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Trattoria Madonnina
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Rustic trattoria with beamed ceilings & gingham tablecloths, for Milanese stews & homemade desserts.
Nearby attractions
Arco di Porta Ticinese
P.za Ventiquattro Maggio, 20123 Milano MI, Italy
Parco della Resistenza
Via Odoardo Tabacchi, 20136 Milano MI, Italy
Naviglio Pavese
Alzaia Naviglio Pavese, 20143 Milano MI, Italy
Naviglio Grande
Alzaia Naviglio Grande, 20144 Milano MI, Italy
Bazar del Naviglio Grande
Ripa di Porta Ticinese, 27, 20143 Milano MI, Italy
Basílica de Sant'Eustorgio
Piazza Sant'Eustorgio, 1, 20122 Milano MI, Italy
10 A.M. ART
Corso S. Gottardo, 5, 20136 Milano MI, Italy
Museo Diocesano
Piazza Sant'Eustorgio, 3, 20122 Milano MI, Italy
Piccolo Museo Spazio Alda Merini
Via Magolfa, 30, 20143 Milano MI, Italy
Chiostri di Sant’Eustorgio
Piazza Sant'Eustorgio, 3, 20122 Milano MI, Italy
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Ai Balestrari sul Naviglio Pavese
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Tsuru Sushi All'Osteria
Via Giuseppe Lagrange, 13, 20136 Milano MI, Italy
Quei due...
Via Pietro Custodi, 14, 20136 Milano MI, Italy
Otto - Pizza
Corso S. Gottardo, 28, 20136 Milano MI, Italy
Osteria Conchetta
Via Conchetta, 8, 20136 Milano MI, Italy
Movida Restaurant&CocktailBar
Via Ascanio Sforza, 41, 20136 Milano MI, Italy
Ristorante Fonderie Milanesi
Via Giovenale, 7, 20136 Milano MI, Italy
Haruka
Corso S. Gottardo, 49, 20136 Milano MI, Italy
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Easy Milano - Rooms and Apartments Navigli
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Fastinn Home Bocconi Navigli
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21 House of Stories Navigli
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Hotel La Vignetta
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aparto Milan Giovenale
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Aethos Milan
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Officina Suites
Via Giovenale, 7, 20136 Milano MI, Italy
Hotel Milano Navigli
Piazza Sant'Eustorgio, 2, 20122 Milano MI, Italy
2 Navigli B&B
Alzaia Naviglio Pavese, 10, 20143 Milano MI, Italy
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Trattoria Madonnina

Via Gentilino, 6, 20136 Milano MI, Italy
4.1(1.0K)
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Rustic trattoria with beamed ceilings & gingham tablecloths, for Milanese stews & homemade desserts.

attractions: Arco di Porta Ticinese, Parco della Resistenza, Naviglio Pavese, Naviglio Grande, Bazar del Naviglio Grande, Basílica de Sant'Eustorgio, 10 A.M. ART, Museo Diocesano, Piccolo Museo Spazio Alda Merini, Chiostri di Sant’Eustorgio, restaurants: Da Giulio, Ramen Station, Ai Balestrari sul Naviglio Pavese, Tsuru Sushi All'Osteria, Quei due..., Otto - Pizza, Osteria Conchetta, Movida Restaurant&CocktailBar, Ristorante Fonderie Milanesi, Haruka
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+39 02 8940 9089
Website
trattoriamadonnina.shop

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Featured dishes

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Carpaccio Di Black Angus
Con rucola e pom. Secchi
Ravioli Ripieni Di Zola E Pere
Con fonduta di reggiano
Garganelu Con Ragu Di Cinghiale
Stinco Di Maiale Con Patate Al Forno
Spezzatino Di Cinghiale
Con polenta

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Nearby attractions of Trattoria Madonnina

Arco di Porta Ticinese

Parco della Resistenza

Naviglio Pavese

Naviglio Grande

Bazar del Naviglio Grande

Basílica de Sant'Eustorgio

10 A.M. ART

Museo Diocesano

Piccolo Museo Spazio Alda Merini

Chiostri di Sant’Eustorgio

Arco di Porta Ticinese

Arco di Porta Ticinese

4.4

(5.2K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Parco della Resistenza

Parco della Resistenza

4.1

(842)

Open 24 hours
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Naviglio Pavese

Naviglio Pavese

4.4

(1.8K)

Open 24 hours
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Naviglio Grande

Naviglio Grande

4.5

(6.8K)

Open until 6:00 PM
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Things to do nearby

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Da Giulio

Ramen Station

Ai Balestrari sul Naviglio Pavese

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Ristorante Fonderie Milanesi

Haruka

Da Giulio

Da Giulio

4.2

(397)

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Ramen Station

Ramen Station

4.6

(822)

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Ai Balestrari sul Naviglio Pavese

Ai Balestrari sul Naviglio Pavese

4.3

(1.5K)

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Tsuru Sushi All'Osteria

Tsuru Sushi All'Osteria

4.5

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Reviews of Trattoria Madonnina

4.1
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5.0
37w

Ah, a Milanese institution, or so it seems, judging by the sheer, elbow-to-elbow crush of humanity that descends upon it every day. We, by some stroke of luck (or perhaps a well-placed, charming smile), snagged a table at 7pm, a feat I wouldn't recommend attempting without a reservation. The place vibrates with a kind of frenetic energy, the staff a well-oiled machine, deftly managing the throngs with impressive efficiency. They are efficient, and they need to be, as the place is a popular location for a reason.

