Il Pomodorino — Restaurant in Milan

We choosed that pizzeria accidentally, because we were very tired and hungry. And that was a mistake... The manager was polite, but the waitress made us feel unwelcomed from the first seconds. Firstly she in quite a rude way didn't allow us to sit where we chosed. Then, when I started asking in English about food, she again in a rude way told us that she speaks zero English. I know that many Italians do not speak English (and they are not obliged to), but anyway they patiently try to get along with a client, and it works. In this place instead we felt unwelcomed seemingly because we were foreighners. We have already been to Italy few times and we faced such disreespect for the first time. And the waitress even didn't ask what exactly water we wanted - natural or sparkling... Another issue is food. My fiance was luckier than me, because I ate my worst pasta ever... I wanted something light, actually a salad, but the rude waitress told that there were no salads, so I ordered pasta with mussels. I didn't feel the taste of them, as they were microscopic in size, instead there was huuuuge amount of oil. And this costed 16 euros. And we also payed 5 euros of coperto. 46 euros in total for two persons. Money spent in the worst way ever. Totally do...

Stay away from their pastas. This was sadly one of our worst dinners in our 10 day vacation in Italy and it was unfortunately the last meal we ate before ending our vacation. Their pastas where not cooked good, had little to no meat, and their frutti de mare had chewy shrimps and calamari squids. Their veal milanessa was not seasoned at all, their first attempt was very thin and therefore overcooked and impossible to eat. They gave us fortunately a new milanessa, but it wasn't seasoned at all so it didn't taste anything. On the upside their pizzas where good, so that is a safe bet. Anything else I would stay away from. Service gets 5 stars since they where attentive and also gave a new milanessa without any questions when we told them the meat...

Been here twice with a local friend, lack of English is no barrier everyone goes out of their way to understand when we cant translate & the menu isin English below the Italian. My autistic son took a shine to one of the waitresses & she was amazing with him took time acknowledging him when he made contact even though it was packed. Food i left the best to last. Pizza is out of this world delicious & a refreshing cold beer is never bad. We return in 2 weeks this place is my 1st stop probobly my 3rd & another before home. See you soon Il...