surprising pieces of art. I paid 2 or 3 euros to get into all 14 unique parts of the castle. There's art varying from paintings to furniture to cloths and musical instruments. Definitely would recommend anyone to spend a few hours here.

This castle is one of the most, if not the most, impressive and beautiful fortresses / castles I've been in. A real must seen! The size, built ornaments, towers, walls, ditch - all are great sights. And there are multiple museums inside... With the triumfh arch and beautiful garden near by, this can fill half a day of great sight seeing.

Wow!! What a theater. I'm not a fan of operas, but if I wanted to see one, this is the place I want to see it in. Everything looks and feels majestic, and you can understand how this place became such a renowned opera house. The museum was very nice, and very informative. We didn't get a guided tour, and I don't think you need to. They have touch screens on almost every piece of art, that explains what it is. The price is totally worth it.

A beautiful and historic theater house that's still in use today. The who's who of Italy have graced this venue! The tickets I purchased directly through the website were very reasonably priced. They included viewing the plush red and golden theater from box seats and a self guided tour of the museum. The museum has tons of memorabilia from plays and concerts over hundreds of years! The venue itself is gorgeous! It's definitely worth a visit while in Milano!

Outside it looks like a nice old building but it is deceiving. Inside it is marvelous and majestic. If you do not have the chance to view a performance (or it happens to be too expensive as they usually are) you can still view it as a museum and receive a tour.

While the actual stage and house wasn't as mind-blowingly fabulous as I thought it would be, the museum was very high quality. The exhibit on Franco Zeffrigli (which may or may not still be open based on when you're reading this) was amazing and stunningly put together. The section featuring his costumes and sets was a highlight for sure. I went through the museum independently and with a tour group, and the experience for me was better on my own. The tour was more informative, but it moved too quickly too truly appreciate the museum, and it only featured the main portions, not the exhibitions (aka the Franco Zeffrigli bit). One last tip about the museum: you can't take water bottles in (among other things) and will have to store them in a locker before entering. The locker requires a €1 deposit. No, I have not seen a show at La Scala.

Great to see the inside of this famous theatre, even if there was nothing on when we visited. We went as part of entry to the small, but fairly interesting museum, with exhibits of costumes and props they use in performances as well as paintings and sculptures of famous figures from the theatre's past.

Impressive, sadly the week I visited they were holding rehearsals so I had no guided tour for it, you might check before visiting. Even without it you can walk by yourself as plenty Italian/English explanations are on the sides and you have two interactive tablets in one of the exhibits!

There are these moments in life just you were told about a place but you never really payed attention till you finally make it there and you are so surprised and thankful that you made it. Scala of Milano is one of these moments 😍 My excitement was so great by the theater itself and the history of course. A very important part of Milano and Italy 🇮🇹 So delightful to visit it. Looking forward to watch a show next time:)

We went here on our summer holiday in 2023. There was no Line tot visit the museum. The entrance fee was € 26,- for two adults and three children. There is a lot to see in this museum theater. The operahouse is beautiful with all the private sittings on the balcony.

Nice Opera house. Friendly service. Good chairs! Very good Opera! Book well in advance for best seats. A bit hard to know what seat you actually buy. Recommend to instead of ordering drinks inside the opera, to walk outside during intermission to the neighbouring restaurant, serving champagne and suitable intermission food.

Enjoyed a quick visit to this iconic attraction. Really loved the ability to venture in the rooftop which was surprising and awesome (despite the ongoing restoration work). Views from the top are fantastic. The inside is grand too. Staff were helpful and polite. Although it could benefit from better signage. Access inside to some areas restricted 😏

Highly recommend visiting the rooftop. Unlike any other climbs I have done throughout Europe in cathedral towers. This is definitely not one to miss. You are walking amongst really cool architecture. We took the stairs, manageable and not too difficult, but there is also an elevator. The elevator does book up so I recommend booking in advance if you are looking for a specific time slot. Get your ticket across from the cathedral in the museum. If you are military member (including USA military) you can get a free entrance and rooftop ticket, go to the info point not the museum to get your free ticket.

