Top Restaurants in Parabiago
Top Things to do in Parabiago
Most Popular Mediterranean food in Parabiago, Province of Milan, Italy
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in Parabiago including Ristorante Marconi 19, Da Palmiro, Antica Locanda del Villoresi, La Banca dei Sapori, La Fornace, La Corte di Zuccarini, Il Pioppeto, Trattoria Pizzeria la Lupa, Magiclem, Ristorante La Guardia
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10. Ristorante La Guardia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 742 reviews
Reviewed By ROX-Tar R
Top luxury restaurant where you'll have a waiter dedicated, a Somelier and perfect service ... an ice bucket always refilled of fresh white sparkling bubbles. Prices are the fault...it's not for all the pockets....but if you want to impress or live a king night .... that's it.
9. Magiclem
Overall Ratings
4 based on 289 reviews
Reviewed By KaITrAvEL
A decent place to spend evenings with friends, the staff is helpful and quick, the food is lousy, and the pizza quite better, but all in all I will be back. Certainly if I look for a fine dining experience I would go elsewhere, but for a nice evening with friends, without commitments and with to a little spending care, this restaurant is a place to be considered.
8. Trattoria Pizzeria la Lupa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 420 reviews
Reviewed By Stt161
It's difficult to say Best pizza ever, but it's really, really perfect, exactly how real pizza should look and taste. I ate Gladiatore - compliments to cook.Homemade Maccheroncini Norcini were also perfect.Place is very cosy, small with many authentic details and chef very kind. If you are in vicinity, you'll miss something if you don't visit them.
7. Il Pioppeto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
Reviewed By Mauroromano66
Ci siamo tornati dopo tanto tempo, era ancora tutto come ai tempi. Servizio impeccabile attenzione per il cliente notevole, le portate sempre abbondanti e super ci torneremo
6. La Corte di Zuccarini
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By yanabush
La Coste di Zuccarini is stylish restaurant with classic, yet modern Italian cousin. I chose a fish menu (mix of different fish and rise with a sepia ink and calamari), while my husband was eating meat. We both have agreed that meat menu was a winner! Our top choice: Goccia di Zebello, burata and confettura di pomodoro pachino as antipasto and filetto di manzo alla griglia con melanzane and berry sauce as a main course, of course red wine is a must (we took a bottle of Morellino di Scansano DOCG from Roggiano). Cannot think a better place for a calm Saturday dinner!P.S. As a desert take a degustation plate so you will try 4 types of sweets.
5. La Fornace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 398 reviews
Reviewed By UpInTheAirProfessor
La Fornace is a member of the Unione Buon Ricardo restaurant association. I have never been disappointed by any of the member restaurants, and La Fornace went beyond my expectations. The ambience is exceedingly pleasant and the staff is exceptionally attentive and accommodating. While the setting is romantic, it also accommodated a family with young children while we were there during dinner. It takes a car or taxi to reach, but is convenient to Malpensa airport, about half way in between the airport and Milano, a 10 minute detour from the Autostrade. It is located in the Hotel Poli, which is also a wonderful quiet hideaway, which I will review separately, but it offers a convenient solution if everyone wants to enjoy the nice and reasonably priced wine list. The chef did an excellent job with everything we ordered and I would rate it on a par with most of the best restaurants I've found.
4. La Banca dei Sapori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 373 reviews
Reviewed By Marco R
I have visited this restaurant with some friend and I have to say that the food is great but the portion is quite poor not very large and is quite overprice for what is offered. I suggest to serve a bigger portion or decrease the price.
3. Antica Locanda del Villoresi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 822 reviews
Reviewed By Dave K
We dined in this location and the food was delicious. The portions are really small though, you may need those pieces of bread if you are too hungry. The service was welcoming and nice. The pasta was homemade. Overall a good italian restaurant with nice wine and deserts too. The seats could be more comfy and the table bigger.
Most Popular Japanese food in Parabiago, Province of Milan, Italy
2. Da Palmiro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 433 reviews
Reviewed By My-Ooops
The building is dull in a zone that seems industrial. Parabiago is the 'shoe' manufacturing center of Italy. Da Palmiro's serves the best fish north of milano. Always fresh... When you enter you see a wide assortment of fresh fish that you can have raw or cooked in various ways. Service is good and the family that runs it is very nice and lways available to explain their plates and advise you. Their risottos are excellent and the Scampi Crudi with a drop of salt and olive oil are not to be missed....
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1. Ristorante Marconi 19
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Italian restaurant, cuisine of meat and fish. Refined and welcoming. Dinners and banquets.
Reviewed By Karen S
I went to this restaurant with my partner (Italian) for our anniversary and I have to say that I was very pleased. We ate two seafood appetisers, both with swordfish, and they were delicious and generous. Next we ate pasta dishes, one with duck and one with crab, as well as a tartare of Tuna. They were all very well flavored dishes, with fresh ingredients and overall, delicious.The price was reasonable.The waiter we had, who is also the owner, was super friendly and had a very warm conversation with us, making sure we had all we needed and being very attentive to us the whole evening.I really recommend this restaurant for ambience, food and service.
