Piccola Cucina — Restaurant in Milan

I wanted to try this restaurant for years and finally I went a few days ago. I admit I had higher expectations. The food is good but nothing too peculiar, and among the few choices for both primi and secondi there are a few that really should not be there (a vegetarian lasagna, for instance). The service was very good, the location is nice and cozy, the wine list great. I tried the zuppa inglese and it tasted more like a tiramisu: not a lot of custard and with all that cocoa powder on top really it missed only the coffee to BE a tiramisu. The bread was awful, it was good for the first 5 minutes when it was warm but then it was clearly stale and inedible. All this for a price that is ok in Milan but still quite high.

Overall, nice dining experience but probably not...

This is not the first time we’ve visited, and every time we leave even more impressed. The hospitality here is simply outstanding, and the friendly, cozy atmosphere makes it one of the best dining experiences we’ve had in Milano so far. Every dish is a masterpiece, both in flavor and presentation – truly wow in every sense! We also appreciate that this is a kid-friendly place, which is a rare and valuable quality. The service deserves a special mention. Our waiter was incredibly helpful, guiding us through the menu with detailed explanations of ingredients and offering excellent wine pairings for each dish. His recommendations were spot-on, making our meal even more enjoyable. Thank you for such a wonderful experience – we’ll definitely be...

As the name might suggest Piccola Cucina feels quite cosy. The service is extremely personal and the chef is very involved. Food and wine options are diverse and prepared with high quality ingredients and a lot of passion (I could clearly taste it!).

Daniele was happy to explain the menu in English to me and we had the opportunity to have a nice conversation since I was the last person left in the restaurant. He even helped me out with some of my travel plans.

I got served like a king, but feel like I left as a friend. Keep up the good...