Drogheria Milanese In Milano

The lunch was top-notch as always. Andrea served us and gave us excellent advice. The menu is always changing, and the prices are excellent: one of the top seafood restaurants always worth returning to.

Lovely service and delicious fish! Generous portions, we were really happy!

The fish is excellent, and the dishes are very creative and seasonal. The place is very nice, and the staff is friendly and professional.

Very nice restaurant, a substitute for the Milanese grocery stores (I think it's still the same chain). Good food, well-chosen dishes, and good wines (not a given in a Milanese restaurant). Delicious desserts, especially the mille-feuille. Friendly and discreet staff, nice music, but still plenty of room for conversation!

A very welcoming place, with charming outdoor tables, aided by the quiet street that creates a pleasant atmosphere. The staff is young, friendly, and attentive. As soon as you sit down, they bring delicious bread and olives, and at the end of the meal, they offer a refreshing lemon sorbet, a very welcome gesture. The dish I chose, seared tuna in a sesame crust with marinated fennel and sour cream, was truly well-prepared and delicious.

If you’re in Milan and want to avoid the touristy spots, this is a great choice. The seafood is tasty and well-prepared, with portions that are just right—not too heavy, not too small. Prices are fair, the service is welcoming, and they do speak English. A nice local place to enjoy seafood away from the busy tourist areas.

We had dinner at this seafood restaurant the other night, and on the way home, I was a bit unsure how to rate it. I'll start with the positives: the staff was truly friendly, attentive, and helpful, and I loved the atmosphere—welcoming and meticulously maintained. I have nothing to complain about; I had a wonderful time. The menu, however, left me a bit perplexed: the raw seafood didn't particularly impress me; it wasn't particularly flavorful, though I didn't doubt the quality of the ingredients. On the other hand, the shrimp tartare was sublime. For my first course, I chose the tagliolini with squid ink: truly amazing. Perfectly cooked, with a bold flavor and a generous portion. For our second course, we tried the grilled octopus on a ricotta and chard cream. The octopus was incredibly tender and melted in the mouth, but the ricotta cream didn't entirely convince me: slightly acidic, it almost tasted more like sour cream than ricotta. The complimentary lemon sorbet at the end of the meal was very welcome, and the desserts were also truly excellent. In conclusion, spending around €50 per person for seafood in Milan is more than reasonable. I'll definitely be back: my hesitation probably depended more on the choice of dishes than the food itself :)

Excellent food, kind and attentive staff, good value for money.

Superb food, fresh fish served in a thousand different ways. Everything was delicious. Generous portions. Reasonable prices for the Brera area! A little too loud and bright for me, but you can't have everything...

Excellent and above all fresh food...I highly recommend it.