koshari 101 In Milano

15/01/2026: It's a fun place, I liked it. They're open late, so it's worth a visit. They have an interesting selection of beers on tap, both Italian and other, mostly European, brands. They probably have the largest selection of whiskey bottles I've seen in a bar (I don't know if you can order everything). Other spirits include amaro, rum, and mezcal. Beer prices are standard: 6-7 euros for a 0.4 liter bottle; rarer options may be available in smaller quantities.

01/01/2026: Scott on Via Volta delivers exactly what it promises: an authentic, no-nonsense experience built around quality products and clear identity. This is not a place chasing trends or flashy concepts it’s a venue that focuses on substance, and it shows. The craft beer selection is well curated and thoughtfully balanced, offering solid pairings with the food rather than overpowering it. There’s a clear sense of direction behind the choices, and the staff reinforces that with a straightforward, efficient, and knowledgeable approach. You’re guided when needed and left to enjoy when you’re not. The real highlight, however, is the Abruzzese arrosticini. Perfectly grilled, juicy, and full of flavor, they are done the right way simple, honest, and uncompromising. They quickly become the main reason to come back. The other Abruzzo products on the menu are equally consistent and coherent with the overall concept. The atmosphere is lively and convivial, ideal for an after-work stop, a relaxed dinner with friends, or an informal night out. Scotto doesn’t aim to be luxurious; it aims to be right and it succeeds. A solid, reliable address for great beer, real food, and genuine character.