Pasticceria San Carlo — Restaurant in Milan

Incredibly rude staff, also you can get the same pastries elsewhere with a smile and leave with a lot more change.

The lady with the glasses was awful (hoping they read). The city is obviously full of tourists, I did my best with the little Italian I know, everyone else in the city was really kind, but she just kept speaking to me in 1. Like I was unworthy of being there as I didn't speak Italian 2. Asking what I wanted, but there are no names/flavours on their pastries/sweets items in the cabinet....so how am I meant to tell you? Its ridiculous, if the items were named I would have read out the Italian name.

Theres no need to be so rude, theres much nicer bakeries in the area, don't waste your money,...

Unfortunately, we had a very disappointing experience at Pasticceria San Carlo. The woman behind the pastry counter was extremely rude to my wife. She spoke in a harsh and unfriendly tone and showed no effort to communicate or assist — even though my wife spoke politely in English.

Instead of helping, she seemed irritated by our presence and responded with an aggressive “ciao” as we left, in a very dismissive and unfriendly manner.

For a place that receives international visitors, we expected at least a minimum level of courtesy and professionalism. We will definitely not be returning and cannot recommend...

I sent to San Carlos New shop on Corso Magenta. It's very cute, like a dollhouse.

Pastries were very good not to say excellent. I don't understand previous comments saying it's not good, disgusting, overpriced, etc.

I've tried their Tiramisu, cheesecake and custard, everything was perfect, well balanced, not too sweet. Yes it's, if I well remember, 6-8€ for each dessert in Glass, but for this quality, it's a very fair price. And, on top of that, the staff in this boutique is very smiley and friendly.

Maybe people had bad experiences in the main place but in this one, it...