Osteria Il Riccio di Mare In Milano

Sardinian kitchen very simple and very tasty all super fresh

I dropped in because it was close to my hotel. The restaurant was very lively, and the staff were working efficiently. I went after 9 PM, and it was full; it seemed that the locals had made reservations before coming. I waited about 15 minutes before I was seated. I was grateful that they managed to find a table for me. For the food, I chose ingredients from the display case and asked them to make spaghetti with them, and they happily accommodated my request! I was able to enjoy incredibly delicious king lobster spaghetti and sea urchin spaghetti. I also became friends with the locals at the next table, and they shared their recommended dishes with me. The wine was also delicious. This was undoubtedly the best restaurant I ate at in Italy. I definitely want to go again.

I had dinner with my wife and son. Everything was truly delicious, from the raw (very fresh) to the cooked (cooked) fish. The service was attentive but never intrusive. Recommended for anyone who wants good fish at a fair price without long waits.

One of the best seafood restaurants in Milan. A unique experience.

Reservations are recommended, but the seafood meal was very good, with a wide selection of wines. The octopus salad with artichokes was excellent. The seafood tagliolini was good.

Excellent location, competent and kind staff, we ate all fish, excellent quality.

A very welcoming place with qualified, helpful, and courteous staff who make you feel at ease. The freshest fish is cooked to perfection. Not to be missed.

High-quality fish, beautifully presented and creatively paired with unconventional side dishes. Excellent wine and spirits list.

Excellent restaurant, great seafood and service. They went that little bit extra and provided a cake on short notice. Would highly recommend

The food wasn't well cooked. The Catalan-style lobster wasn't worth the price. The scallops were overly coated in breadcrumbs. The atmosphere was nice but very noisy.