Osteria Pinte Romane In Milano

Very interesting menu in its simplicity, many of the dishes are Roman. Large portions, good prices for the Milanese average (first courses at 13 euros are almost difficult to find nowadays!). Being in the garden is very relaxing, serene and pleasant atmosphere. Friendly staff. Excellent beers, including gluten-free ones. Even the first courses can be made with gluten-free pasta.

Nice enough place, prices roughly what you would expect. Portions a little on the small side for me personally but maybe that's normal here. Service was very slow, which would be fair enough as the place was quite full, but we noticed that every single table in our line of sight, the majority of which arrived after us, got their food before us. The male waiters were nice, but the waitress reminded us of back home in Vienna. All in all not quite the dining experience we had hoped for based on other reviews.

The food is very good. Highly recommended.

Excellent tavern, very good cut, super staff, fair bill. Until next time!

Coming home after the cinema looking for something to eat, when it's already 9.15 in the evening, we find this restaurant. A small and welcoming place, a bit like a pub where you can nibble but with a menu of selected dishes from appetizers to desserts with Roman specialities. We choose 2 appetizers (soufflés and arancini) to firm our stomachs and then a plate of spaghetti with clams, a (giant) Milanese cutlet and a peppered mussel and to finish an excellent apple pie with ice cream. Everything was excellent, even the beer. The super friendly staff. What can I say... I absolutely recommend taking a tour and for me to go back to try some other tasty specialties.

this was recommended to me by an italian friend. we visited in the evening and it was quiet and atmospheric. staff were great and the food was AMAZING!!! a bit away from the city center, but worth the detour for sure.

We ate well but not very well. And the dishes should be hotter; above all, the rib should be served on a cast iron plate or on a soapstone. High prices for a nice but Spartan place located between Via Padova and Viale Monza. Then a beer for 8.5 euros is blasphemy (even if artisanal). The three of us spent 95 euros (2 starters, 2 first courses, 1 second course, 2 beers, 1 coka, 1 water and 1 dessert).