La Cuccuma In Milano

Homemade scialatielli are truly top notch!!!!

A large pizzeria with space for large tables and parties. Some evenings there's live music featuring Italian classics. All dishes are recommended, from pizzas to pasta and main courses. Nandan especially recommends the seafood pizza.

Spaghetti al pomodoro: 10/10. The interior has a 90s vibe, with photos of various celebrities who've passed through the place. The decor is a bit stereotypical, but that's fine; it makes it a little unique. Live music occasionally.

I highly recommend it. We were in Milan for five days, visited many recommended places and pizzerias, and this one ended up at the very end. On our last evening, we were on our way to the hostel, wanting a bite to eat. We were tempted by the low price and location, but we didn't have high expectations. However, we were quite surprised, because the margarita we ordered was simply delicious. The taste of classic Italian pizza. We've been to places like Da Zero, Marghe, and Mani in Pasta. This one, while lacking nothing, beat the aforementioned pizzerias in some respects. I highly recommend it. The atmosphere of the place is also great. An older gentleman played keyboards and sang. The ladies serving were also very nice. We ordered in English, but all the answers were in Italian. A wonderful thing!

La Cuccuma is a guarantee! TOP pizza, first and second courses to suit your taste. I've been coming here for many years now, and the pizza has never let me down. Prompt and professional service. WELL DONE!

We've been to La Cuccuma several times, always having a decent lunch, but with Milan's 37-degree heat these days, it's unthinkable not to have (or not use) air conditioning. Unfortunately, lunch was a real struggle.

Excellent seafood dishes and fairly fast and efficient service. If you arrive by motorcycle, there's a large parking lot right in front of the restaurant. If you arrive by car, finding a parking spot is a disaster... it's much better to use public transportation, leaving your car in a less crowded area. The spiral staircase down to the bathroom is a nightmare.

Spectacular piano bar straight from the 90s!

The restaurant is perhaps a little dated: the nautical setting feels like a ship's interior. It's all a bit retro, but overall pleasant and well-maintained. In fact, it perhaps adds character to a place that's been open for many years. The food is good, the pizza well-made and easy to digest, the service excellent, and the prices fair.

Very good pizzas and friendly staff; the only downside: a slice of cake costs 7 euros...