Local in Largo Pietro Annigoni, Sant'Ambrogio area, which is characterized by its industrial-chic style furnishings; the exposed air-conditioned cellar is beautiful..
Their specialty are burgers, large and very appetizing with artisanal buns (classic with sesame, multigrain, charcoal black and gluten-free) and always served accompanied by chips, available in 4 versions (chips, sticks, roast or sweet potato).
Given the conditions, I was rather disappointed when I bit into my "Fuori di Cheese", believing it to be much richer in creamy melted cheese, given the name, while what distinguished it from the others ordered was a simple slice of cheese placed on top of the sandwich.
Honestly, I wasn't even convinced by the medium-cooked hamburger, too high for my taste and without the slightest presence of the Maillard reaction on the surface; the water that drips onto the plate with each bite also makes me doubt the quality of the meat, which is rather bland.
Tasting the dishes of the other diners, I perceived every proposal on the menu as intriguing to read, beautiful to look at but disappointing in content; even when sipping the Caffè Macchiato with Salted Caramel, the latter unfortunately can only be perceived by cleaning the bottom of the cup. The only dish I liked was the N.Y. Cheesecake. Style, a simple raw version with berry sauce; positive note that the topping is artisanal.
Average prices, except for the burgers which I consider extremely expensive given the product offered.
Captivating place for the furnishings, large outdoor space available with tables where you can eat; perhaps to be reevaluated by trying their Cocktails.