Timebrek In Milano

Clean environment with excellent service, very helpful staff and delicious food.

Very tasty food, only very large portions. The service was friendly and helpful. This is not a place for a romantic dinner, but definitely for dinner with the family.

Risotto, pizza, tiramisu was so delicius, thanks from TURKEY❤️

Excellent restaurant. We eat Italian, Chinese, pizzeria. Fish specialities. A certainty. Prices slightly adjusted upwards. I give 4 stars to the environment for the noise. For the rest everything is ok

Very good place. Very tasty pasta. We took 2 types and everyone really liked it. There is homemade wine. Everything is very tasty

Lovely atmosphere and kind and sweet staff!! Good food (I got pizza) ❤️

The oysters and seafood are very fresh! Tastes great Very nice Italian restaurant owned by a Chinese family since 1995. Very fresh ingredients and delicious food, very recommended

A restaurant like many others, certainly clean but nothing special that attracts attention or makes it "different" from the others. Fast and attentive service, actually few tables occupied but it doesn't matter, promoted service. 3 people at the table who ate: - a plate of french fries - €6 - a plate of grilled vegetables with smoked scamorza which I haven't tasted so I can't judge -€13 perhaps a little pricey - a plate of soy spaghetti with meat, a little meat and vegetables - let's say I "killed" the taste a little with the spicy one - €12, also a little above the average for a Chinese restaurant - a plate of mixed ravioli without infamy or praise... and which in any case were not left over on the plate. €8 3 good desserts. 7 medium beers in total and a final bill of €113. As said at the beginning, everything would have been normal, like many restaurants in Milan... nothing special and nothing that would make me want to come back to try other dishes. I repeat, in the end no one left any food on their plates... but I think the total bill is a bit excessive. Nibbling a few euros on your plates is fine, we are in the Porta Romana area and we are in Milan! But I find €6.50 for a Heineken (or Moretti) on tap and €7 for an unfiltered ichnusa really excessive, even for the area and also for Milan. At those prices you can drink excellent craft beers... and you can find, in my opinion, better places.