Cathedral is amazing. Impressive, big, beautiful. Definitely recommend to go on the terrace (rooftop). We bought ticket on the web but we still had to wait in line for a while to get in. The line was long, but it was quickly decreasing. Worth every euro.

Massive and beautiful cathedral. The inside is breathtaking and the outside is filled with so many intricate details. There is something to see everywhere. Archealogical site was also interesting to visit. Would recommend buying tickets from the ticket machine. Buying online costs 1€ extra convenience fee.

Such an amazing place. I have not actually been in side the cathedral itself, but it looks absolutely fantastic from the outside. The architecture of it is so sophisticated and the level of detail in it is design is mind blowing. There is a gold statue on the top. I heard Italian Mafias tried to rob this gold statue by attaching it to a helicopter, but the police managed to retrieve it.

What must amazed me was being walking on the top of the roof, which is not common. The Duomo is big, the architecture of the outside is very impressive and beautiful. The church inside, based on the other churches I have seen before, this one didn’t impressive. As any other European church, of course is beautiful and it’s big, I have seen better ones. But, I think you should go because every perspective is always different and it’s worth it. I took the lift (elevator) to go to the top. This entrance is on the right side of the back of the church. Opposite side where you can buy the tickets. IMPORTANT: for women you tummy needs to be cover and your shoulders. I had a tide dress and it wasn’t a problem. My husband had shorts and a t-shirt and he was fine go inside. The elevator doesn’t go down, it’s only to go up. We took the stairs to come down.

The church is very beautiful especially at the front and at the side. If you want a perfect picture, I recommend going early because there are a lot of tourists. For the entrance to the main church and going up the church/terraces, buy it in advance online so you don't need to buy physically and I think sometimes tickets get sold out.

By far my favorite part of Milan! I could honestly stare at this all day and never get tired of all the fine details. It's absolutely incredible, the time and dedication it took to make this. To see it in person is truly breathtaking. We bought tickets online before hand so we chose a time and only waited with the others that had our time stamp tickets which took maybe 5 minutes to get inside. We also got tickets to go up top to the roof. We chose the stairs, and were informed that those tickets are actually separate and don't need a time to go up. You can use them any time of day until 6pm, the last group that can go up. And they're valid for 3 days. So you can see the inside at your designated time and then any time go up within the 3 days. Also many online sources say that men are required to wear pants, but during very hot summer months shorts are allowed. Now I can cross it off my bucket list, but am also now determined to see it as many more times as I can!

The religious church is the main attraction in Milan. An awe-inspiring work of true grandeur. The building is adorned with an abundance of sculptures on both sides. I was truly privileged to have had the opportunity to witness such breathtaking views from different vantage points.

It’s a must! Absolutely gorgeous both in and out. I recommend getting the elevator lift so once you’re up there your not too tired to take pics and enjoy the great views. Tickets can be purchased online or at the ticket office. If you have a specific time I recommend booking online in advance but if you have no prior engagement throughout the day you can purchase them at the office.

This was one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen. I came on a rainy day in December. Tickets were online and cost 16 regular 8 reduced. While this is a little steep, you can really spend 1-2 hours here. It is a lot of stairs but can be done in only a few minutes, and if you’re able-bodied it shouldn’t be an issue. Once at the viewing platform, the views are CRAZY! Super beautiful on every side and it is so cool to be walking along the outside of the roof of the church. Surreal. Another set of stairs takes you to the actual roof where the views are even better. Incredibly beautiful and historical architecture. Coming down the stairs you enter the Cathedral itself which is adorned with sculptures, painting, and more beautiful architecture. We came on a Sunday so we were able to observe a mass as well. This was an absolutely wonderful experience. It’s famous for a reason, don’t miss it!

I visited here during my trip to Milano Italy. Beautiful fascinating architecture. Beautiful and detailed architecture. I used the staircase to go up because the Lifts were sold out. If you plan to visit, check the dress code and lift availability.

