Via Stampa — Restaurant in Milan

Confusing experience at this place a couple of nights ago. Was hoping to have a classic Milanese meal and this restaurant, which other websites had under the name Enoteca Regionale Lombarda, described it as having a very traditional menu (risotto, veal cutlet, etc). So I get there, and the restaurant has a different name (Via Stampa) and when I walked in it took the several young women in there a while to acknowledge me which was odd because there was literally one table in the restaurant that was occupied. When the very nice waiter gave me the confusing menu I was surprised to find none of the traditional dishes I was expecting. He mentioned that the menu had been changed some time ago. Since the restaurant doesn't have a working website, or even an updated Facebook page, there was no way for me to have discovered that these changes had been made. Anyway, nothing on the menu looked appealing, but I was tired to I ordered a simple pasta dish with tomatoes that was really basic. Not bad at all, but just ordinary. Didn't order any wine with dinner as I just wanted to eat something quickly and get out of there. Anyway, just an odd experience. I suggest that they update their social media and put up a website with a...

This establishment truly shines as a beautifully elegant venue that embodies classic Italian aesthetics without succumbing to typical decorative heaviness.

The expansive windows are a standout feature, allowing abundant natural light to flood the dining area, ensuring a bright and inviting atmosphere even during a casual lunch. There's no need to feel confined to a dim setting here.

The menu proposals are pleasant, featuring dishes that are not only visually appealing and approachable but also offer fun experiences through the subtle inclusion of unique ingredients.

The wine list is rightly curated, offering an appropriate selection to complement the cuisine.

The service is consistently courteous and efficient, contributing to an overall seamless dining experience.

Finally guests can enjoy their meal in comfort, seated at generously spaced tables within a well-air-conditioned and pleasantly quiet...

Honestly very disappointing experience. The concept of the restaurant is confusing. They offer 12 dishes. All of them go as starters and mains, all of them are big enough to be shared and yet, too small to be shared. We went for 7 different dishes, only one was delightful. The service was disappointing, a bit rude actually. Cutlery missing when the food was served, we waited for the dessert wine for 10 minutes while the dessert already had been served. We had the experience that the staff were more focused on preparing the other tables for the next day rather than focusing on the actual guests. Spend your money...