Vulcano Milano Pizza & Carne

Large room, positioned above street level, but accessible to wheelchairs thanks to a ramp. Parking spaces nearby, at least one also for the disabled. Good selection of courses on the menu, both for meat and fish, I have not tasted the pizza. Good food, unprofessional staff and service not in line with the positioning of the place (medium / high). Discreet value for money.

A surprise for those who love meat in Segrate. We were invited to this location for a celebration and I found it quite nice, simple, large, with free outdoor parking on the street, some steps to climb, but also equipped with a ramp for disabled access. Inside about thirty tables and the eye fell on a refrigerator displaying T-bone steaks. The mise en place is simple with paper placemats. The service was fast (we had asked them to serve us quickly) and on time. As appetizers, the choice fell on the fried gnocco with Italian cutting board: a giant cutting board with San Daniele raw ham, Bresaola IGP, Coppa from Piacenza, local salami, Lardo di colonnata IGP, Gorgonzola DOP, Taleggio DOP, Grana padano DOP, Mozzarella from PDO buffalo mozzarella, Acacia Honey and Jam... (really tasty). As main courses: Milanese cutlet (the typical "elephant ear" due to its size...), a mixed grilled meat and a Bacon burger: 200 gr. Chianina beef, Cheddar, Crispy bacon, Iceberg lettuce, Tomato, BBQ sauce. All served quickly, given that we would then have had to go back to the office... A pleasant experience to be repeated...

Edmond was our waiter. He and his colleagues were very kind, and worked to help with the translation, because we didn't know Italian, and with the choice of the dish itself. We had rib eye, tagliatelle al ragu, margharita pizza, and caesar salad. The food was very tasty. During our stay in Italy, it was the most delicious pasta and pizza so far. We also received coffee as a compliment from the house. All recommendations!!!

The worst delivery I’ve ever had. It was raining and the delivery guy asked me to go to his car stopped in the middle of the street to take the pizzas. Just because he didn’t want to get wet. Is this a way to treat a customer? He came out of the car swearing at me saying that he never found anyone like me. A customer that just wanted to have his pizzas delivered at his door front, not in the middle of the street under the rain. He was rude and unpleasant.