For sure the architecture of the Cathedral is incredible taking account that it took over six hundred years to finish. All the spikes, sculptures were breath taking. It's the real object of religious culture. Worth seeing. Maybe not sleeping beneath it. Concrete floor is hard for your back :)

The cathedral is breath taking. So many intricate details & something interesting to see everywhere you look. Recommend getting tickets in advance to go in during peak season, the line can also get very long - make sure you have water when its hot! Make sure knees and shoulders are covered if you are going inside. Worth doing the roof top walk too.

One of our favorite overall pizza dining experiences we have ever had. Fresh ingredients, perfectly cooked crust. We were lucky to line up and grab a table before they even opened, as they are packed with immediately. But their service is so efficient. I admire the way this place operates. They are able to turn tables quickly, but still give personal and outstanding service. Only a few menu items which is always a good sign, they know what they are doing and they do it very well. We met the owner who made us feel special and even treated us to some pistachio liqueur. If you are in Milan, don't skip this place!

Love the service there, absolutely amazing, the music is awesome, sadly the music ends at 10:30pm. The pizza is very homely the crust is amazing. But the menu only had 2-3 options but I saw more than 3 types of pizza, not sure if the e-menu had problem or there’s some kind of bespoke pizza going on. Would definitely recommend to visit there when you’re in Milan.

I got two pizzas for myself! The first vegetarian one was really delicious!! The second one with hot sausage was a bit less tasty but was also very good! When I came, the server gave me a free glass of Prosecco, and when I finished my desert (a tasty Tiramisu too!), he gave me a free cup of grape juice for digestion too! Also be careful, their other restaurant Pizza AM was closed today, I was waiting 40 minutes outside before I was told by the neighbor that the restaurant Piz was the owner's other restaurant.

Attentive service staff and they start you off with a complementary drink and a small bite while you decide on your order. There’s only 4 pizza to choose from and the order comes quite quickly. Our pizza for some reason was a little cold when it got to our table. Still a decent pizza though.

Visited this restaurant a week ago after reading their great reviews. I would rate the overall experience as follows: Food : 4.5/5. Wood oven pizzas were good to taste, + Tiramisu was good, too Ambiance: 4/5 . They have a nice, vibrant atmosphere inside. Cool place to hang out Staff : 4.5/5. Super friendly. Handed a glass of champagne as we entered. Toilets: 4/5. It was clean. Seating : Outdoor + indoor Overall : 4.5/5. It's worth a visit.

We found Piz while exploring Milan while on holiday. The pizza was outstanding. Loved the atmosphere. They gave us a glass of wine when we sat down and then a shot of some sort of orange liquor afterward that was wonderful. Just a lovely experience.

The only reason I chose four stars instead of five is because of the rude staff. I went to the restaurant 10 minutes before the opening time and I saw people in the tables eating and I asked one of the staff there if it was open and he rudely respond to me that it was closed. and then I pointed out that people were eating inside and he told me that it was the staff and asked rudely sarcastically if i wanted to join them….. Despite that everything was perfect from the moment we sat in our table. They gave us a free snack and some champagne .The impolite staff put on his smile and even gave us free shots! The food was excellent the atmosphere was warm and happy. The staff was dancing and singing and made us feel part of their own people. It was a fun experience after all .I totally recommend paying a visit there.

This is the first pizzeria I tried in Milan. It was the most memorable after trying many others. I would say this pizzeria is the best in Milan. The location is perfect, and sitting outside is romantic. The dough was unique, very soft. They make it in a special way that is explained in the menu. The dough is supposed to be easily digestible, and I didn't feel heavy after having many slices. The toppings on the Pizza of the Day were amazing. It was the first time I had a pizza with chives. The prices are reasonable. You should definitely try this pizzeria if you're in Milan!

Very good place for good pizza and service! The wood-fired pizzas are very tasty. The wine was served too warm. The restaurant is decorated with Keith Haring themed murals making it a quirky but fun place to enjoy dining.

A really small and narrow place if you don’t sit outside in front of the entrance. They have only 3 opportunities for pizza and all are vegetarian pizzas. We tasted each one and all were delicious except the pizza with poppy seeds and chives which was burnt, its the third pizza on the menu. The girl who serviced served us couldn’t speak english well and was a little bit aggressive I guess so she was not friendly and brought missing order every time and when we ask for it she sights and roll her eyes and go to bring it ?

