Burla Giò — Restaurant in Milan

82e (41 per person) for a very simple meal on a very simple restaurant. Be careful as IT IS NOT THE LOW COST RESTAURANT THAT APPEARS ON GOOGLE, as well as be careful of additional prices, with cheap touristic practices.

Food quality is decent, taste is fairly good and quantity decent as well. Surprised for paying, 6E for bread, that was brought on table without asking for it, nor appearing on the menu. Thats a fair touristic cheap practice (!!!)

Service is good and welcoming, even without reservation they did the best to accommodate, yet they will offer items such as water and bread without mentioning that there's a charge.

On the ground floor, its extremely cold each time that door opens, if you make reservation make sure you take a table upstairs.

The toilet, is something I haven't seen since i was serving in the army, old school hole in the ground, ladies have to pee in...

We had our best meal in Milan at Burla Giò! We ordered risotto milanese and ossobuco, and both were outstanding. Risotto was smooth and creamy, and far better than the risotto of another trattoria we tried. Ossobuco was the highlight of our meal: fork-tender and full of flavor. The cozy atmosphere and traditional interiors added to the pleasant dining experience. The servers were so kind and accommodating. We arrived before lunch opening and there was a small line; by the time we went out, the line was already very long! No wonder this family-run trattoria with a 50 year tradition has been highly recommended by locals and travel writers. We look forward to...

I give 3 stars mostly for the fair price (38 euros two people). That is a almost a turist trap. Horribles first dishes, how can you serve spaghetti aglio e olio and penne al pomodoro as a first dish? Horribles ravioli with burro and salvia, in first they served us tortellini not ravioli, in second they were horrible, same or maybe lower quality of the Esselunga (market store) ones that cost 2 euros for 250 grams. Quite good the lasagna, good the cotoletta alla milanese that I'll share with you in the picture. Definitely a place not for italian people but ok for tourist with low italian...