Trattoria Montina dal 1995 — Restaurant in Milan

AWEFUL EXPERIENCE we went into this restaurant couple of weeks ago but i wanted to take the proper time to review it. We were in four, just trying a new spot as we never been here before then. The waiter was funny at times but not professional at all. The food was really average, it wasnt so tasteful at all, till it got to be disgusting. My mother ordered a profiterole for dessert and only one bite she found it to be GREEN INSIDE as it was rotten. She felt instantly sick and kept that disgustin rotten flavour in her mouth for days; me and another person (we were only four) were sick all night vomiting and with diarrea for couple of days. And to finish, when they gave us the check, which supposedly after what happened with the dessert must have been FREE, not only they gave it to us removing only the profiterole from it, but they also said we would have to pay with a bank transfer (as we did not have cash), because their POS was not working since days!!! So why not telling us prior we were seating down at all!

It was the WORST EXPERIENCE i have Ever had in a Milan restaurant. DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE AT ALL!! Not even to my worst enemy! DO...

We got it all, wine, food, good conversation... When you come to a Trattoria, that's what you get, you become a good friend and if you become a regular, get ready to become family. Italia is all about food and family and over Montina you have the wife serving, the husband cooking and their daughter learning with her grandma.

Now let's talk about the food. The pasta was perfectly cooked, the sauce perfectly made. The fries were crunchy and dry, not soggy and full of oil. The cotolleta was crunchy and not a hint of oil in it, amazing. As a Brazilian I would throw some lemon juice on it because this is how we like it, but I can get used to the Milan way paired with a good red wine. The food is well served and if you eat small portions, I'd suggest sharing a dish. My kids devoured their pasta but I ate 3/4 of my cotolleta. Wow wow wow.

Thank you for the great food and time...

We relied on the hours posted on Google Maps, trusting the information they made publicly available, only to arrive and find the restaurant completely closed. This shows a clear lack of consideration for customers, especially for those of us who are not locals, and reflects a careless attitude toward such a basic and widely used platform like Google Maps.

It’s not about planning the day around it — it’s about basic respect. If customer service truly mattered to them, they would at least make the minimal effort to update their schedule when they decide to close. A major...