Trattoria A Noi Due

Rather like eating at a friend's mother's house (one who is into healthy cooking). I had spelt pasta with tomato and vegan pesto, which was satisfying. The proprietor is generous in her explanations of the menu, including vegan options. I appreciate the fresh carrot-ginger juice.

I got the impression that the woman who served us is an owner. She was pleasant and helpful in explaining the menu. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere - table cloths, nice napkins, etc. It is not a fast-food type place, which is the case with a lot of veggie or vegan places. We each ate a salad, mine with apples and seeds on it, and these were good. The bread was OK. My "companion" (as they say in reviews) had goulash, and I had tofu, seitan, and what seemed like soy protein with a pizza-type sauce on top. These were both vegan options. The food was good, but far from gourmet. I've had much more creative vegan cooking in my life, but this was decent, and the portion was reasonable. It is not hard to get here by public transportation. The desserts were not exciting enough that we ordered any.

The place is a small, intimate restaurant located in a very lively and nice area of Milan. The staff is friendly, but expect quite a long wait if you choose this one. Overall the long wait is definitely worth it, because there are lots of vegan choices, the food is healthy and tasty, and the prices are affordable, actually, much cheaper than many other places in this part of the town.

a little long to serve, good but not gourmet. You must ask what's vegan, there is no symbol.