We had a great time there ! Was kinda worried we couldn’t get a table so we went a bit after the opening and got a table. The pizza were delicious, thin and incredible crust ! We took four pizzas for 6 people and it was more than enough as we took some to go! Didn’t understand it at first but they cut some pizza in half so we could share in different plates. And thank you for the free glass of prosecco !

If you are in Milan, hit this spot. This is definitely one of the best pizza in town which is full of pizza places in every corner. The welcome drink is a fantastic touch of hospitality. The service is amazing and the atmosphere is great. The ingredients are very fresh which makes lot of difference. I would highly recommend this place. Update: I ventured here again before leaving Milan and the experience was amazing. Impeccable taste, great people to have a conversation and amazing pizza!

Amazing pizza! Very friendly service. Not a place for staying the whole evening as everything happens rather quick but I really enjoyed eating there. Would definitely come again.

The best pizza i have ever ate. We came back twice in few days. The prices are really reasonable compared with the quality of foods. They serve you not only pizza but also wine, small dish as starter and also special "dessert" (alcohol made from fruits) !! The staffs there are really friendly and kind. Will come back definitely! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!!

I just love this place. It’s small and cozy, the staff is very friendly and helpful. The pizzas are truly next level tasty. You definitely need to give this place a try if you are craving a tasty pizza .

Very, very delicious and true Italian pizza! Very friendly staff with perfect English and fast service. Affordable prices and lots of compliments like Prosecco and shots. Will come back for sure! Must visit for everyone to feel real Italian spirit!

AMAZING What a gem of a place in the heart of Milan! This pizzeria is everything you want it to be. A well backed, thin, and crispy pizza served by the kindest staff there is! If that's not enough, I got a free peice of pizza to try and a shot at the end. The prices a very reasonable with a pizza ranging from 7€ for a margarita to 12€ for more fancy versions.

Very nice and attentive people here. I love how the pizza came with a welcome drink and ended with a shot. The place was recommended to me by a friend. When I go back to Milan, they will always get my business. And of course…the pizza is excellent.

Best pizza I have ever eaten! Fantastic service, very kind and helpful. They they swarm like ants, so you will get your pizza extremely quickly. Just after we sat down, they gave us 2 glasses of Proseco and some pizza samples to taste. It's a place that you have to visit once you are in Milano!

I loved the experience. When I arrived around 9 pm, it was crowded, but the staff knew how to organize everything efficiently, and the queue moved quickly. The service was excellent, and the complimentary Prosecco definitely enhanced the experience. As a suggestion, I think the restroom facilities could be improved.

Super nice place! Lucky pick when we were hungry and arriving in Milano. The staff speaks multiple languages and helps through the menu. All you can eat sushi and you can order whenever you have finished a serving, freshly made so that there is nothing to be trashed. Excellent restaurant!

Awesome service, super nice people. We ordered sushi to go and the presentation was beautiful and the pieces delicious!! More salmon than rice as it should be. And the tiger rolls blew my mind!

I can definitely recommend. One of the best sushi I’ve ever had. It looked as good as it was tasting. On top, the service was fantastic. Every time I come to Milano, I will have at least one dinner at this place. #TopSushi

The staff were very nice and lovely, the food is good we pick the all you can eat and we are so excited by the choices so many varieties, great service and we got some lovely limoncello on the house! ^_^

Amazing experience of fusion cuisine. Personally I enjoyed 99% of the evening at this Michelin star restaurant. However, rather than negatives more personal taste, I found the pork a bit to hard and the fried a bit too salty. But I would recommend to anyone

I absolutely adore this sushi restaurant in Milan! The quality and freshness of the sushi here are outstanding. Every time I come here, I’m impressed by the variety of sushi rolls. The staff is extremely friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere is cozy and inviting. I highly recommend this restaurant to any sushi lover. An absolute must-visit if you’re in Milan!