The food, overall, delivers. The veal tongue starter, with its verdant garnish, was a bold, almost confrontational experience, a bit too "farmyard" for my delicate sensibilities. However, the risotto, a saffron-tinged masterpiece studded with sausage and cheese, more than made up for it. It was a plate of pure, unadulterated comfort, a subtle symphony of flavors that danced on the palate. And the pork Milanese? A hefty, golden slab of crispness, a testament to the city’s culinary pride. It was a generous portion, and very well executed. Madonnina is a place where the atmosphere is as much a part of the experience as the food, a bustling, vibrant slice of Milanese life. Just remember to book. Or, you know, perfect your...

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3.0
7w

If you’re looking for a pleasant and friendly atmosphere, this isn’t it. The food might be nice (albeit unsalted) however what makes a restaurant great is service and the approach to customers.

Whilst they may have a large turnover of customers throughout the week, they appear to not put any effort into ensuring that you’ve had a pleasant dining experience. No Italian “bon appetit” equivalent, no “would you care for a dessert or coffee”, seems below par in my opinion…

A simple request such as “may we have some salt and pepper?” was greeted with a blank face. A few moments later, the S&P was placed on a completely different table that had not requested it. We were left with no S&P as requested and quickly followed by clearing of our plates that we hadn’t quite finished yet.

Upon paying the bill we waited at the front for a while before any staff member came to assist us. Finally we were given the card machine abruptly with no communication from the staff member as to what we had or even a thanks for coming to our restaurant.

All in all; any ounce of enjoyment from the food was diminished by the stressed, inhospitable staff and poor...

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2.0
47w

Dopo una seconda visita per ricredermi rispetto alle prime deludenti impressioni, trovo lo smacco di questo storico locale di Milano confermato, se non peggiorato. Per quanto riguarda la prima visita, ho trovato il personale molto cordiale ed accomodante: mi hanno gentilmente trovato un tavolo a cena senza che avessi prenotato. Purtroppo il cibo non è stato all'altezza delle aspettative: i nervetti (uno dei miei antipasti preferiti) erano buoni, purtroppo la cotoletta di maiale era terribilmente mediocre. La carne e l'impanatura erano di qualità medio bassa e la preparazione non rendeva assolutamente giustizia alla tradizione. La parte peggiore del piatto, però, erano le patate; non volendomi lanciare in assunzioni troppo forti sulla preparazione, posso solo valutarne il risultato come paragonabile a prodotti surgelati. Nonostante il cibo di qualità pessima, la genuinità dell'ambiente e la cordialità dei camerieri, oltre alle menzioni del locale in alcuni romanzi, mi hanno spinto a voler dare alla trattoria una seconda possibilità. La seconda esperienza, purtroppo è stata la peggiore. Il servizio, dalla prenotazione al conto è stato pessimo: personale scorbutico e scortese, sbrigativo e approssimativo. La ragazza al telefono al momento della prenotazione è parsa infastidita e impaziente e quando mi sono presentato a pranzo, non ho trovato conferma della prenotazione. Questa volta ho ordinato la lingua, un altro tra i miei piatti preferiti. Non era male e ho trovato interessante la preparazione delle cipolle. Purtroppo il risotto alla milanese è stato pessimo. Sempre senza espormi sulla preparazione, posso solo dire che il risultato era paragonabile ai risotti preparati con prodotti che simulano la presenza di zafferano, era assolutamente impossibile distinguere chiaramente il sapore distintivo della spezia, che è invece evidente in risotti di qualità più alta. L'assenza di pistilli di zafferano nel piatto, nonostante esista zafferano in polvere di altissima qualità, per quanto non sia un elemento decisivo nel decretare l'assenza della spezia, non alimenta speranze riguardo alla qualità degli ingredienti utilizzati. Anche la pasta con la "salsa madonnina" (il fondo di cottura dell'ossobuco) non era niente di straordinario, il condimento, peraltro, mette solo in evidenza come anche l'ossobuco non sia preparato nel rispetto della tradizione, in quanto la salsa mancava di corpo. Il piatto peggiore, tuttavia, è stato la trippa. Nulla da dire sulla trippa in sé, mediocre come il resto del cibo, ma ho avuto la spiacevole sorpresa di addentare una patata completamente fredda all'interno, se ne può dedurre che il piatto fosse già pronto in cucina e che sia stato scaldato al microonde. Nota dolente anche il "pane croccante" con cui era accompagnata la trippa: abbrustolito col burro, ma servito freddo, creando una sensazione piuttosto spiacevole di grasso raffreddato. Il servizio del pranzo è stato sempre veloce, ma sbrigativo. Il conto in cassa né è la prova decisiva. Ho letto delle risposte della gestione che afferma di aver modernizzato un locale storico, portandolo ai tempi correnti, sono completamente d'accordo: l'anno reso paragonabile a un qualsiasi ristorante commerciale e per turisti della zona dei navigli, un ristorante che basa la sua sostenibilità sul frequentissimo ricambio di clienti, attratti da marketing, recensioni di turisti inesperti e la gloriosa reputazione ereditata dalla gestione precedente, ormai del...

