Albufera In Milano

There were three of us, and we had a full meal of tapas only (about three each), allowing us to sample a variety of truly interesting dishes. They were all delicious, well-balanced, made with top-quality ingredients, and were also very inviting to look at. Thanks also to the girl who served us; she gave us a couple of really good suggestions on what to try! We'll definitely be back to try the rest of the menu!

Beautiful and well-kept place, excellent quality food... truly top-notch appetizers, average paella, just the right portions.

Very welcoming place, much to my liking. The food was excellent. I recommend the tapas de gambas. The person who looked after us was very attentive and highly professional. I highly recommend it and I definitely think I'll be back.

Unfortunately the food was all frozen and very low cheap quality, although we'll presented, both me and my husband were sick all night.

We moved to the taverna even though we had booked a few weeks earlier on the ground floor (definitely a more elegant and well-kept place than the corner where we were placed...). Not much to say about the paella... exceptional... Professional dining room staff.

Everything was excellent, everything was good, delicious and fun tapas, good portions. The bread was divine. The only things we wouldn't order again because—for our taste—the price wasn't worth the price compared to the quality: the Sangria (€21); next time, we'll opt for wine; and the Jamon Iberico (€25), which we know and love but didn't quite live up to our expectations. Highly recommended!

By far, this is the best Spanish restaurant I've tried in Milan. The price is proportionate to the quality of the food and service. The atmosphere was very relaxing, and the entire staff was attentive and well-organized. I'll definitely be back!

My favorite restaurant! Excellent in every way!

A truly excellent Spanish restaurant near the central station, beautifully presented throughout the various dining rooms on multiple levels. The seafood paella was satisfying (plentiful, rich, and tasty), but the tapas appetizers were perhaps even more so, especially the cod and parmesan-stuffed peppers (piquillos): exquisite! I finished with a delicious chocolate and dulce de leche sphere. The service was good but not impeccable, although the waitress who served us was friendly. The only downside was the price: €72 per person for a paella for five, two tapas each, three desserts, two carafes of sangria, two waters, and four coffees is perhaps a tad too expensive. In short, Milanese prices, not Spanish ones... In any case, the quality is undeniable, and I'll definitely want to return.

as usual everything is excellent