
Dal 1969, il Ristorante Le 5 Terre è un punto di riferimento per la cucina di pesce a Milano, dove la tradizione ligure incontra l’eccellenza gastronomica. Ideale per pranzi di lavoro in ambienti eleganti e per cene romantiche in salette riservate, il ristorante propone pesce freschissimo, crudo e cotto, accompagnato da antipasti in bella vista e condimenti genuini. Paste fatte in casa, piatti stagionali e dolci artigianali esprimono l’autenticità di una cucina tramandata con passione. Un’esperienza culinaria unica nel cuore di Milano, dove ogni piatto racconta il sapore autentico del mare.
Elegant Italian restaurant, serving fresh, live oysters, seafood pastas & grilled fish dishes.
Address and Contact Information
Address: V Andrea Appiani, 9, 20121 Milano MI, Italy
Phone: +39 02 653034
Website: http://www.ristorantele5terre.com/
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Reviews
I ordered an appetizer of fish, which was supposed to be a full dish, but the portion was extremely small, just a tiny amount of fish, and it was charged at €18. For the main course, I ordered fish with vegetables (€23), but it was mostly vegetables with very little fish.
I only had water, two glasses of house wine, and a coffee, and the final bill came to €74. This was by far the most expensive dinner I had during my 7-day stay in Milan, despite eating out every day, and easily the least satisfying.
The place feels like a classic tourist trap: small portions, inflated prices, and poor value for money. On top of that, the cashier was not friendly at all and didn’t even respond to a polite “good evening,” which capped off an already disappointing experience.
Definitely not worth it. I’d recommend spending your money elsewhere.
Milan has plenty of much better restaurants with fair prices and kinder service.
Everything we had was superb.
We started with a Rosemary Focaccia, three smoked fish, and a small plate of raw oysters. The raw oysters could have been shucked better but tasted delightful. The smoked fish was great, the smoke adding a surprising depth to the flavor.
We then had a spaghetti with clams and a shrimp risotto. Both were excellent. Often I find that the clam sauce can be overwhelming and too oily, but this was not. The risotto was creamy with just the right texture.
We than had the salted sea bass for two which came with a huge tureen of home made mayonnaise. We had never had mayonnaise with baked fish before but we were delightfully surprised at how great the combination was.
For dessert we had a chocolate pie and a cream/puff pastry. The chocolate pie was not what I was expecting – it was kind of like a chocolate Asian moon pie. I really enjoyed it, but my wife and daughter were not so impressed. On the other hand they devoured the puff pastry….
Afterwards they brought us a small plate of biscotti and licorice crisps.
The total price was not inexpensive but I felt it was a very good value.
Encore: We did return for dolci / desserts. We had Tiramisu, Mille Fleur & Apple Cake. OMG. Amazing. Well worth the walk to dessert.
All you hipsters, millennials, tourists, locals, EVERYONE, this is an amazing jewel in the middle of Milan.