Old Fashion Club

I had pre-purchased the priority passes to enter the club. The security team not only stopped us from entering the club, but they behaved very much racist. Deleberately, they were not allowing Indians(almost 10-15 Indians were standing outside and I tried to attach the picture of the guy who particularly behaved very badly, but somehow they are taking down my pictures). When we raised our voice against it, they took my mobile phone ticked my entry in the guest list and paid my money back. If you dont allow Indians then be vocal, you shouldnt have allowed us to buy the priority pass through your website. Please note that we were not drunk and we had been dressed as per club rules. We have came to your country to complete our higher studies, and the racism which happened yesterday was very much inhuman and disrespectful. In their post, they are mentioning that they welcome people across globe, but the at the same point of time they appoint a security person who doesn't speak English, which is apparently the 2nd spoken language in the world. What kind of staffs they hire God only knows !

Basically it is imposible to go in even if you book or pay in advance. Also if it is a university Party or private Party they will not let you in and will make the process to go in imposible that you will rather go Home than wat for a huge queue. This place is place is joke try other places.

The food was very pretty and the service was great. The view of Milano is fantastic, but the accolades stop there. The rabbit roll was more of a warm pate wrapped in a firm meat. I wasn't sure if the accompanying cracker were for the weird textured "mush" or for looks. The dish wasn't explained at all and eating it was less than pleasant. The filling of the roll was lukewarm with a disgusting mouthfeel. The sauce was very good. The pasta was nothing special and definitely not worth the cost. Which bring me to the largest tragedy... Creme brulee. Absolutely the worst I have ever eaten. Creme brulee is 4 ingredients: cream/milk, egg yolks, sugar, flavoring. You make a custard and bake in a water bath until the custard sets. This creme brulee was pretty, but as soon as the sugar was cracked, disappoinment. The custard was over cooked. The texture was beyond ruined. It was grainy and chunky. The desert should be smooth and velvety. The custard should be strained before adding to the cooking dish. This pitiful rendition was like eating a ground up McDonalds egg patty. It was evident that the chef either started his creme brulee with hot water or no water at all, because the very center of the creme brulee was the only part of the dish palatable; about one spoonful. Utterly disappointed. Creme brulee is my metric of measure of a restaurant. 4 ingredients cooked with care and patience. If you can't do it correctly, you should go back to basics or culinary school.

English people beware! Myself and 2 work colleagues attend here last Saturday, having this place recommended by the locals I thought we would try it out, having queued up almost an hour the security said we could enter if we have a table that was €1000, I don’t mind spending money but this was basically taking advantage over well dressed men, I asked if there was an alternative table only to be told to leave! Disgraceful behaviour.

We booked a table. But they put us in a really quiet area of the club. We had brought a bottle for €250. We wanted to move tables. But they told us we had to buy another bottle for €250 to move table. Management are money hungry and take advantage. I would probably avoid this place

Club is nice, we where there on a Saturday night in January. Made reservations though WhatsApp wat was quick. When we where there the average age was max 25. So if that's oke with you its a nice club, for us it was to young. Entree was 25 euro with a free drink. To hang up your coats is 5 euro for every coat.

Disgusting treatment from the bouncers who were rude and overall insulting to my friend who was speaking in English. We had made reservations via WhatsApp with a promoter, but it turns out this guarantees nothing and to top it off we were told that only the girls could enter (3 girls, 2 guys). This isn't the first time we have been discriminated against in Italy both due to the fact that some of us aren't "typically" Italian-looking (these bouncers are racist), and we spoke in English. When I asked in Italian why men weren't being allowed into the club (bear in mind, Italian men were entering right beside us so they were lying), the bouncer (white haired older man - I believe others have had terrible experiences with him too) was less rude but refused to explain. Another bouncer next to him said that it was just how it was. When we asked a third bouncer in another queue, he said that men were being allowed in, so again that first bouncer was just lying. I cannot stress enough how rude that white haired bouncer was; we were polite and excited to go clubbing and he was horrible without provocation! We will never go back to Old Fashioned, and I wouldn't recommend wasting your money or time on going there either. Ignore the one-star rating, because this place is a solid zero.

As tourists, we did not know where to go out on Friday night, however we were recommended this place by a bartender so decided to go. In the queue we were easily let in, we were there with other French guys, which made us a bigger mixed group. The bouncers were a big indecisive at first, but I think that’s because of how busy the club was more likely. However, I believe that they should pay more attention to the males inside the club, as there was multiple ones that did not know to take NO for an answer sadly. Apart from that, the bartenders were really nice and made good drinks, it was a big overpriced, but for the venue it’s worth paying the price. And lastly, the music that was playing was a good mix of Latin songs, and even if dancing was forbidden the mood was great!