Luca e Andrea Cafe-Bar In Milano

A pizzeria with a spectacular location, right across from the canal, which alone makes the experience worthwhile. We went at a quiet time, without too many people, and it was really pleasant: plenty of tables, a relaxed atmosphere, and no crowds. The pizza was a very pleasant surprise. The crust was cooked to perfection: light, easy to digest, and very flavorful. Without a doubt, a high-quality pizza for the price. The service was also excellent, with very friendly and attentive staff at all times, which greatly enhanced the overall experience. On the downside, I found the price of drinks excessive. Paying €7 for a small bottle of beer is hard to justify, even considering the great location. For this reason, I'm not giving it five stars, but overall, it's a highly recommended place if you're strolling along the canal and fancy stopping for a good meal in a beautiful setting.

Very good food and delicate ambience. Typical Milanese food both savoury and sweet. Amazing homemade Tiramisu

The appetizer was delicious, and the risotto alla milanese was truly excellent. Quality dishes, a positive experience. Recommended!

We had a very good meal. The pasta was delicious, as was the Aperol Spritz. Great atmosphere!

A fantastic meal in a wonderful location by the canal, with superb service. The desserts are delicious, as is everything else on the menu. Highly recommended!

Excellent everything at the right price

Incredible experience. Both the food quality and the price were excellent. Considering the location, it exceeded expectations. Without a doubt, one of the best meals in the city. The ossobuco with rice was a 10/10, the ribs were amazing, the pasta with shrimp and pistachio pesto was incredible, and without a doubt, the best pasta carbonara we've ever had. I hope the chef received our compliments. The atmosphere is very welcoming and the service is very friendly; they were willing to understand us even though we don't speak Italian. We will definitely be back.

An excellent elephant ear restaurant, with outdoor seating overlooking the canal. Prices are average.

A very beautiful restaurant on the canal, with a welcoming and characteristic interior that highlights the owner's passion for fishing. The atmosphere is warm and pleasant, the only downside: the tables are quite close together. We ordered two typical Milanese dishes, elephant ear and veal tenderloin with baked potatoes; both excellent! The dessert was also excellent. The waiters were friendly, but perhaps a little more staff could shorten the wait. Overall, a very positive experience.

The food was good, not the usual tourist fare, and the prices were reasonable considering it's in the Navigli area. The service wasn't very attentive, but otherwise everything was fine. Super risotto!