After going to dozens of bars over my 3 nights in Milan, this was by far the best. It's on the smaller side like most places in Italy, but the service I received was by far the best. My cousin and I (both 26 year old Americans) stumbled across this place in the "Canal" area of town. There are 100s of bars but this one had multiple games playing so we decided to stop in. We sat in the main area of the restaurant and got probably 6-8 beers each. We initially intended on going place to place in that area but we did not want to leave after the first few rounds. The hostess Arianna was amazing, she was extremely friendly, recommended great beers, and did not seem to mind as i pestered her with questions. She chatted with us for a while in between seating people, and told me about herself. This was rare in Italy from the other people I encountered. There were only like 3 females and 1 male bartender working, but Gaia ( sorry if I misspelled her name) was also lovely to chat with too. She was running around serving guests but also hung out and chatted about herself to us for a while. Although I will never see them again, if I walked by them I would recognize them immediately, because they made such a great impression. They even offered rounds of free shots for us, easily the two coolest people I met on my vacation. Also the owner of the bar had lived in Boston (where we are from) so they even had relatable pictures of Boston around the bar. Great place and would love to go back one day.

If you want to watch the match & have pint or 3, this is the place. Reasonably priced beer and close to good post-match restaurants.

I'm surprised at the low ratings as I'd think especially during the summer it's a good place to be with the nearby canals. The beers are reasonably priced and the average price looks to be around €6 for a pint. It's a short walk from the nearest metro station but worth the walk if you're looking for a quick drink (or two!)