Il Liberty — Restaurant in Milan

Food was average, below expectations and definitely not worth the price we paid. Flavours fell short, and the preparation of the dishes was just very flawed. Ravioli were chewy, pork belly was served with a sloppy pile of bland vegetables, amuse was so hot that we burnt our mouths (microwaved?) We were just very disappointed overall. It was a present for my mom’s birthday and I wish I had chosen a different restaurant. We would’ve accepted the average food, if it were not for the quite poor service. We ordered an aperitivo, but not even halfway that drink we were served the wine for the first course, so I had two drinks in front of me. And right after the first course, and just after I had finished my aperitivo (so I still hadn’t started on my first wine), I received the wine for the second course. We asked the waiter to slow it down a little, they did listen to that luckily. The waiter was very kind. At one point, however, we critiqued the main course and the waiter came to ask for more feedback (the chef sent him). We gave the feedback, which was more about the fine dining experience and the below-expectations service/preparations/flavours, and he concluded simply that some people just have different tastes. Which is, of course, true, but that was not what the feedback was about. The feedback was about the fact that when you claim to be a fine dining restaurant, you should pay attention to details, timing, taste, and preparation, which were all off key for us today. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend this restaurant (for this price), especially not when you’re into...

Abusive and nasty management.Food may be good as others said - shame that you may not get a chance to sample it!Booked for 2 and had to bring our 2 y/o son with us last-minite. Met with disgusted faces at the door.When asked for child seat - they carry none.I jokingly told the server that this must be the only place in Milan that does not carry one - only to be agressively told this is standard.Anyway,we wanted to sit when some kind of manager came up.Whithout even telling his name,charge or welcome us,this gentleman said that this is not a right place for us - people with children!!! I replied that they should clearly state this on the door then - at which he became even more irritated and told us that this is his house and we will shut up,listen to him and obey his rules.Simply unbelievable. I agree that should have notifed the place that we are bringing out son with us in advance.It was last-minute change,but still. At any place,I belive this cannot be an excuse to treat customers with arrogance and agression. So if you are anyhow different from a tipical customer this people have is they heads - be ready to be abused...

Very disappointed, we went there a few weeks ago and decided to go for the tasting menu. We asked for some red wine as there is an option for 3 glasses of wine per person.

The waitress told us that another waiter will come for the wine and the latter offered a red wine he chose himself, we were not surprised when he brought a bottle as 6 glasses of wine is the equivalent of a bottle.

Needless to say that we were shocked when we saw the bill and more than 50€ for the wine. And water was also counted as a supplement even though it's included in the menu.

We had to discuss for a few minutes before they agreed to make a gesture and divide the difference by two.

Concerning the food itself, we were quite disappointed as well nothing was really bad but at that price in Italy you expect something good not just passable.

The cotoletta was particularly distasteful.

In fewer words, expensive for what it is and if you decide to eat there anyway make sure you...