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Top 10 Seafood food in Limbiate, Province of Monza and Brianza, Italy
Reviews on Seafood food in Limbiate, Province of Monza and Brianza, Italy including Osterietta, Oishi Sushi, Prosperita Limbiate, Corte di Santo Stefano, Daydream Cafe bar ristorante pizzeria, El Guss, La Pagoda, Papillon Bistrot, Al Pedrieu, O' Sole Mio
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10. O' Sole Mio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 445 reviews
Reviewed By cosybabes
We've been here twice and because the pizza was so good the first time we had it the second time round. The starters are wonderful too and the prices are very honest. The next time I'll try one of the first courses as they look very tasty. The service is very good and friendly and the place works a lot from what I can see. There are also seats outside.Thanks cosybabes for his excellent review on our pizzas. We are pleased that you find our very tasty pizzas and entrees. For us it 's just an honor to have customers like you, people who can recognize the quality' of the ingredients we use. We are confident that your next visit you will experience even fish dishes that are truly exceptional. You are welcome to the restaurant O 'SOLE MIO. See you soon.
9. Al Pedrieu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 296 reviews
Reviewed By L594WQclaired
We had a fantastic lunch here with friends during a trip to Italy, it was one of the best meals of our trip, the owners are wonderfully friendly and the food not only tastes amazing but the presentation is beautiful too. The ingredients used were absolutely delicious, great wine and wonderful service. You can really feel the warmth of the owners in this quirky restaurant, there is also a lovely courtyard where you can sit outside. The desserts were great too with the best tirimasu we had during our 8 day trip. Highly recommended!!!!!
8. Papillon Bistrot
Overall Ratings
5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Vincenzo D
Il titolo della recensione è per il giovane cuoco e gestore del ristorante. Con amici per festeggiare un pensionamento di una cara collega..amica..ci si è dato appuntamento in questo posto decisamente normale dall esterno. L interno ..soprattutto il tavolo tondo al piano superiore ha il piacere dell intimità con finestre sulla cucina. Tanto il cibo che il servizio di ottima qualità . Tutto buono.. segnalo: il polpo su crema di fagioli...ottima la tempura di pesce...molto buono il primo di pesce...decisamente di alto livello la millefoglie dolce di loro produzione. Costo in linea con la qualità ...
7. La Pagoda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 191 reviews
Reviewed By Alexandre M
All their rice-based dishes are excellent, as most other offerings I've tried there. Fried stuff might be a bit too oily for my stomach. But generally speaking, good food, inexpensive, plus they're offering a 10% discount for their 25th anniversary! Nice!
6. El Guss
Overall Ratings
4 based on 358 reviews
Reviewed By vonbergendotnet
We had lunch here (4 adults), based on Tripadvisor and Google+ reviews on our way back north after a visit to Milano. We were looking for seafood in particular, and for a Sunday noon. The place is quite low profile and not very large.The service was good, authentic (I believe it was the owner). No problem to order two starters and then 3 dishes between the 4 of us. Very delicious homemade pasta and very nice seafood with it. Reasonable priced for the high quality. The place started filling up around 12:30 / 13:00 with Italians...
5. Daydream Cafe bar ristorante pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 264 reviews
Reviewed By ExperiencedJungleMan
Food is very good. Fish is always fresh. decor is quite poor but food quality covers for it. Try either the Tuna fish or the Branzino.
4. Corte di Santo Stefano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 427 reviews
Housed in an ancient courtyard in the historic centre of Cesano Maderno Stephen Court offers a wide range of products for lovers of Italian food and wine. You can start from a tasting of fine meats and cheeses in our splendid 18th century cellar, choose w
Reviewed By 827martinob
We had dinner for the first time in this lovely setting in this beautiful historical courtyard we took a table outside and ordered a lovely mixed cold meet starter with fried polenta followed by a grilled t bone steak a filler steak and a special calzone type pizza of the house got to say everybody really enjoyed the food and whole experience . Everything is well presented and I would say this is a more upmarket restaurants then some in the area . The place inside looks rustic and classy at the same time a d it's not far from villa Borromeo which is stunning so it's well worth having a stroll around the old town after dinner .
3. Prosperita Limbiate
Overall Ratings
3 based on 273 reviews
Reviewed By piccione_D
Andavo spesso anni fa.. al prosperità , poi non sono più andato, qualche mese fa sono tornato per pranzo e ho utilizzato l aformula all you ca eat. Prezzo OK Cibo OK.I piatti non sono abbondanti ma va anche bene puoi riordinare le pietanza, quindi eventualmente puoi anche fare il bis dei piatti. per me la qualità rispetto ad altri all you can eat e ottima. davvero il cibo e la cucina non è pesante e tutto molto buono molta cura anche nella composizione dei piatti. il personale gentile servizio veloce.ordini dal tablet funziona bene
2. Oishi Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 352 reviews
Reviewed By averygosh
About ten years ago, catering to changing Italian tastes, most of the Chinese restaurants around Milan converted to Japanese food. Understandable, because the Chinese cuisine they offered was frighteningly reminiscent of the stuff served in the States or the UK 30 years ago, before Szechuan, Hunan or Dim Sum: the same 6 dishes, the same 2 sauces, everything tailored to Western taste(?) like Chop Suey, Almond Chicken, Sweet and Sour deep-fried something, incredibly overcooked vegetables. The places offering decent Chinese food were/are few and far-between, no wonder that the Italian public rebelled. Now, Sushi restaurants and "Fusion" restaurants can be found everywhere, although the combination of raw fish and Chinese restaurant hygiene is not always the most reassuring. However, many are OK, I've got a strong stomach and love Japanese food anyway. Many of the converted restaurants are basically still Chinese under a thin Japanese veneer. One example: if you order "Gyoza" you get Chinese pork dumplings...Oishi Sushi is Chinese owned, but there is a level of care that I haven't found yet in the other Japanese restaurants in the Hinterland: many more authentic dishes (machi balls!) udon, soba, etc. The fresh ingredients are high-quality, and both the sushi and the kitchen chefs are excellent - there's an Italian restaurant down the street - "El Guss" - that could definitely take lessons from their fry-chef! Not super cheap, but definitely worth it, and if you don't want to spend much, the lunch menu is cheap, abundant and varied. Recommended!
1. Osterietta
Overall Ratings
3 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By SonomaRichard
My business associates from Milan choose this restaurant and it was wonderful! We had a delicious 9 assortment started all based on seafood (shrimp, octopus, squid, clams, and more). The mains were also tasty and creative. And the service was excellent and professional. I highly recommend this restaurant.