Fantastic Japanese restaurant in the heart of Milan that offers something different than the other Michelin choices. Dishes are creative, seasonal, and stay true to their central Japanese theme. Good selection of sake and Japanese liquor as well. Service was good.

Great for a special occasion and intimate dinner. Elegant and modern interior design. We loved that there was a set menu with creative fusion food or a la carte with more traditional Japanese. Service is good but could be more attentive - seemed to be a lot of running past our table but our empty dishes sat in front of us for a while.

Amazing experience! We had a chef set and it was spectacular! Very interesting combination of flavors as well as a whole set concept. I would recommend it for anyone who is into the great food exploratory experience.

Absolutely amazing from start to finish. We visited a while back to celebrate last New Year’s Eve and also my birthday and the whole experience was fabulous. We had the NYE degustation menu which consisted of incredible dishes. Perhaps the one dish which greatly stood out was the tuna belly & roe which was so delicious. The service was impeccable and the staff also treated us all to a little fireworks show when the clock stroke midnight! 10/10 - Well done to all for the great experience!

Every time we come to Milano, we come here. And every time, it doesn’t disappoint. Attentive service, incredible sushi, the hamachi was really the best - like butter! We liked it even more than the toro. Highly recommend it to any sushi lover! Also I think they were just awarded a Michelin star, and I think they really deserve it! ⭐️

Simply amazing. Michelin starred restaurant 🌸 actually, not a restaurant, rather a sensory experience. Atmosphere makes it perfect for different occasions, as for business, or with friends, in couples. Service is precise and attentive. Dishes are extremely tasty and the flavours combination is refined and unusual. Of course presented to perfection. Highly recommended! :)

A restaurant that gives an unforgettable experience! An amazing experience of dishes that are beautiful to the eye and of course delicious. Very high level service. It is important to book in advance (I booked two months in advance). I took the tasting portion. I added the wagyu portion which is an extra charge. Fair value for the price. Priced according to a Michelin restaurant.

We went there for dinner and were very happy we chose this place. The food was very good, very worth the price. The service was good and the staff were friendly. I recommend this place to anyone, especially the nigiri with toro and wagyu. Would love to come there again and try the other things we didn’t get to try!

Very nice and kind service. Pizza was the best pizza I ever tried. Usually I don't eat the crust but here I didn't leave anything on the plate. Prices are also acceptable.

Excellent place to eat a good pizza. the decor of the place is very beautiful, everything is clean. the servers are very welcoming and smiling. the service is fast and with little care, the prices are very correct and the pizzas delicious. I strongly recommend this address

Amazing marinara pizza and tiramisu. Great for the price too! The best pizza I had during my trip to Milan.

Came here with high expectations. Pizza I ordered was under flavored. Basic standard, nothing special. Homemade tiramisu was acceptable. Overall I would recommend but I've had much better pizzas.

Dined in and had a great experience. English menus are a bonus as Italian isn't our strong point. Food was fresh, full of flavour and served quickly. Very happy

Greatest pizza! I had one called something "Puglia" :). With a little bit of pistachios and other nuts, and burata, and the red wine I asked to recommend was also very good, so I had the second glass :D. Here are my plates on the way to emptyness :))). I am definately coming back and recommend you to come too if you haven't been here yet :).

My friends and I were in the mood for pizza when we arrived in Milan. This was good but didn’t quite hit the mark. The pizzas were smaller than average and were quite crispy. I believe the bottoms were covered in some sort of semola which contributed to the crunchiness. Verdict: good for a quick lunch but wouldn’t be my go to. I paid €15 for a ‘nduja and burrata pizza and a bottle of water.

We asked for a fast service because we had a bus to catch and we got it, the staff is very good at what they are doing and friendly. We had bruschetta, chicken salad, pizza with eggplant and cheese and finished with Sicilian cannollo Everything tasted good and perfect It's one of the rarest restaurants in Milan where you can find a lot of options The indoor tables are in an air conditioning place too which was very nice in the summer now

So far the best pizza I had in Milano. The staff was super friendly and our order was delivered in only minutes. Also we loooooved the pistachio cheesecake 🤤