Autogrill Villoresi Est

Autogrill Villoresi Est is more than just a rest stop – it’s an architectural landmark! Clean restrooms, wide food selection, and a stunning, futuristic design. The perfect place to recharge during a long drive. #AutogrillVilloresi #ItalianHighways #RoadTripStop #DesignAndComfort

This stop is not far from a Swiss border, so we used a chance to get some pantry items. The selection of packaged goods, as pastas, is amazing. Only mushroom ones are at least 5, and I got them all.😉 Lunch food choices were for all tastes, including fresh and healthy, if one wants. I took a branzino with veggies, and my husband wanted pasta. Pasta was cooked to order. "American BBQ" plate was so good! - Only pooled pork had a pronounced BBQ taste, rest were melting in the moth brisket and tender rib and a bowl of fresh coleslaw and veggies. Great plate! In the shop, I scored a few nice Christmass gifts for friends and family-spices 🎄tree. Restrooms were so clean, roomy, and free of charge. Great stop, nice atmosphere, sming and helpful people are working there.

Cool place to have a quick bite and coffee, noticeably clean and organized.

Modern, clean, great service, delicious meals, great coffee, with a responsibility for our environment - this is how motorway servive areas should look like in Germany (my home country) as well...

Unfortunately the toilets were all dirty and the flush sensors just didn't seem to work.

Its a scam. Quite literally the most expensive and worst food i have been served in italy. The portion is tiny (14€), the amount of "tomato sauce" is so little, that the cashier thought i had spaghetti bianco And to add insult to injury, the tablets come prepacked with 2 tiny breads which you have to 2€ pay for. No pricetag or any indication that the bread is Not free. The service personell speaks zero english and just keeps talking to you in italian until you give up and move on. 32€ for little and bland pasta for 2 people, no drinks. Toilets are as bad as you expect from a highway toilet but at least free. Maybe they should have spend more on tomato sauce and less on the ridiculous building.

Quite improbable architecture and airport-like shopping area with pyramids of sweets... The shaded parking places are super useful when it's sunny.

Here’s an expanded 200-word review based on your visit to Autograph: --- I recently visited the Autogri and found it to be a nice and enjoyable place to stop. The restaurant itself had a welcoming atmosphere, with a good layout and plenty of food options available to suit different tastes. Whether you’re after a quick bite or a more substantial meal, there’s something for everyone. The quality of the food was good and everything was presented well. It’s clear that the venue aims to cater to a wide range of visitors, and the staff were helpful and polite during my visit. One of the main positives is that there are plenty of places to eat, which is great if you’re travelling with family or a group and want a variety of choices. Seating was comfortable and the general vibe of the location was relaxed and convenient for a stopover or break from a journey. However, one downside was the need to pay for access to the toilets. While it’s not unusual in some locations, it does feel like an unnecessary extra cost, especially when you're already spending money on food and drinks. That aside, the overall experience was pleasant, and I would stop there again if passing through.

Eating at Autogrill is a dining experience. Phenomenal sandwiches, best croissant s(my favorite is chocolate and pistachio) And beverages. Also great shopping buys! Plenty of parking, Hot food entrees freshly made.

We Americans could learn a thing or two from the Italians. The main one that comes to mind is that we could model our rest shops after theirs. Autogrill is what they call the majority of their rest stops. You can find one every half an hour on the interstate or so if memory serves me correctly. I have never seen a rest stop like this. It's spacious and even feels luxurious. They have a restaurant, they have a bakery, they make the food in front of you. Heck, the pasta I had was probably one of the best I've had in awhile. They, too, have bathrooms and even showers. More so, they have a store for food, souvenirs, and the like. Mamma mia! I want to take another road trip in Italy now just remembering this glorious place.

This service station had everything you could ever need; fresh food, snacks, souvenirs. Great coffee! This was my favourite place so far, the food was phenomenal, you'd never know you're at a service station. Restaurant quality. An excellent variety of foods to go. Service stations in Canada need to step it up!

This place is my first encounter in Italy outside of the airport. This is a typical gas station place as you would see in the States. Coffee, espresso, energy drinks, soft drinks, small souvenir items from keychains to postcards and kids toys. There are also sandwiches or small meals that's offered on the menu. In the small anount of time we were here there were about a dozen that walked in and out after a shot of espresso. Must be an italian thing.

Autogrill is amazing. It has everything you need and more. You can get everything from books to Kinder eggs! You can even get 9 Kinder eggs for €10, what a deal!