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Ristorante vegetariano run by the Notari family for almost half a century. Very small and traditionally decorated. Direction: From Piazza del Duomo (Cathedral Sq) walk along via Torino and it's the 2nd street on the left. Open Mon-Sat 09:00-17:00.
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Via Dell'Unione 6 (at Via Torino, few minute walk from Cathedral Sq), Milan, Italy, 20123
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Added by Stevie on 01 Aug 2007
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20 Reviews
First Review by Poundie
helenefreya
Points +1484
Great restaurant to eat authentic!! - Edit
The food tasted very good, especially the dessert was a dream!! It tasted like crème brûlée. I absolutely recommend the restaurant and would eat it all again. The staff was super nice!! Don’t hesitate to go inside if it looks full in the front room, there is a second room in the back, too. Not 5 stars because the menu is not fully vegan. The vegan dishes are clearly labelled. Loved it still!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-06-05
Guest
LoganMelton
Points +1278
Phenomenal vegan Italian food - Edit
First off, yes, as the other reviews have mentioned the service is not good. But they will take your order and get your food out to you - what more do you need!
Read moreThe food was phenomenal, the menu has plenty of vegan options. We went at lunch and about 30% of the options were vegan, they are clearly labeled with VEG. The serving sizes were small, but the flavor was unmatched. This is a must visit in Milan.
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heytherejoakim
Points +176
It was ok - Edit
Even my Italian friend we went with thought the waiters were too Rude.
Read moreAlso uncomfortable seats and small area. Tasty hummus!
Updated from previous review on 2023-04-02
Pros: Tasty hummus with bread
Cons: Small , No outside area
Guest
Hellibori
Points +434
Very Nice place but a bit small - Edit
The food is really good and they speak English, although one of the waiters is rather abrupt in his manner.
Read morePros: Quite a good selection of vegan options, Fast service, Very tasty food
Cons: A small, intimate space, Waiter is a bit curt
Guest
MichaelTelesky
Points +1049
Plenty of vegan options - Edit
All vegan plates clearly labeled with VEG, plenty of options and dishes we tried were so good.
Read morePros: Plenty of vegan options , No meat at all, 100% vegetarian/vegan
Guest
Reaa
Points +165
I'd give attention to something else first. - Edit
The place has a genuine feel, for italian local standards too. Unfortunately there are very limited vegan options especially if you go last minute at lunch. Not that friendly either.
Read more10€ for a portion of pumpkin rice cause I didn't feel like being rude to go away with nothing.
Updated from previous review on 2022-06-23
Pros: nice cute little place, in the centre , homemade cousine type, I guess
Cons: 90% lacto ovo vegetarian
Guest
kathylee
Points +199
Lunch place - Edit
In a great location but limited vegan options.
Read moreThe waiter nearly broke the table the way he slammed the bread down!
Pros: Location, Good if you eat eggs and cheese
Cons: Grumpy staff, Fritters just served on their own
Guest
mariely
Points +1169
Delicious food - Edit
With a bit of patience you can eat really well here. We had to ask the staff for vegan options and although they don't have many options, the food was delicious. Would recommend. We ordered pumpkin gnocchi and orechiette with caperi and pomodoro
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vege2017
Points +70
Tucked in small place - Edit
Sample tray for one is ample for 2 people. Tastey, beautifully prepared & presented traditional selections. Beloved by locals.
Read morePros: Close Piazza del Duomo w/ tiny sign.
Guest
backessabrina12
Points +30
Disappointed - Edit
I was really disappointed... unfriendly staff, expensive food which comes in small portions and tiny dining room...
Read moreCons: Too expensive for small portions of food , Extremely unfriendly staff, tiny dining room
Guest
JiriJerabek
Points +390
traditional look - Edit
They opened at 12 (not 11.30 as stands here). I had the gnocchi (10-13 euro), they were nice, but the portion was not big enough. The bread on table was also for extra charge. The service was nice, they spoke English.
Read morePros: position
Cons: not many vegan options
Guest
JoanaRebel
Points +34
Does not have vegan options - Edit
No vegan options
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Seamusmack
Points +191
Milan Vegan in a nutshell = share and share alike - Alla Vecchia - Edit
Reviews of European locals by folks relatively unacquainted with the differences in cultural norms can do more harm than good. This place is a good example of a little restaurant that strives to be itself - and has been for nearly two generations. This is not vegan for millennials or short-term vegans who haven't been witness to how agonizingly slow change toward increasing vegan options has been. This is a solid stop for good vegan within a typical non-vegan environment world-wide. Stai zitto e divertiti !
