Giulio Pane e Ojo

Nice, quiet and intimate restaurant with roman dishes. Very kind and professonal staff. Great food quality and fair prices. Artichokes were super delicious. Caccio e peppe was great, still missed a bit more pepper in the dish itself. Would return and recomend. Appology for not so delicious photos. They don't represent great taste :)

Me and my wife both had the carbonrara pasta and both absolutely loved it! Absolutely delicious! Finally able to have a very low lactose creamy traditional carbonara with eggs and without dairy! 😋😋

Very good service. Good suggestions. The antipasti of very high quality and the pasta was very well prepared

I loved everything about this place: the food, the service and the atmosphere! Carbonara is so good, I had to come back to eat it again. Supli was just amazing. We tried both wines produced by restaurant, they were very good 👌 we also tried lamb rib, pasta with trippa, zucchini flowers and the set of ham and cheese, loved everything!!!

We were the first time in this restaurant. The service was ok, even though they could do better. For example, the waitress might suggest pepper and parnesan with a pasta dish. The restaurant is well furnished and looks very nice. The terrace on the street was well frequented. But that's the end of the good sides. The most important thing, the food, was really disappointing. We had ordered a pasta dish and also broccoli. The pasta was tasteless and the broccoli was cold when it came out of the kitchen. I will definitely not go here again.

Looks can be deceiving. In the case of this restaurant, the promising sizes and sights of the dishes provide a, I’ll clarify since I opened for dramatic effect, somewhat, deceiving dinner. When we entered the establishment, we we’re curiously led to a different building into a different dining room, an experience shared by other patrons throughout the night. While we had great company, my friends and I enjoyed our time together, the food was par, neither great nor poor. Additionally, the service was mediocre. An added warning, they do charge for EACH bottle of water and a cover charge (which is normal but as tourists we weren’t aware of these practices).

It is a very lovely Romana Osteria in Milan. The atmosphere is really cool. We organized a birthday dinner with my friends at this place. From the reservation phase to the end, the staff was so kind, understanding and friendly. The food was great. We started with the appetizers, it is called “antipasto” in Italian. We tried both first and second dishes. We loved all of the plates that we ordered. The ingredients were so fresh and tasty. We had prosecco and wine, both were good. I especially recommend supplì and carciofi as the starter. All type of the spaghetti plates were great. I loved also meat varieties. I would like to go again to get some really tasty Italian dishes.

old feel authentic roman restaurant with amazing carbonara and cacio e pepe pasta! the staff was very friendly and chef Samy was super hospitable. we felt at home

Ordered a bottle of Chianti. Thought it was odd the waiter didn't bring the cork. Tasted like vinegar. Squid was not fresh and smelled like it was a week old. I've never had a bad meal in Italy so this was a first. Sadly I would not recommend.

Make a reservation! We got lucky on our 3rd night and it was a great meal. About $50 for 2 apps,2 pasta, water and wine. Very nice service.

One of my favourites... The food is great and the prices are good. The mixed antipasti are fab (4 people minimum but if you're three they sometimes make an exception)... Nice informal atmosphere.. Make sure to reserve in advance as it's always packed!

This was our first restaurant in Milan, fortunately it only went uphill after that. The food was a disaster and we decided, as a group, to give 2 stars because the waiter was friendly and the bread very yummy! Everything else was a disaster. We got the business lunch, relatively cheap (12 euros), but well too expensive for the quality of the food. The pastas were either undercooked or cold, and the sauce not really good anyway. The secondi, sausages with green beans, was obviously straight out of a can. So my advise, skip this restaurant or order directly a-la-carte, maybe you will be luckier...

This place was lukewarm for me. Great and friendly staff, and VERY cheap wine (€6 for half a liter), but my spaghetti with red sauce was reminiscent of Chef Boyardee... I think this is because they put cream in tomato sauce in Milan but don't quote me on that. That being said my bf loved his pasta with sausage, and we also got the meatballs for starters. They had the same red sauce as my spaghetti. Idk. I think I just expected better.

Parola d'ordine: prenotare! Se non si prenota è difficilissimo trovare posto se si è in più di due. Già questo basterebbe come recensione! ;) Locale sempre pieno, cucina ottima e buon servizio. A Milano funziona così. Giulio Pane e Ojo non sbaglia mai. Propongono piatti tipici della cucina casereccia romana ma strizzando un occhio ad una presentazione meno da osteria e più ricercata pur non rinunciando ad autenticità e sapore! Alcuni piatti sono veramente molto carichi di sapore e prevedono allenamento alla digestione ma una volta ogni tanto uno strappo alla dieta light ci può stare! Ogni volta che sono a Milano, se riesco, una cena qui la faccio sempre volentieri. Ci ho portato amici di Singapore...ed ancora oggi mi chiedono di poterci tornare alla prossima visita a Milano! Ricapitolando: cibo ottimo, personale simpatico, locale molto carino!

