Ristorante Teatro alla Scala il Foyer

This is one of the worzt restaurant I have ever eaten at. I’ve never actually gagged from the food when I tried to say sometjing they didn’t even pay attention. My salad had ketchup. The price’s aren’t low but the quality of the food is terrible. I’m absolutely shocked and disappointed.

This place is spectacular! Very upscale dining that comes with a matching price point. We had the the two course option which came with an included prosecco and apertivo. We had risotto, osso bucco and tiramisu. All were excellent. Great wine selection too. If you’re looking to treat yourself before the opera, I’d recommend.

I was grateful for the care taken by our particular waiter to avoid my allergies, and I found that the shrimp and roe was delicious without the spicy sauce. The bread boats were delightful and creative. The soup would have benefited by some salt, or perhaps herbs; the mashed potatoes and gravy were outstanding. I thoroughly enjoyed the cod, and its sauce. The cheesecake was delightful. My sister tells me that the tiramisú is the best she has ever had. Thank you for a marvelous dining experience.

My wife, our 7-month-old child, and I visited your restaurant. After placing our order, it was time to feed our baby breast milk. My wife tried to do this inside the restaurant and returned after 10 minutes, saying that we would not be coming back. The reason is simple: your restaurant has no place for feeding children, and the staff explicitly said that it is impossible to feed a baby there. Such treatment is unacceptable. If the restaurant positions itself as a high-class establishment, it must be prepared to accommodate families with young children. The absence of even minimal facilities for feeding a child is a serious service failure.

The food and wine we had were excellent. It took longer than we expected for our dinner to arrive and due to having to leave for the opera, our dessert came out a little too quickly after the meal than we would have preferred. Great experience though.

I had booked a two-course meal for 80 euros together with my ticket for a performance at La Scala. When we arrived, we were given a large complete menus ; we informed them that we had reserved a two-course menu. They brought us another menu without explaining what we were allowed to choose from: I ordered a starter (a soup) and a main course (the codfish) — for 80 euros, this ended up being way much more expensive than the same dishes à la carte, even with the complementary drinks. The waitress gave us no explanation, answered in a vague or even aggressive manner. No one on the staff smiled or greeted us. We were not offered any bread. Overpriced for the quality of the food, and unacceptable service for such a price.

Very nice spot for a bite before Teatro alla Scala … the ambience is the strong point

Good food and acceptable price. Have a good menu for pizza