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Ah, a Milanese institution, or so it seems, judging by the sheer, elbow-to-elbow crush of humanity that descends upon it every day. We, by some stroke of luck (or perhaps a well-placed, charming smile), snagged a table at 7pm, a feat I wouldn't recommend attempting without a reservation. The place vibrates with a kind of frenetic energy, the staff a well-oiled machine, deftly managing the throngs with impressive efficiency. They are efficient, and they need to be, as the place is a popular location for a reason. The food, overall, delivers. The veal tongue starter, with its verdant garnish, was a bold, almost confrontational experience, a bit too "farmyard" for my delicate sensibilities. However, the risotto, a saffron-tinged masterpiece studded with sausage and cheese, more than made up for it. It was a plate of pure, unadulterated comfort, a subtle symphony of flavors that danced on the palate. And the pork Milanese? A hefty, golden slab of crispness, a testament to the city’s culinary pride. It was a generous portion, and very well executed. Madonnina is a place where the atmosphere is as much a part of the experience as the food, a bustling, vibrant slice of Milanese life. Just remember to book. Or, you know, perfect your charming smile.
Y. SeisukeY. Seisuke
Very popular trattoria serving Milanese cuisine. The food is very nice, I don’t think you can go wrong here. I think they’re mostly known for their Risotto Milanese. The Risotto Milanese con Ossobuco was delicious. The rice is a bit more Al dente than I expected, but not in a bad way. It was also not overly rich, and had a nice balance of flavor. The veal tongue was a nice antipasti, which I would recommend 👌🏽 Cotoletta seems to be another popular dish here 😉 We came here for lunch around 12:15 just after opening. We did call in advance but, it wasn’t too busy until when we were leaving, at which point people were waiting outside for a table. I’d recommend calling to reserve a table. Service is super fast 💨
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It’s 35 degrees in Milan right now and two best friends come together to share 3 main courses — one hailing from Bohemia and the other from the brexited town. Wow. We craved tradition and we had been directed to Trattoria Madonnina to quench the thirst. It was exquisite. We ordered two dishes from the main menu and one from the daily special. It came quickly and did not disappoint. Staff were very attentive but did lie and say the ceiling fan was broken, but then did eventually switch it on. We started to feel high from how delicious the food was and how much sweat was beading on our necks. To top it all off an accordion player graced us with a few beats while we ate dessert. ARRIVEDERCI!! Dog friendly. 🐶
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Ah, a Milanese institution, or so it seems, judging by the sheer, elbow-to-elbow crush of humanity that descends upon it every day. We, by some stroke of luck (or perhaps a well-placed, charming smile), snagged a table at 7pm, a feat I wouldn't recommend attempting without a reservation. The place vibrates with a kind of frenetic energy, the staff a well-oiled machine, deftly managing the throngs with impressive efficiency. They are efficient, and they need to be, as the place is a popular location for a reason. The food, overall, delivers. The veal tongue starter, with its verdant garnish, was a bold, almost confrontational experience, a bit too "farmyard" for my delicate sensibilities. However, the risotto, a saffron-tinged masterpiece studded with sausage and cheese, more than made up for it. It was a plate of pure, unadulterated comfort, a subtle symphony of flavors that danced on the palate. And the pork Milanese? A hefty, golden slab of crispness, a testament to the city’s culinary pride. It was a generous portion, and very well executed. Madonnina is a place where the atmosphere is as much a part of the experience as the food, a bustling, vibrant slice of Milanese life. Just remember to book. Or, you know, perfect your charming smile.
Jay Mathur

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Very popular trattoria serving Milanese cuisine. The food is very nice, I don’t think you can go wrong here. I think they’re mostly known for their Risotto Milanese. The Risotto Milanese con Ossobuco was delicious. The rice is a bit more Al dente than I expected, but not in a bad way. It was also not overly rich, and had a nice balance of flavor. The veal tongue was a nice antipasti, which I would recommend 👌🏽 Cotoletta seems to be another popular dish here 😉 We came here for lunch around 12:15 just after opening. We did call in advance but, it wasn’t too busy until when we were leaving, at which point people were waiting outside for a table. I’d recommend calling to reserve a table. Service is super fast 💨
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It’s 35 degrees in Milan right now and two best friends come together to share 3 main courses — one hailing from Bohemia and the other from the brexited town. Wow. We craved tradition and we had been directed to Trattoria Madonnina to quench the thirst. It was exquisite. We ordered two dishes from the main menu and one from the daily special. It came quickly and did not disappoint. Staff were very attentive but did lie and say the ceiling fan was broken, but then did eventually switch it on. We started to feel high from how delicious the food was and how much sweat was beading on our necks. To top it all off an accordion player graced us with a few beats while we ate dessert. ARRIVEDERCI!! Dog friendly. 🐶
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