Italian

Posteri alla Concorrenza

Italian · Trattoria · Osteria · Wine Bar · Milano · Italia

Local SpotCosyTraditionalCasualDate NightNeighborhood Favorite
4.4Google (443)
100%loved it
4creator reviews

The story

Located on Via Melzo, Osteria alla Concorrenza is a quintessential Milanese wine bar that captures the heart of the neighborhood. With its blackboard menu and welcoming host, the atmosphere is consistently described as lively and informal, making it an ideal spot for a casual first date or a relaxed evening out. As noted by *Cosa mangiamo oggi?*, the venue operates without a traditional kitchen, yet it excels at serving terrific, simple, and traditional fare.

The menu highlights authentic local flavors, with *Where The Foodies Go* specifically praising the nervetti as a standout dish. Patrons can also expect a curated selection of natural wines paired with small plates like tripe, crostone with duck ragù, and various cured meats. Whether you are a local or a visitor, this spot offers a genuine taste of Milan in a setting that makes you feel right at home.

Synthesised by AI from every creator’s review. First reviewed 2023.

What diners say

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Posteri alla Concorrenza is a cozy wine bar in Milan celebrated for its warm atmosphere, excellent wine selection, and creative regional snacks. Diners consistently praise the friendly, knowledgeable service and the inviting, informal setting that makes it ideal for aperitivo or a relaxed evening. While most find the quality justifies the price, a recurring note is that the cost can feel high for the portion sizes, especially for shared plates.

Wine Selection

The wine list is a standout feature, offering a wide and interesting selection that pairs beautifully with the food. Many guests appreciate the natural wine focus and the staff's passion and guidance in choosing a bottle.

Food Quality

The food is described as tasty, well-prepared, and featuring high-quality ingredients. Signature dishes like the veal sinew, crostoni (especially with taleggio and pear or horse tartare), and pumpkin with liver pâté are frequently mentioned as must-tries.

Service

Service is generally praised as friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable. The team is noted for being helpful with menu explanations and wine pairings, contributing to a welcoming experience.

Atmosphere

The ambiance is warm, cozy, and informal, making guests feel at home. The decor and lively vibe are appreciated, though some note it can get a bit noisy when busy.

Value

Opinions on value are mixed. Many find the quality and experience justify the prices, but some feel portions are small for the cost, particularly for shared plates and by-the-glass wines. The pricing is seen as premium for the offering.

Reservations & Seating

The venue is popular and often busy, so reservations are recommended. A few guests have mentioned that seating can be tight or that tables are small, and there is limited outdoor seating.

Most-loved dishes

AI summary of what 11 dish mentions say about the food

Reviewers rave about the trippa, calling it a must-order, while the overall vibe is warm and convivial, with hearty, rustic Italian fare served in a lively, unpretentious setting.

Nervetti, speaking of Milanese dishes, you can't not get them. Nervetti are this stuff here, how could we define it? A veal Nutella. I like it. I mean, the consistency is that. Here they make them divinely. How do I know? This is already the second plate I'm having.
Where The Foodies Go👍
These nervetti are tender, acidic, warm, and nice and chewy. Simple — oil, salt, pepper, and lemon — but delicious. I don't usually love this type of thing, but these are amazing.
Cosa mangiamo oggi?👍

What creators say

4 creators have covered Posteri alla Concorrenza. Most active: Qui si Taffia, Where The Foodies Go, Cosa mangiamo oggi?

  • Where The Foodies Go
    Where The Foodies Go

    M di MILANO - Milano Food Tour - 🇮🇹 "L'Italia dalla A alla Z" 🇮🇹 - Episodio 8 · @ 19:56

    Loved

    Osteria alla Concorrenza is a top spot where you eat amazing traditional Milanese dishes, especially the nervetti, in a lively atmosphere with great company.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Nervetti

      Nervetti, speaking of Milanese dishes, you can't not get them. Nervetti are this stuff here, how could we define it? A veal Nutella. I like it. I mean, the consistency is that. Here they make them divinely. How do I know? This is already the second plate I'm having.

    • Tuomino con Verdure

      This is tuomino with vegetables.

    • Salsiccia Cruda con Friarielli

      At the same time, some raw sausage with friarielli arrived, if I'm not mistaken. Right.

    • Trippa

      The trippa arrived and the Madonna can be seen on your face.

    • Panino col Codeghino

      Sandwich with codeghino. I do like the food pornographers. If you want to make content that catches, you should stay very close to the camera. If you get your beard dirty and do this. And this gets audience. Mmm, what a mouthful. It's good. Good.

  • Qui si Taffia
    Qui si Taffia

    I migliori ristoranti di Milano grazie a DJI MIC 3 · @ 0:56

    Loved

    An informal spot with good wine and small plates, perfect for a first date.

  • Qui si Taffia

    48H A MILANO - I MIGLIORI bar, ristoranti e cocktail bar nel 2024! DA PROVARE! · @ 4:00

    Loved

    A very typical spot with a menu written on a blackboard, many labels to taste, and a host that makes you feel at home.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Crostone con Ragù d'Anatra, Parmigiano e Culi

      We had this crostone with duck ragù, parmesan, and 'culi' — which are basically the ends of cured meats like mortadella and salami. I'd never seen this before, it's really interesting. Simple preparations but great attention to the raw ingredient — you can taste it. Excellent.

  • Cosa mangiamo oggi?
    Cosa mangiamo oggi?

    I piatti DA NON PERDERE se vieni a MILANO 🍖🍷 · @ 19:11

    Loved

    A wine bar with no kitchen but terrific food, serving simple, traditional dishes like nervetti and tripe. A neighborhood favorite with great natural wine selection.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Nervetti

      These nervetti are tender, acidic, warm, and nice and chewy. Simple — oil, salt, pepper, and lemon — but delicious. I don't usually love this type of thing, but these are amazing.

    • Trippa in Umido

      This tripe with tomato sauce and cheese on top is comfort food. It's good, and the focaccia pairs well with it.

    • Cotechino con Fagioli

      This cotechino is very good. The marriage with red cabbage is perfect because the cotechino is hot, soft, and fatty, while the cabbage is crunchy, cold, and acidic. The splash of red wine makes it rustic.

    • Ciccioli

      These pork rinds are made as grandma wants — simple and delicious.

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