
Enjoy the art of creative cooking inspired by a fusion of tastes from Italy, France and South America using only the best local and seasonal ingredients. Vik Pellico Otto is an inspirational art gallery restaurant, overlooking the famous Bull of the Galleria and featuring white stucco Veneziano and upholstered walls, colorful marble tables and artworks showcasing changing exhibitions of many Italian and international artists. A perfect gathering space for dining, meeting, working, relaxing it is open daily for breakfast, lunch, aperitifs, dinner, and events. Passion is our engine and food is the expression of our art.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Via Silvio Pellico, 8, 20121 Milano MI, Italy
Phone: +39 340 606 8187
Website: https://www.vikpellicootto.com/
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As a starter, we chose the octopus with potato cream, glasswort, and black olive powder. The octopus was cooked perfectly, tender, flavorful, and expertly handled. The potato cream was smooth and comforting, while the black olive powder added depth and intensity, creating a beautifully balanced and elegant dish.
For the main course, we tried the Chianina beef with sweet potato cream and millefeuille potatoes. This was, without exaggeration, the best beef I have ever had. Exceptionally tender, aromatic, and rich in flavor, it was perfectly complemented by the sauce and the beautifully layered potatoes, crisp and delicate at the same time. A truly outstanding dish.
We paired our meal with Viña Vik, the restaurant’s own dry red wine, which proved to be an excellent choice. Well-structured and refined, it paired beautifully with both the octopus and the beef, enhancing the overall experience.
After the main courses, we were pleasantly surprised with a complimentary amuse-bouche: olive-based spheres that burst in the mouth, almost ice-like in texture, releasing an intense olive flavor, accompanied by a chef’s sauce that was both creative and intriguing, a refined and playful touch.
Dessert was a raspberry pavlova, filled with fresh raspberries and topped with raspberry sorbet. Light, fresh, and perfectly balanced, it was the ideal ending to the meal.
The service throughout the evening was impeccable, professional, polite, and genuinely attentive. We had made a reservation in advance and were seated at a table by the window, enjoying a beautiful view over the Galleria, which added even more charm to the atmosphere.
Overall, the experience at Vik Pellico was flawless. The quality of the food, the elegance of the service, and the unique location fully justify the pricing, which is in line with the restaurant’s standards and setting.
An exceptional dining experience that I would gladly repeat.
We each had one à la carte dish for a quick bite, and even with that, the service was top-notch. She adjusted to our needs and was always smiling. The view was fantastic as well, but her service made it an even better experience. Thank you, Grace!
As for the restaurant, our experience was great. The food was delicious; in the ossobuco alla milanese con risotto, the meat is sweet and melts in your mouth. The other dish was exceptional, too.
Another perk of this place is the view to Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. The public flow throughout the space grants a captivating atmosphere.
Having dined in many different parts of the world and experienced a wide range of cuisines, we expected a more coherent and refined tasting menu, especially given the ambition such menus usually represent. While the presentation and ambiance were well-considered, the culinary execution did not live up to the same standard.
We hope this feedback will be taken constructively and contribute to improvements in the kitchen and menu design.
Service was professional and attentive throughout. We were unsure about which wine would pair well with the variety of dishes we ordered, but the manager offered a spot-on recommendation that complemented everything beautifully.
We started with the Prosciutto Ibérico “Joselito” con pan cristal e pomodoro. The flavors were mellow yet rich—the combination of the tomato bread and the ham was perfectly balanced and delicious.
For our main courses, we chose to skip primi and go straight to secondi, which turned out to be a good call since the portions were generous. We ordered the Ossobuco di vitello con risotto alla Milanese, Filetto di Chianina, and Branzino grigliato. I personally had the ossobuco, and it was phenomenal. The veal was incredibly tender, and the saffron risotto soaked up all the savory flavors beautifully. The bone marrow was a luxurious touch.
Overall, this was an outstanding meal. As my first dinner in Italy, it set the bar high and made me even more excited to explore Italian cuisine during my trip.