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Le Presine VolantiB+Worth Trying
Via Bezzecca, 1, 20135 Milano MI, Italy
· Mediterranean restaurant, Restaurant
· 4.6/5 Google (366 reviews)
Reservations · Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Colorful, friendly Mediterranean spot for pitas, mezze, and aperitivo; tasty and fairly priced, but service can be slow at peak times.
Why it gets a B+ for overall quality
Le Presine Volanti delivers reliable Mediterranean mezze and a genuinely warm, colorful atmosphere that makes it competitive with Milan's better neighborhood restaurants. Bright, herb-driven cooking in pitas, halloumi, and soups earns consistent praise, though occasional bland seasoning and execution variance prevent higher marks. The cheerful setting and fair pricing make it worth visiting for casual sharing plates and aperitivo vibes, though service reliability during busy hours and modest portion sizes temper the overall experience.
Restaurant Summary
The room feels colorful and cheerful, with potholders dancing overhead and an open kitchen humming along. Service is usually warm and personable—one guest said the team felt "genuinely kind"—though peak hours can run slow. It is a cozy neighborhood spot where aperitivo vibes meet shareable plates. The cooking leans cross‑Mediterranean: Greek pitas, Levantine mezze, North African brik, even a Turkish lentil soup. Flavors are bright and herb‑driven rather than heavy, with halloumi, kibbeh, and a vegan date brownie among the standouts. It suits diners who enjoy mixing small plates and trying a bit of everything over a glass of wine. Families should find it approachable: pitas, mild hummus, and simple soups are easy wins. There is no kids menu, but the menu offers several vegetarian and vegan picks. Portions are moderate, so order one extra plate if sharing with hungry teens.
At a Glance
- Lively, colorful setting with friendly staff
- Tasty mezze, pitas, and soups with vegetarian and vegan options
- Fair prices for central Milan
- Service can be slow and dishes occasionally forgotten at peak
- Some items under-seasoned per a few diners
What Sets It Apart
- cheerful_potholder_ceiling
- cross_mediterranean_menu
- aperitivo_culture
What People Love
- Cheerful decor and open kitchen energy
- Standout Greek pita and grilled halloumi
- Comforting soups with Mediterranean accents
- Genuine hospitality from owner and team
- Good value for the area
Points of Concern
- Occasional long waits at dinner; a few reports of forgotten dishes
- Basement seating can feel chilly; outdoor furniture quirks noted
- Some diners find portions modest and seasoning inconsistent on a few items
- Review patterns are consistent with real diners; high photo engagement but low likes may limit community validation
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost€28-38 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Start with Baba Ganoush or Hummus (€5–12), then share a Pita Greca (€10) and one Presina (€12–13).
- Add a soup for comfort (Turkish lentil €12 or Cavolo nero e zucca €13).
- Finish with the vegan brownie (€8).
Perfect For
- Pre- or post-cinema bites
- Casual date over mezze and wine
- Group aperitivo with shared plates
- Solo snack at off-peak hours
Location Insights
Area: Lively central-east Milan near Piazza Cinque Giornate; mixed residential and shopping, popular for aperitivo.
Safety: Generally safe, well-trafficked avenues with good lighting; typical central Milan footfall.
Nearby: Close to cinema Colosseo, retail streets, tram links; convenient pre/post-movie and casual dinners.
BreraBrera is a fashionable and artistic neighborhood famous for its galleries, boutiques, and lively dining scene. It attracts a sophisticated crowd who enjoy a mix of traditional Italian and modern Mediterranean cuisine in a stylish, often intimate setting.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday18:00–02:00
Tuesday12:00–02:00
Wednesday12:00–02:00
Thursday12:00–02:00
Friday12:00–02:00
Saturday12:00–02:00
Sunday
Available: Reservations, Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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