Ops Restaurant Café In Milano

This neighborhood trattoria has quickly become a must-visit. A home-like welcome, freshly cooked food with quality ingredients, and a wide selection of traditional cuisine, from Milanese to Sardinian, even gluten-free options! The owners are incredibly kind; you can tell they've been in the restaurant business their whole life, and they make you feel at home from the moment you arrive! During porcini mushroom season, don't miss the chance to try them; they're incredibly fresh. They're served in both first courses (the risotto espresso is fabulous) and second courses, exceptional!

My girlfriend and I went to this lovely restaurant last night. The food was excellent, and the atmosphere was friendly and inviting! I can highly recommend it.

A very casual place with carefully prepared, well-prepared, and reasonably priced dishes. The only downside is the drinks, which are very expensive (beer €7, shot of myrtle €6). Unfiltered Ichnusa beer costs less than €4 at the supermarket. A shot, in the sense of quantity. Thanks.

The food we ate was great and the owner was also nice. We will definitely be back.

Dinner in a small place where you couldn't, and shouldn't, smoke but where someone smokes... Abundant pasta portions but a little thick. Monica wine from Sardinia, which you can find at the supermarket for €6, offered for €30. Maybe it's better for lunch.

The food was delicious, it's not a gourmet restaurant but it was very tasty. The atmosphere is a bit rustic, but the food and service are really delicious.

To those lucky enough to find this place: When have you ever been back home? This is a rare restaurant in Milan that gives you a sense of home, a sense of local. Instead of shelling out tens of euros for disappointing pasta in the city center, enjoy a bottle of wine surrounded by the finest Sardinian cuisine prepared by a lovely couple here. The menu is entirely in Italian. It's not in English, Spanish, or Chinese, or other tourist-friendly languages; it's a genuinely handwritten menu, just like you'd find in an Italian restaurant. You can translate it with your Google Camera, and you'll have no trouble! If you don't understand, Mama will patiently explain, however clumsily. 👌 If you have a day pass, be sure to visit at least once. We went there for lunch and dinner from our hotel near the Duomo... 🥹 To those who don't speak Italian: Mama primarily speaks Italian, but she understands basic English. Feel free to ask her for advice in basic English. She'll take the time to help you and give you recommendations. *This is not a formal restaurant, so it is inappropriate to act superior. We hope that everyone can make some wonderful memories of their time in Milan.