Prima volta che vado in un #agriturismo con vari animali come cavalli, pappagalli, miche etc ed è stato molto bello e pieno di bambini. Ho preso un classico tagliere di salumi e formaggi, la qualità era discreta, non so se è prodotta da loro, comunque un buon antipasto da condividere. Poi ho mangiato gli gnocchi di polenta, anche quelli abbastanza buoni, soprattutto porzioni molto grandi. Ho anche assaggiato il dolce che consisteva in un tris di #tiramisú al caramello, pistacchio e lamponi. Tiramisù un po' atipici perché era soprattutto crema al mascarpone, non so se fatto da loro o industriale, forse la crema potrebbe essere fatta da loro ma credo che la crema sopra (topping) sopra sia industriale, ma non ne sono sicuro al 100%, tuttavia era piacevole. Consiglio di venire qua specialmente se avete figli perché il posto è molto accogliente per loro, ha ampio spazi ed il personale tollerante con loro. Rapporto qualità quantità prezzo è conveniente, ci sono posti di qualità superiore ma a questo prezzo avere queste porzioni non è facile

Angelo Angileri

We have been attending this place since years. Recently I found the service a little worst. But the place is recommended is you like nature and have children.

+1

Mariangela Sfrecola

We had dinner with friends. A lovely farmhouse nestled in the woods, with a retail outlet selling their own produce. The house wine is good, the food is good, and the staff is friendly and very helpful. The à la carte prices are reasonable.

Palmira Mancuso

A lovely lunch for a day trip. Easily accessible by car, good value. The dessert was delicious, and we asked for seconds.

+7

Alberto Fumagalli

Beautiful facility, surrounded by greenery, well-equipped with tables and a bar/restaurant/bistro offerings. The pony rides and the surrounding animals are lovely. I give the atmosphere a 4; I could drop to a 3, but overall, it was a nice day. The playground had some slightly damaged equipment, and I don't think renovating it would require such a huge investment. We had an aperitif with beers and mixed platters and focaccia, all very good and reasonably priced.

+3

Simone Casiraghi

Ok

Catherine Garcia

A beautiful place surrounded by nature and animals. We came for lunch on a Sunday with a fixed menu for €39, excluding drinks except water and coffee. The food was all delicious. The only flaw: there was at least a 30-minute wait between courses, but almost all the outside tables were occupied. Recommended for a day trip outside Milan.

+5

Gennaro Gravinese

The farm is good, I ate a special risotto cooked with ortica and sauces. If you go in the morning you can visit the stables and watch the animals.

Andre Pinto

Very nice place. Food definitely needs improvement for the price. The set menu is half the price, both for the portions and the taste. The best dish: dessert.

Leonardo

A very beautiful and well-maintained place surrounded by nature, greenery, and animals. Especially suitable for families, as there's a beautiful, well-equipped play area and room for large tables. Prices were slightly higher than expected, but we ate well. Half a glass of limoncello was offered at the cashier, clearly reluctantly. 🙂 Sometimes small gestures are enough to leave a customer a little happier.

+3

Christa Tissera

Scenic atmosphere.Couples from domestic/farm animals available.Nice green vegitation and teeny tiny wineyard.Good for children.

Alice

Once upon a time, it was a completely different experience. Today, the quality of the dishes doesn't match what it once was: the food is mediocre, and the risotto was, unfortunately, almost inedible. Generally speaking, offering two first courses and two second courses doesn't add value if the quality isn't up to par: it would have been better to focus on a single first course and a single second course, both really well-made. On a positive note: the service was friendly and the waiters very kind.

We just spent a night at Brusignone. All was just Terrible - from arrival: no one was there to meet us (our kids were tired and we too), had to wait for someone to open our rooms. Dinner: 19:30 is t…

Da anni passiamo alla Domenica in tarda mattinata a bere il caffè seduti ai tavolini all'esterno, l'ultima volta hanno deciso di farci pagare 2 caffè €5,00. Neanche in centro a Milano costa così un caffè.

Ilaria Valenti

I went to this place for the first (and last) time on Sunday for lunch. Let's start with the fact that they put us at a table that was practically underground. We booked for 12:15, arrived at 12:30, and the appetizer arrived at 1:00 PM, so far so good. I want to point out that there were two small children who, rightfully, have little independence and patience. The first courses were risotto with taleggio cheese and crispy chestnuts, and ravioli with butter and sage. Two people with me are lactose intolerant, so they asked if they could have the rice without taleggio cheese. The waitress said yes, and the risotto for the two lactose intolerant girls never arrived. After 50 minutes from the appetizer, the main course still hadn't arrived. We asked and were told it would take another 5-10 minutes, and another 20 minutes passed. Finally, the two first courses arrived: the risotto tasted like everything except Taleggio and chestnuts (I think they forgot the Taleggio), and the ravioli, I have to say, were very good. Extremely long wait times!! We asked for two sorbets instead of the dessert on the menu, and they arrived after a good half hour. Anyway, from 12:30 when we sat down, we got up at 4:00! When paying, the cashier had also added two children's menus to the bill, which came to €42 per child, even though they each ate two ravioli. At the end of it all, she discounted the €84 "for children," but despite our criticism of the timing of the courses, there wasn't even an apology; in fact, the cashier made every effort to justify herself. A very nice place for children, no complaints there. There are animals and games in the greenery.

giuseppe caputo

NO! NO! NO! Found "thanks" to a recommendation from acquaintances. Sunday lunch, a fixed-price menu (€39 per person), obviously excluding wine, certainly not house wine (agriturismo?), minimum bottle price €23.50, not even DOC. Arrived early, craving an aperitif, two crodini and a prosecco €15.50, obviously without any accompaniments... Antipasto of cold cuts and some slices of cheese, good as they often are when bought in any supermarket. First course: risotto with speck, goat cheese, and figs (a typical Brianza dish) Second course: grilled meat, basically a skewer with not-so-tender meats (from their farms?) I remember agriturismo... Dessert, unfortunately I don't eat any, but friends say it's good. Farm animals? I saw two horses, a little foal, and four or five parrots... But do you know how much it costs the community to set up a farm? Sorry to insist, but for me it's: NO, NO, NO!!! Giuseppe