Read morePros: Grandma or Great Auntie still serves it up! , Carefully read and confirmed orders go well, Tapas and family style food is well made
Cons: Is popularity a con?..No, Is a side-street, innocuous location a con?...No
Guest
WarrenM
Points +69
Great food, great atmosphere - Edit
We ate here today and were delighted by the food. All delicious and varied. We went for the mixed platter from the grill/oven which was very good but a bit price at EUR 30 for 2. This is not a place for vegans though since there is a heavy use of cheese. Starters are around EUR 8 - 10 and main courses EUR 9 - 13. Deserts looked great but we were too full to go for them. There is a cover of EUR 1.50 per head.
Read moreFamily run for generations and big portions!
Pros: Italian food, vegetarian style, Varied menu and delicious food, Eclectic style and great atmosphere
Cons: Cramped... not a place to go for a lazy meal, A little expensive
Guest
neil7908
Points +436
Great selection of veggie Italian food close to city centre - Edit
First, the location is excellent, only 5 minutes from the Duomo.
Read moreThe restaurant is quite small but there are additional tables in the back so even if the front part is full best to go in and double check if there is space.
Really large selection of food. Although you can easily find basic Italian vegetarian pasta and pizza dishes in Milan there were a lot of dishes here you won't find at normal restaurants.
Vegan options weren't labeled unfortunately but the staff were helpful and approachable.
It was a tad on the pricey side but given the location no worse than you'd find anywhere nearby and the food was good enough that we didn't feel we'd paid over the odds.
Pros: Unbeatable location, huge choice for vegetarians w
Cons: Small, slightly expensive
Guest
Yoga Girl, London
Points +113
Good food, great location, don't use the loo! - Edit
Lovely traditional food with friendly service. Very popular and thereby cramped,but still a pleasant experience. The individual dishes are better than the sharing platters unless you have a big, hungry crowd (we saw a lot left).
Read moreJust don't use the loo in the yard at the back...
Guest
Sarayna
Points +212
Amazing - Edit
Great place, very popular, has a vast choice normal italian dishes that happen to be vegetairian rather than lots of fake meat. Admittedly they didn't have half of the dishes available, but what we had (mixed plate of about 9 hot dishes to share between 2 for 30 euros) was delicious. Great service.
Read morePros: Delicious, Popular, good atmosphere, Showcasing veggies rather than fake meat
Cons: Lack of availability of some menu items
Guest
larryren
Points +25
Seems to be fully vegetarian now - Edit
I've found this restaurant on a random walk around the Duomo area. The small room was completely full of locals/tourists and what they had on the table looked like vegetarian. I checked the menu and only noticed a few options with eggs, but the rest was at least lacto-vegetarian. Might need to double-check with Italians. I wanted to order two dishes and they kindly offered me like a "combo", so with smaller portions of each but much lower prices. The simple pasta with Pomodoro sauce was excellent.
Read morePros: Price, Pasta, Service
Cons: Not so many seats
Guest
chikfender
Points +51
Not really veg - Edit
It is a small place in central Milan and you are lucky to find a seat a lunch time. But I never trust a veg place where they don't know what vegan is! Also they have fish here. I guess the place has been open for 50 years. The food was okay, but stuff I can find basically anywhere that you say no meat, no milk, etc. I am an American who speaks some Italian and I was with native Italians who helped translate - the staff was surprised that we asked about dishes without dairy. I suggest spending your time and money looking for a real vegetarian place where they at least know about vegans (also a good sign for vegetarians). You can find the dairy free pasta dishes almost anywhere if you ask, so I found this special trip pointless (and kind of expensive).
Read morePros: Central, Vegetarian options
Cons: Not a vegetarian restaurant, Don't speak any English, Unfamiliar with vegan diets
Guest
Poundie
Points +15055
Friendly service - Edit
A small, non-fancy, straight ahead place with very friendly service. Their is a large menu, the food is tasty, and a bit rich and oily. There are some vegan options, but not many -- note the word "Latteria" in the name: this place is mostly for lacto/ovo vegetarians. If you are in a big rush, you might also check out the natural juice bar across the street, or the "Jungle Juice" store on nearby on Via Dogana.
Read morePros: Friendly, tasty
Cons: rich, not vegan-oriented
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