Sadlerino

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Sadlerino is the sister of high end restaurant Sadler.   It is chic 'n quick.   My guide '111 Places in Milan that You Must See' names it a fast food trattoria.  But I rate it highly.  It is a decent restaurant with creative and nice food.  We visited Sadlerino at lunch.  It charged 21 Euro for two-course meal and a dessert (excluding drinks).  The food was superb.   I am sure you will pay the same price in the centre of Milan, for a plate of microwaved pasta and a mixed salad in any uninspired bar.  So, try Sadlerino.


Once inside Sadlerino, one feels comfortable and welcome.  White table cloth and innovative glasses, like a piece of cherry sitting at the bottom.


We were served with a basket of different bread, nicely baked.  Normally, nice bread tells that the food next will be fabulous.



I had a seafood soup served with millet.  Very nice.  The millet was filling at the end.  My friend's menu includes gnocci with butter and sage.   I was seduced and succumb, eating a few pieces. His main dish was rabbit served with potato. Tender and delicious!


He still had a apple strudel and mine was mojito sorbet. We were very satisfied and had a delightful walk along the canal and then visited the Mudec.


It was cloudy before we entered into Sadlerino.  Then there was bright sunshine.  So blessed!  Good food and the sun!



Via Ascanio Sforza 77, 20141 Milan
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Location: Via Ascanio Sforza, 77, 20141 Milano, Italy

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