Ristorante all'Orto di Sant'Antonio In Abbiategrasso

Dinner for two, a menu with a few excellent dishes. The wine list was appropriate and good. Service was prompt, with a few youthful mistakes by the waitresses, but nothing serious. Definitely worth a try!

First time here, in the company of two cycling friends. Superb hospitality. Indoor bike parking. A dedicated sports room for a quiet lunch. Food well-served and delicious. A la carte menu or a separate menu. At the end, they offered us a nice after-dinner drink. The bathroom and the entire place were also clean. The space is large enough so you're not too close to each other, and the tables are well spaced. In the warmer months, you can enjoy a large outdoor space, set within a courtyard that exudes history and the flavors of times gone by. Well, you just have to go and then come back... come back... come back... I recommend it.

Stopped in a couple of times during lunch breaks while traveling; the restaurant offers a daily menu with three choices of a starter, main course, and side dish. In my opinion, the portions are just right, and the place is welcoming and tastefully decorated. The young staff isn't very knowledgeable, as they couldn't answer some questions about the dishes and had to ask the owner for information. The menu price is fair, but not the dessert: €6.50 is excessive, and not even justified for the dessert I had (a slice of cake accompanied by a scoop of ice cream, which was almost frozen).

I often stop here for lunch. For just €13.50, it includes a first course, second course, side dish, water, and coffee. All the dishes are excellent, but I especially recommend the carbonara. Although it's not on the menu, the "sweet lasagna," a pastry covered in cream and chocolate shavings, is a must-try.

We chose this restaurant for a family get-together before Christmas. We had a great time; the staff was friendly and willing to accommodate the requests of a vegan guest. The atmosphere was quaint and the prices reasonable.

Small, welcoming restaurant with friendly staff, excellent food, and a rustic-style decor.

We discovered this lovely little place thanks to a Wonderbox package... the room where we had lunch was private and welcoming, the owner very kind and discreet, the dishes, arrived without too much waiting, very tasty with several alternatives for the different clientele... what can I say, we will definitely be back!!

A somewhat hidden spot on the Naviglio Canal, with classic decor and friendly service. Four of us went there for lunch before a concert. We took advantage of the "seconds" option, where you choose two dishes from the menu and they're served on the same plate in smaller portions at a reasonable price. It's a great idea for a quick meal and a light meal. Each dish is available individually, of course, and you can also enjoy a traditional multi-course meal. For dessert, I had grape cake, a specialty I'd never tried, with gelato. The gelato was liqueur-based, which I personally don't like, but it had the right consistency, as did the cake, which was soft and rich in fruit. Other diners were also pleased with the quality of the food and service; it's a shame it's so far from our home!

First time on the Naviglio Grande, a typical restaurant, very well-maintained, with discreet staff... We chose a fish and pasta menu... Crispy octopus and Strozzapreti... Widely satisfied with both, I'll be back for the tripe and casseula...

Excellent restaurant, we stopped for a business lunch. The food was very good, excellent value for money, and the staff was friendly and helpful, considering the time of day we arrived. Highly recommended.