Spontini — Restaurant in Milan

It's a terrible place you should avoid. The worst and rude place I've ever been to. They have an unprofessional rude approach. At first, they didnt give us any menu in english, when we asked they did not pay attention to us and ignored us. As we were leaving the place, I explained the situation to their blonde boss or manager, who asked us why are you leaving. I dont know his position. After a few minutes, he started yelling like an animal and insulted me and my friends in a rude and racist way. He sees his own characteristics in other people. Like mirroring. Such a narsisistic behavior! I couldnt see a mentally healthy person in front of me. Very low level of arguing. He should not do a job that involves communicating with people. You can understand how unprofessional this business is from the bad responses to other reviews. I just feel sorry for him and people around him. This low level he uses in the argument is really funny. They cant even take criticism. You will probably give a bad response to this comment. Or you will deny it. I do not even care. The facts are clear. You will get your karma. I just pity him. You will continue to be the...

This is one of those places that surprises you with its service. If you’ve ever tried Pizza Hut, it’s quite similar, so if you’re looking for that type of fast food while in Italy, I highly recommend it.

My family and I were hungry while walking around and just wanted a quick snack. Let me tell you—the cashier, Ray, was absolutely the best. Since we didn’t know Italian, he did his best to communicate with us in English, always smiling as we figured out what to order.

And then came the AHA moment—he gave us a little souvenir from the place! It was such an unexpected and heartwarming gesture. It’s one of those moments that catches you off guard and instantly brightens your day.

Raising a toast to more people like Ray in the world!

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Good quality pizza. We had the large Margherita one (€7) and it was good even when it got cold. The fact that it's cut into bite-sized pieces convenient for tearing and eating gets a thumbs up from me. The vegetarian pesto lasagna (€6), however, was not worth the money at all. It was too small for one person.

The person at the counter gave us the wrong change (20¢ coin instead of 1€ coin) and when we pointed that out, pretended that he did it "by mistake". It was bold and shameless as it was not even crowded at that time. Annoying how people feel it's okay to cheat tourists. Somehow, these folks who operate the cashier's desk commit mistakes and always give LESS money, never more. And no, this is not the only time this happened to...