Bar Quadronno In Milano

Small but cozy place. Excellent coffee and brioches

I went in..I left..satisfied..I'll be back 🏄‍♂️

It is famous for its sandwiches and drinks. Too small tables and uncomfortable seats because it is too small and crowded.

Espresso Bada is famous for its panini, a fast food sandwich developed in northern Italy. I believe it is also the first store selling Panani that opened in Milan in 1964. Unlike traditional Italian food, panini became popular because it was practical and spread around Milan, a city with a busy lifestyle. Nowadays, it is enjoyed not only throughout Italy but also around the world. Because its history and origins are closely related to Milan, it is the city's representative food, and this espresso bar is a little-known panini mecca. I visited for breakfast on my second day in Milan. The atmosphere is sophisticated yet old-fashioned, and they serve not only coffee but also cocktails. There were so many different bottles of distilled spirits on display that I felt like I had come to drink in broad daylight. I remember there was no menu, but in Italy anyway, in the morning, without even asking, I just ordered cappuccino and panini. The price was 1.7 euros for a cappuccino and 6 euros for a panini. First of all, the cappuccino was honestly better than the one I tried at one of the top three cafes in Rome. The natural taste of espresso was strong, and the foam was appropriately soft and not too heavy. The panini that came out soon afterwards was a piece of ham and cheese sandwiched between two slices of toasted bread and pressed on the grill. The bread was slightly black and very crispy, and the ham and cheese were half melted. When I took a bite and made a loud noise, the cheese stretched out, and then the ham began to chew, and the salty, savory, and moist flavors exploded one after another. It was an ordinary, delicious panini that had everything it needed. 6 euros per serving seems a bit expensive, but it was symbolic and the coffee was cheap, so I was quite satisfied with it. It's open until 2 a.m., so it might be a good idea to come late at night and enjoy a cocktail.

Always great sandwiches. The place is a little small even though it has been enlarged by a shop window.

The rich toast is very good but three bites cost a lot. It's not worth it

Extremely warm-hearted and friendly staff, also very service-minded. You'll be greeted with a smile 😃. Great food. I became a regular instantly. Thank you. Un bar fantastico e accogliente. personale cordiale e cibo fresco. Grazie a tutti 🙏☺️😇💚

Historic bar famous for its sandwiches.

Panini d eccezione da sempre e spero per sempre!! Un must a Milano!! Unica cosa che piattino the e contenitore latte sono arrivati con delle macchie …. E anche il pavimento una passatina nn sarebbe male!!

C’è chi lo decanta… Voti da 1 a 10: 9 per il locale. Molto bello, con una personalità rustica ma al tempo stesso elegante (peccato per le condizioni del bagno…). 7 per il cibo. Buono il pane, farcitura un po’ scarsa in quantità, ma non in quantità. 4 per il servizio. Con la premessa che questo non è un barettino come tanti altri, si parla di un locale storico e rinomato. Detto ciò il servizio è penoso. Un tizio in pantaloncini (deduco dipendente del bar) è salito con i piedi su uno sgabello, ha aperto una botola sul soffitto. Quando ha richiuso il tutto non l’ho visto pulire lo sgabello usato come scala/rialzo. E complimenti per l’abbigliamento. Basso rapporto qualità prezzo. Ci tornerei? Non credo. Lo consiglierei? Non me la sento.