Armani/Ristorante — Restaurant in Milan

Starting with the positives the service was great the mood was set exactly as needed but the positives end there . The food was mediocre at best , the amuse bouche was 2 sweat and 2 salty dishes which ended up tasting horrible even when eating apart a short period of time. Got a starter which at first was so salty because of the soya that it couldn't be eaten and when I told the waiter that it was too salty for my liking and later the waiter came back with a plain dish which was horrible as well , during the first dish I added some truffle asked for a bit of truffle but the waiter added 5gr of it , my fault because I wasn't noticing. But at the end after the two complaints about the dish I still got charged the complete amount , I expected to pay for the truffle but since I didn't even receive the dish back or got any information about what will happen next , I assumed that the dish would not be charged . But unfortunately not , on top of everything nothing was done to please us later and we left...

During a business trip in 2013, I had the opportunity to dine at the esteemed Armani Restaurant in Milan. Nestled within the heart of this fashion capital, the location is a testament to elegance, beautifully preserved and meticulously maintained, reflecting the iconic status of its namesake Italian fashion brand.

While the setting was impeccable, the culinary offerings, unfortunately, did not quite ascend to the same heights. For a venue of such repute and cost, the dishes presented were surprisingly basic, lacking the extraordinary flair one might expect from such a distinguished establishment. However, the staff at Armani Restaurant were exceptionally delightful, providing service that was both attentive and pleasant, enhancing the overall dining experience.

It has been a decade since that visit, and I am intrigued to return, hopeful that the menu has evolved to match the exquisite surroundings and legacy of the Armani brand. I look forward to being pleasantly surprised upon...

Being kicked out of a restaurant by a waiter (Cesare) is not something you would expect as you leave your coat on a nearby empty seats after having waited for 10 minutes for a table to be dressed. It is amazing to see how billions of investments in a brand and an organisation can be ruined by the "attitude" of one single waiter (Cesare, who incredibly behaved more like his namesake Roman emperor than an employee) who has not been trained and taught that the Client was King (rather than him being the Emperor)... U-N-A-C-C-E-P-T-A-B-L-E in any case, we could all vote with our feet and boycott the Armani Caffè, but I truly believe Mister Armanii deserves better people, and would demand that his team be fixed and people trained up to the level of his namesake Brand. Make sure you DO not go until then. Milan,...