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Best Gastropub food near Cerro Maggiore, Province of Milan, Italy
Reviews on Gastropub food in Cerro Maggiore, Province of Milan, Italy including Q - Quality Relax, Rex Bibendi Vineria Birreria, Borgo Siciliano
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1. Q - Quality Relax
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
Q - Quality Relax is more than a classic pub: it's a Quality experience. *to drink: 7 different Quality craft beers turning on tap, more than 50 selected labels of Quality beer on the list, even GLUTENFREE and Vegan. Selected wine, premium whiskey and spi
Reviewed By Wood L
Fantastic place for beer lovers ! All kind of beers, specially Italian beers that we never had before. You get to taste them before ordering. Owner is very friendly and knowledgeable of local products. We had tasty Italian ham and cheese with our drinks. Try also their delicious desserts. Warm atmosphere with wood furniture and public parking across the street.
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2. Rex Bibendi Vineria Birreria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 316 reviews
Reviewed By ZZDaveZZ
Cozy atmosphere for a delicious down-to-earth snack food. Not to mention the variety of beers. I got a "piadina" sandwich with cured ham and mozzarella: simply awesome. And topped it off with a good draught belgian beer. I waited with a friend of mine the rest of the crew for half an hour and I felt like being home, because of the simple and rural style. The right place to hang out and chit chat all night long.
3. Borgo Siciliano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 289 reviews
Reviewed By exiledblue
I had passed many times and seen a lot of people entering and today decided to eat here rather that in the local shopping centre. I found the place expensive for very little. It started badly as in the self service restaurants the food was served on cold plates meaning once you have taken all you want from the primi and second points the plate was cooling down food which to be fair probably wasnt that hot anyway. Chips in a self service cost 4.50 euro. I have been to many restaurants with table service that ask that or less.We had 2 primi, 1 main and a contorno and one dessert and 1 bottle of water with 2 coffees at 24 euro it wasnt worth it.
