Michelangelo Bistrò & More — Restaurant in Segrate

Hi had a great dining experience here and the rating from the meal is a high 4 but for airport food it is very impressive. The only negative was that you can't get tap water. It was served with a selection of breads which were nice and hot and all tasty. The carbonara ravioli was great and very well presented. I would have preferred a bit more bacon on top. The Milanese steak was well cooked and medium rare, however I am not a huge fan of the breaded steak to be honest and I would have preferred a pepper sauce. Had to dash for the flight so didn't have time for desert. One thing to be aware of is if you are going through B gates is you need to get through another passport control office so leave a bit of time. Would I go back -...

I ordered a Panino Formaggio for takeaway and was able to observe its preparation. Unfortunately, I was quite disappointed with the hygiene standards. While the staff member wore gloves, she touched multiple surface, including the cheese, bread, cutting board, toaster handles, and even her face and the rubbish bin, without changing them. After handling the bin, she used the same gloves to remove my sandwich from the toaster.

This raises serious hygiene concerns, which I hope the establishment will address one day, is they see this. At €10 for a panini, I expected better in terms of cleanliness. If you choose to eat here, be mindful of their food...

Poor value for the price. It’s an expensive restaurant (80 euro for two, without wine, sharing an apetizer and having only a main course each) so it should be held to a high standard (also had a Michelin distinction). Ordered tagliolini with truffle, added by the gram. The tagliolini came with butter truffle, so it was impossible to distinguish the taste of the butter from the 20 euro truffle add-on. The other dish was tagliolini with guanciale and egg (basically a carbonara). Guanciale was horribly salty and the egg became hard after a minute. Overall, felt like the quality of a tourist trap in a touristic...