Been here a few times, it&#39;s a solid spot near the museum and Santa Maria. The pasta portions are big, which I appreciate. The Spritz is fine, but that tower of snacks it comes with is a bit much for one person.

The bread here is so good. Got a couple of those little mouse-shaped pastries and an old-fashioned loaf. The croissants were flaky and buttery, just right with a coffee.

Friendly staff, they speak English so ordering was easy. Dropped my scoop and they replaced it right away. Nice gesture.

The desserts are good, but the whole &quot;sensory experience&quot; thing felt a bit overdone.

Found this bakery on a quiet side street. The croissants are fantastic - flaky, buttery, and still warm at 10 AM. Brioche was soft and rich. A bit of a wait for a coffee, but the pastries are worth it.

American food, really really tasty and sized regularly. The environment really cozy and &lsquo;faboulous&rsquo;, I would bring my friends there again

A cozy neighborhood spot. I really appreciate their focus on fresh ingredients. The salad I had was crisp and clearly just prepared. It&rsquo;s nice to find a place that prioritizes that. Prices are very reasonable, which is a plus.

The pistachio gelato here is the real deal. Not too sweet, you can really taste the nuts. The fig was a nice surprise too, fresh and not artificial. Good quality stuff.

The owners are so friendly, always taking a moment to chat. It feels like a real neighborhood spot. I love stopping by for a coffee and their fresh pastries. The croissants are baked daily and you can really taste the difference. A lovely, cozy place.

I really like how they list the ingredients and nutrition for each flavor. Makes it so easy to choose what you want. The staff was also very friendly and patient while I was deciding.

The coffee was really fresh, and the small pastries were a nice light option. The historic setting was a lovely touch.

The pistachio gelato was so fresh. You can taste the real nuts, not just sugar. A bit pricey, but you get what you pay for with ingredients like that. A nice treat.

The pistachio gelato here is the real deal. You can taste the actual nuts, not that overly sweet marzipan paste. It has this subtle, earthy richness. A bit pricey for a single scoop, but it&#39;s the genuine article.

Decent spot for gelato. There&#39;s a small garden with benches out front, which was a nice touch. Parking was convenient right by the entrance. The pistachio flavor was pretty good, though I wish the portion was a bit more generous for the price.

The gelato here has a good texture and isn&#39;t too sweet. A solid choice for authentic gelato in Milan.

Came for a coffee, ended up trying their cotton cheesecake. It&#39;s really light and not too sweet, which I liked. Coffee was solid. Staff were quick and chill. Just a nice, simple stop.

Been coming here for years. The owner&#39;s matcha knowledge is deep, and you can tell he cares. Watching him hand-make each bowl is part of the ritual for me. It&#39;s that consistent focus that keeps me coming back.

The owner here is genuinely friendly, always takes a moment to chat. It&#39;s a nice touch that makes the place feel a bit more personal, not just another restaurant.

The pistachio gelato was so smooth and creamy, we ended up ordering a second scoop right away. Just the right amount of sweet.

The frapp&eacute; here is pretty good. Made with natural ingredients, it&#39;s one of the better ones I&#39;ve tried in Milan.

Came for the chocopistacchio and pineapple-lime. The flavors are definitely unique and distinct. But the scoop size felt a bit small for the price. I was hoping for a little more.

The ricotta and dark chocolate croissant is a favorite. Pastries are classic with a few nice twists, especially if you like pistachio or hazelnut. A solid spot for a morning coffee.

Nice breakfast spot. Staff were friendly, atmosphere was clean and comfortable.

The gelato is pretty good, especially for the price. We had three scoops and it was a decent amount. The pistachio flavor was nice, not too sweet. The place itself is a bit small, but it&#39;s fine for a quick stop.

Love the space here. It&#39;s clean, bright, and feels really open. Stopped in for a coffee and ended up trying their pistachio gelato too. Both were spot on. The coffee had a nice rich flavor, and the gelato was creamy, not too sweet. Just a really solid spot to sit for a bit.

The coffee here is so good! I tried their signature dark roast and it was rich without being bitter. They also serve these cute little homemade chocolates with the pastries. A nice touch.

Pistachio gelato was the highlight. Fresh and creamy. That hint of saltiness made it. Just a really good scoop.

Cozy little spot with a nice bar for coffee and sweets. The cakes are good for takeaway, and the staff is friendly. I like the vibe here, it&rsquo;s a comfortable place to sit for a bit.

The brioche was light and fragrant. The fruit-shaped desserts had a fine chocolate shell. I enjoyed them with a glass of Moscato d&#39;Asti&mdash;the slight sweetness was a nice match. A pleasant way to end the evening.

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