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| 2026-11 | 3 | 4.00 | 0 |
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| 2026-07 | 4 | 4.50 | 0 |
| 2026-06 | 7 | 3.86 | 0 |
| 2026-05 | 3 | 3.67 | 0 |
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| 2026-02 | 4 | 3.50 | 0 |
| 2026-01 | 2 | 5.00 | 0 |
| 2025-12 | 4 | 4.75 | 0 |
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| 2025-10 | 4 | 4.25 | 0 |
| 2025-09 | 4 | 4.25 | 0 |
| 2025-08 | 3 | 4.00 | 0 |
Latest reviews
Trattoria Pizzeria Chiavi D'oro in Albairate is a place where you can eat good pizza and dance to live music (it's worth noting the excellent program of musical events with very talented singers).<br>The wait for table service is quite long, although the staff is friendly and helpful.
Kind and friendly people...especially the Bataini Band, very good!
Always ordered takeout and most of the time, always late, with the wait increasing to an hour the last two times (a week apart). Plus, the pizzas are extremely overcooked, almost burnt, sometimes with mozzarella sticking out. We're not sure we'll order here again, but more professionalism and attention to the food would be appreciated.
The place appears dirty and poorly maintained, and the outdoor space lacks any ventilation system to withstand the summer heat. The pizza is appalling; after eating there, my deceased relatives from southern Italy decided to disown me and cast the worst possible jinx on the place (be careful, if you decide to go, it could also affect you!). The service is slow, the staff is untrained, and the menu lists the wrong prices, leaving you with an unpleasant surprise at the cash register: those fake pizzas can cost as much as 15 euros, even though they were much cheaper on the menu! It wasn't the first time I'd been to that dump: years ago, I went there and ordered a pizza with 'nduja on top, only to feel terrible and vomit all night! Highly discouraged for anyone who's ever tried pizza anywhere else, as you won't find anything authentic here, just a bunch of second-rate ingredients on a poorly made dough. If you want pizza, go somewhere else!
Upon entering, you're greeted by a photo of the Madonna, the television is permanently set to Channel 4, and the cleanliness is lacking: glasses opaque from limescale, and dust and debris are omnipresent in the "room" where you've been assigned. Prices aren't specified on the menu, and the food is disgusting. Don't go there, even if you have to go hungry.
Terrible!<br>They treated us terribly, with outdated menus and a daily menu with no prices displayed.<br>On the menu, a pizza with fries cost €9, but at the counter it went up to €14 (bottle of water not included, since for a rice dish, there was no need to know it was included to pay €9).<br>The manager was incredibly rude to an underage girl for complaining about this extra charge.<br>Obviously, no receipt, and the waiters were incompetent, probably employed illegally to earn their first few bucks, given their youth.<br><br>In short,<br>Not recommended, NO RECEIPT, terrible food, and a ridiculous atmosphere (they put us under a gazebo with ventilation from the next door, and a worker showing off his buttocks, great at 1 AM while you're having lunch), glasses stained with limescale, and small debris with dust that soaked us.
The experience was disastrous: not only were we served in a warehouse (complete with a worker wearing pants too low and exposed ventilation), but the staff had no idea what the prices were (they weren't listed on the menu). They also didn't know that lunch prices were fixed and that it wasn't possible to order from the regular menu.<br>The worst, however, definitely came when it came to paying: I've rarely encountered people as rude as the man at the cash register. He claimed we couldn't have eaten anything from the fixed menu (even though they'd brought us that menu because we'd ordered pizza). When we calmly pointed out that the €14 he'd quoted wasn't the same as the menu, he became furious, claiming that was the regular price for lunch.<br>He then became very heated, raising his voice and insulting me when I asked for clarification.<br>At least, in the end, he admitted he'd been dishonest (though he was probably being ironic).<br><br>The daily menu was sparse, but apparently the first courses weren't bad. The pizza, however, was downright embarrassing. Not only was the doughy dough and the mozzarella rubbery, but the price was unacceptable.<br>We left without a receipt and certain we'd never return.
From the first moment, the place was very dirty and chaotic, resembling a workshop rather than a restaurant. We had made a reservation the day before, but once we arrived, we were forced to wait for a table to become available.<br>After the wait, instead of being seated in a normal space, we were seated in what looked like a storage room, with a makeshift table and emergency seating, with stools and tables reminiscent of those in a church.<br>The service was also very disappointing. The menu we were given didn't list the prices for starters, main courses, or side dishes. When we asked for information, the staff replied that they didn't know the prices. Furthermore, we had the impression that they were rather reluctant to even provide us with the pizza menu, which had never been given to us (I doubt the waitress who served us was to blame; she was trying her best despite the owner's disorganization).<br>As for the pizzas, the quality/price ratio was unsatisfactory. The prices were high, the dough was doughy, the crust burned, there was virtually no tomato sauce, and the mozzarella was rubbery. Overall, it didn't meet our expectations.<br>The most despicable part came at checkout. On the menu, we'd seen a pizza with fries for 9 euros, but at the counter, we were charged 14 euros, which we paid under the table. We tried to calmly explain the situation, simply asking for clarification regarding the costs. The situation then escalated: the man at the counter started raising his voice, aggressively addressing a young woman, demanding our silence.<br>Overall, a negative experience from every perspective. Not recommended at all. We won't be returning.
Honestly, it was a terrible experience. Even though we had a reservation, they put us at a table under a tent with the construction going on next to it and the ventilation system visible. It was clearly a last-minute setup. The food was decent, or at least the starters, but the pizzas were awful: bland and cold. But the worst part was the service. Not only did we get greeted by a poorly trained person who didn't know what they served, but the menu they brought us had the wrong prices. At the counter, they charged us 14 euros for the pizza, and when we calmly explained that it wasn't the price on the menu, the man started yelling at a girl. We left unhappy and without a receipt.
Great place, must try!
