Princi — Restaurant in Milan

I recently had the opportunity to visit Bakery Prince in Via Speronari, and I must say that I was thoroughly impressed. From the moment I walked in, I was struck by the wide selection of pizza slices and cakes on offer. I ended up trying both the four cheese pizza and the tiramisu, and I have to say that both were absolutely delicious.

The service was generally very good, with the girl who served us being particularly friendly and helpful. The guy who made the coffee, on the other hand, was not as attentive, and as a result, my latte was mostly milk, with very little coffee flavor. Despite this minor issue, the overall price was quite reasonable, and the bakery itself had both indoor and outdoor seating options, so there was plenty of room to relax and enjoy my meal.

In conclusion, I would highly recommend Bakery Prince to anyone looking for a tasty snack or coffee in the area. The wide selection of food and the generally good service make it a great choice for a quick bite or a relaxing break. So, it is a very nice...

Unexpectedly bad food…

We came here, stayed 30 mins in the line, received cold dry bakery products that felt like they were prepared many many hours ago.

For some reason non of the baked products had an adequate amount of filling. All of the products had literally a drop of cream or chocolate (while even in the cheapest places, where they bake frozen croissants in the oven, the products have more filling). One of the things we ordered - cubic brioche. Normally it should have cream inside, but there was only a small drop on it. I don’t know if it’s a mistake or the recipe of the place. But even if it’s a recipe, then the bread itself should be tasty. Instead it was old, dry and cold. Additionally, we asked if it has a cream inside, the worker said yes… why?

The place itself has a beautiful design, but you don't pay above average for poorly prepared food, 30 mins line, only to see a beautiful room that can't even fit you in due to the...

We had just three hours to spend in the city and this time we were not prepared. My husband found this place in his lists, and decided to take me there. I was in love the moment I walked in, the bread variety was enough to draw me in. Then he took me all the way back to the food part, which I really was not expecting. I thought we were having pizza or a sandwich. The food looked nice and fresh. We tried one red and one green lasagna. They were served with two slices of toasted sourdough bread. Till this point I have never even thought that I can eat bread with a dish that contains pasta. Apparently it is possible. They were both creamy and delicious. It is true that everyone is very polite and they speak English too. On the way out I saw the Starbucks Roastery logo. It was our second stop, so it was an interesting coincidence to know where all those delicious looking desserts are...