Santeria Paladini 8 In Milano

Great atmosphere, delicious food, fast service, definitely go there!

Your living room in a bar or the other way around. Young attentive staff, relaxed atmosphere and culture in the secret room that looks like a talk show stage. I watched Antonio Bevacqua and Erminia Madeo present la Transmondanza here with Antonio playing Calabrese songs in between. Such a truly Italian experience. From outside you can easily miss it because it is through an entrance and the down and to the right. Trust your Google map or uber system if it says you have arrived. :)

Four stars for the concerts and atmosphere, and the friendly staff. It's a shame about the burger prices, which I think are high, considering the €2 service charge.

More than a pub or a place to eat, it's a meeting place, with rooms available for meetings. The bar is well-stocked. The food isn't tried. A beautiful, secluded location in what must have been a shared garage. Outdoor seating. A young crowd.

We were there for the last "pastrami club" night offered by chef Cesare Battisti. We had a reservation for 10:00 PM and, upon arrival, waited in line with other people for about twenty minutes before being seated. The place is spacious, has a nice outdoor area, and was born, as the people who work there explained to us, with the aim of creating a multipurpose space that places culture, art, and sharing at the center. The people who work there are all very kind, friendly, and attentive to their customers. Unfortunately, the pastrami sandwich, which was supposed to be the star of the evening, didn't thrill me: the flavor was good overall, but the sandwich had a few issues. The bread/focaccia was almost cold, the cheddar inside had also cooled and become a bit "sticky," while the pastrami inside had a good flavor, but it wasn't juicy and tender, rather dry, almost a bit dry, and in small quantities. The fries and beers that accompanied the dish were good but lukewarm. This is absolutely no criticism of the chef, because he was leaving when we arrived, but the person making the sandwiches didn't pay the proper attention. The offer was: pastrami sandwich + side, fries + a medium beer for €25. Overall, good, but not great.

I recommend trying this place for breakfast or brunch. I went here with two friends and the staff was very friendly and efficient. The food was good and plentiful for Milanese prices.

Super cool place, with a mix of styles. Plus, the outdoor seating area, which, in the warmer months, can be a fantastic spot for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, is a plus. The food was average; there were two of us and we had brunch. The eggs were very good, which is not a given! We also appreciated the free coffee/tea refills and juice. The price is definitely in line with Milan's city center, and parking is also convenient. The location makes it easy to find!

We met as a couple during a pastrami dinner, booked a few weeks ago. The collaboration was organized with chef Cesare Battisti of Ratanà, who confirmed both his skill and elegance. The table organization, despite the packed evening, was efficient, and we waited no more than 5 minutes, while the receptionist gave us two flowers. From being seated to the arrival of our drinks, it was no more than 5 minutes, and another 5 minutes for the food. Our waitress was very kind and witty, and chatting with Cesare was always pleasant. The pastrami and cheesecake were delicious, and so was the shaken Campari we drank with dessert. To support the cause, we also purchased t-shirts. The bill was fair, and we'll be back!

Five stars aren't enough! A unique, welcoming, and informal place, just steps from the metro station. I enjoyed live music in a small but intimate and lived-in atmosphere. The clientele was younger than me, but I didn't feel uncomfortable. A good selection of draft beers, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Truly a little gem on the outskirts of Milan; I'll definitely be back.

Nice local spot, hipster vibes, tap beer, outside seating available We had brunch , super filling