Crazy Driver Rock 'n' Grill In Paderno dugnano

A wonderful experience. My son had a great time with a group of friends and convinced us to have lunch in this very nice and unique place. Even my ninety-year-old grandmother appreciated the place and the food, as did we.

A beautiful restaurant with an American-style, car-and-motorcycle theme. The entire decor and menu are true to the theme. Fast service and food preparation. Friendly, cheerful staff. Parking is available in front of the restaurant entrance.

Friendly, great beers and good music

It's my first time eating here and I had a great time. Great American-style location, good food, and they also have live music. Sunday evenings are quieter, so I recommend going.

For lovers of the American rock genre, this bar is worth an evening with friends.

Everything was good, fast, and the menu was varied. It's a shame the service was a bit cold and distant.

The space is large with plenty of seating. The service is fast, the burgers are good, but the fries were lukewarm. Price is in line with the type of place. I'm giving it three stars simply because it's been over 10 years since I've come across a place where the mandatory drink is at least 10 euros. I really don't approve of this. If I just want a medium beer that costs 6 euros, I have to pay 10. Another thing... They don't keep separate bills. I'm giving it 3 stars because

Andrea De Marco, aka Dema, is a guarantee! Excellent service 🤩

On the recommendation of a friend, my parents and I went to dinner at Crazy Driver in Varedo on August 22, 2025. It's undoubtedly a unique restaurant in the Monza and Brianza area and northern Milan for its ambiance and menu: American diner decor, guitars and other instruments on the walls, and live music on certain days. Beyond the menu, the food is equally impressive: the meat is excellent (and you can taste it), and the American-style sandwiches are made without excess (my "stage three" in the photo was truly exceptional). Given this, the rating would be five stars, but two things make it four: a) Excessive familiarity with customers, with the staff and owner addressing them informally (I can understand this given the "tone" of the place, but not everyone appreciates it); b) How many restaurants operate: water and soft drinks are exorbitantly expensive: a half-liter bottle (sic!) of San Benedetto water costs €2 (at €1 or €1.50 the owner would still make a profit), and it's inconceivable that some restaurants only sell half-liters of water. A can of any soft drink sells for €4 (more than double the product's actual value), and on the night we went, we could only order cans because we'd been informed that the tap system was malfunctioning (only for soft drinks, not for beer, which raises my doubts about the veracity of the reasoning). I understand that the restaurant owner should obviously make a profit from his business, but someone who knows the market and is informed of the true cost of the product sold feels a bit cheated (and in fact, I specifically didn't want to order soft drinks). The owner sets the prices, but ultimately it's the customer who decides how much to spend. After these two considerations, this is a place worth trying. We'll probably return.

Really tasty sandwiches with a variety of flavors. Fun and unique atmosphere compared to the usual burger joint. Recommended especially in the evening.