Fioraio Bianchi Caffè — Restaurant in Milan

I went with a friend, we are both pregnant. I ordered a coke and went to look at the pastries/rolls. I asked the owner/manager what cheese was on the zucchini sandwich and he kept saying that it was a very nice cheese and I said that we can’t have all sorts, he had already noticed and commented on both of us being pregnant ( 7 months). He looked at me and said, you are worried about a cheese and you order this disgusting coke!!! ( with these words in Italian :prendi una Coca Cola che fa schiffo). I couldn’t believe a)!he judged my drink of choice and b) he is selling it!!! A gentleman at the bar intervened saying that his mum was a midwife and we were right to ask about the cheese and that we shouldn’t have it... the manager was still being judgemental and I felt so mistreated. I have never been treated like this before and less so seen a member of the stuff/manager saying that something they sell is disgusting! Very disappointed as I had heard very nice things about this coffee place. Never going...

The decorations made the place look quaint. However, that's just about the only good thing.

Beware of the older chap, he treated me like an absolute nonce. I've had horrible customer service before, but none as bad as this. He was proposterously rude and, more importantly, disappointingly racist to non-italians.

Additionally, he claimed that the inside was fully booked, although it seemed half empty with no reservations. Note that they put reservation cards on tables with actual reservations. Half of them were empty.

Upon getting a seat for my party of 6 outside, he then told me that dinner was only served inside and not outside.

Abbysmal service, horribly rude staff, bang average cocktails. Moreover, they refused to provide us with a menu.

If you don't speak Italian, prepare to pay 'tourist prices', as seen in other similar reviews as well.

Avoid this time-waster of a place, many nicer eateries nearby with...

You will be greeted by a seemingly nice atmosphere. If you’re planning to go for breakfast or coffee, nobody will provide you with a menu or come take your order. Once you grasp the notion that you have to handle your order yourself, beware. When asked about teas and herbals, they will sneer at you and provide you a few choices. If you happen to sit in the back room, at noon they will come and tell you to leave and not offer any other seating arrangements regardless the fact you are still consuming your previous order. Would have appreciated knowing that in advance, so one could’ve made a conscious choice of staying. Another downside are the prices: 18 Euro for two teas and two croissants. Madness! Will definitely...