Very good menu, and nice romantic dark ambience. Bread is good, wide selection of foods, and many wines available. Good option for low key dinner in Milan in a quiet area.

It's absolutely delicious! This restaurant has reasonable price and good service, it's been selected to Michelin guide in recently five years. Four grilled lamb ribs cost just 15euros. The decoration is old fashion. This Romantic resto is worthy to visit. See you next time!

This is one of the best restaurantes I've eaten at in All of Italy. The food is great ... Very simple , and very rustic in all the original flavours they are meant to be savoured ... You won't regret it ... Reasonably at €10 ... I can't recommend it highly enough ... Come bring your friends, everything is good.

We were feeling the exhaustion of jetlag and so comfort food was in order. Pasta immediately came to mind because it simply is my ultimate comfort food so we found ourselves here on our last night in Milan. I had the Cacio e Pepe and while it did have that toothsome, firm bite to the pasta the flavors was quite basic to me. Perhaps I expected better because I was in Italy. I think perhaps it was drier than I would have liked as it had a smidge too much grated cheese on top (as you would when dusting grated Parmesan cheese on top of your spaghetti) where i prefer this dish to be more of the slightly buttery, melted Pecorino Romano distributed evenly throughout the pasta with a whole lot of pepper. My husband's beef cheeks bucatini won in all aspects though between his dish and my cacio. It had that slightly tangy in flavor sauce, thick Bucatini noodles, a good portion of meat; he hailed it as the best bucatini dish he's ever had. I mean we are in Italy, I wanted the pasta dishes here to be superior to the versions in the States as cliche as that is. Service was good. Our server spoke a little English which was great since we don't speak a lick of a Italian besides the basic greetings and salutations. I loved that this restaurant didn't seem touristy as we seemed to be the only non-locals there (at least the night we were there). This made for a lot of curious looks in our direction. But we were in our own world stuffing our face with our plate full of pasta, warm bread and a bottle of wine. I'd recommend.

Although we got there 10 minutes before the kitchen close, we were welcomed warmly but the only pasta shape we could order was short pasta (rigatoni) according to the server. Maybe it was because of kitchen closing soon. Had a pasta with bacon, onion, butter and cheese, and sauteed sliced port belly (porchetta) with potatoes. The glass of red wine I had was really really good. I have to visit this place again to try some more dishes.

Great service and amazing food! I really liked our server, the guy that speaks 4 plus languages!

The real name is Giulio pane e ojo, actually. And, the category would be most appropriately Roman restaurant, as it has a very good menu with specialities from Roma. Not the best restaurant in Milan, (need to add a few more to Qype) but a good one, a little heavy, but tasty. Do not go in large groups, otherwise the menu will be limited, and Saturdays, when is packed.

I haven't checked them in a year, they might be good again... they used to be great several years back, ownership changed, the quality went down.. especially the meat.

Good restaurant in Milano! They have a main area, where the kitchen and the counter are, then across a courtyard there's a door to a separate room with a large wooden table. We stayed at this big table, and if it wasn't for the waiter coming to check and bring dishes, it was like having dinner at home. Service was good, food quality and quantity satisfying, and prices in the average for a city like Milano. A place I would recommend and visit again.

Great trattoria. Loved the atmosphere and the food.

Really enjoyed dinner here on out last night in Milan. My date and I went all out and got both a pasta course and a meat course. She got the spaghetti bolognese and the veal saltimbocca which were both good. I got the tonnarelli salsiccia and the tagliata alla cipolla dolce di Tropea. Pastas were fresh, meats were tasty (especially mine that was cooked perfectly). Our waiter was the best we had while in milan and he informed us the family who owns this restaurant recently opened a similar joint in NYC (Abbottega) which I am excited to go and try out.

This was the best restaurant we ate at while in Milan -- good enough that we returned a second night. We had *wonderful* rabbit and a first-class pasta with bits of bacon, onion and cheese. The house red was nice.

Fantastico! Questo piccolo ristorantino romano nel centro di Milano ha davvero lasciato il segno. Appena entrati l'accoglienza è calorosa e nelle lunghe attese (non si puo prenotare ed è sempre pieno di gente) viene offerto prosecco della casa. Curato nei dettagli Giulio pane e ojo è riscito a costruirsi un anima e la reputazione del si mangia bene, tanto e si spende veramente poco! ottimo per le tasche di tutti gli studenti che vivono in porta romana. mmm mi è venuta fame

Lovely atmosphere, wonderful fresh pasta!! And easy shared-table Roman spot that had plenty of room at 9 PM when we arrived. The owner, however, told us if we didn't have a reservation we should eat at McDonalds. I guess it's that funny-rude thing many people enjoy, but we weren't up for it. The Satimbocca and Porchetta were average. But it was still a lovely evening, and the female waitress was nice. No pressure for us to leave.