Reviews of Milan Restaurant

Amazing! My partner and I recently had a week's stay in wooler and we visited this restaurant. We were that blown away first time around, we had to go back before we went home. Portions are very good, everything we ate was very good and everything was very reasonably priced! If we didn't live a 100 mile round trip away, we'd definitely make this our regular treat. If you're close by, book yourself a table as it is really worth it!

A random selection from Google and here we are... lovely polite and helpful staff. Great food, hot and tasty. I had polpette followed by the picante pizza. Both excellent and great choices if you like a little bit of chilly :) my other half had a burrata wrapped in Palma ham followed by the carbonara. Portions were good without being silly. Highly recommended, if I didn't live so far away I would be a frequent visitor.

As a lone diner you tend to notice the things that you would not normally when dining with others. The service levels were attentive and impeccable, noticing I needed another napkin for my messy mussels for example. Food was excellent and I am pleased I found this gem on my travels with only the one night in Wooler. Would hope that one day I will be back !

Just a great Italian restaurant. Food was top knotch and service was quick, but not too quick that the food wasn't up to standard and the waitors/waitresses were incredibly nice and friendly and gave a positive feel. It was a Wednesday evening on the middle of October and it was full so would advise booking. Pricing was very reasonable at between 12 and 20 pounds on average (things like steak were more expensive). Had a good selection of drinks and desserts were great with ice cream from the local ice cream shop. Just had an overall great feel to it, partnered with very tasty food. Would highly recommend if you are in the area, just be aware of the limited opening times.

Visited here while having a weekend away in Wooler. It's a great restaurant with a lovely atmosphere. We really enjoyed all our food which was tasty, fresh and perfectly cooked. The portions are huge! Very good wine and drinks menu. The staff here are fantastic. The service was friendly, polite and efficient. I managed to leave my purse in the restaurant and the next day they went to some effort to return it to me. Thank you all so much.

Managed to book a table at short notice with lovely friendly staff on the phone. On arrival a balloon was on the table for my birthday which was a lovely gesture. Bottled water is given straight away upon seating. The restaurant is immaculate and beautifully decorated throughout and the staff are lovely and attentive. The food was amazing! Got to say the best Italian restaurant I've been to and they cooked my autistic daughters pizza perfectly and she said she really liked it so it must be good ! I'd recommend this restaurant when visiting to Wooler I wish I lived closer I'd be there all the time but I was on holiday. Thank you for a fantastic meal its a 10/10 from us.

What an absolute pleasure it was to dine here tonight. Slow roasted belly pork with apple, black pudding bon bons, buttered greens and hand cooked chips. Delicious Together with tasty pizza margherita made for a wonderful meal. Busy when we dropped in unannounced on a Monday evening so I'd certainly book next time. Front of house staff extremely friendly. Highly recommended.

How about dinner in Milan this weekend  Mrs Diner dropped her copy of The Journal in surprise. Then a look of ‘what will I wear’ panic – until she caught the twinkle in my eye. I ducked as the newspaper flew past my nose.  “OK, it’s in Wooler,” I said, “but I’m told it’s good – well, perhaps not like Cracco’s in Milan proper, but Adrian Gill reckons it’s OK.”  In 2010 The Sunday Times critic wrote a patronising review that you can’t avoid when you walk through the arch of the Black Bull pub leading to its glass entrance in what used to be the stables. The review is proudly laminated to the walls, which is strange, considering it largely consists of condescending insults to the good people of Wooler.  According to Gill, Milan might be fine for unsophisticated Northumbrian yokels, but it wouldn’t last a week in Putney. As to its customers: “