Street food behind the
Duomo

Why locals love it

Luini makes amazing panzerotti – pillowy fried dough parcels stuffed with tomato and mozzarella. The Milanese have made a beeline for Luini's windows since it first opened in 1888, and now there's always queue in front of this hole-in-the wall shop, especially at lunchtime. Panzerotti is street food at its best; cheap, cheerful, quick and tasty.

Why you should visit it

Panzerotti, panzerotti, panzerotti. Try a variety of fillings like the original tomato and mozzarella, the classic ricotta and spinach, and the mouthwatering spicy salami. Panzerotti come baked, fried, and even with sweet fillings. At €2.50 each, they're one of the best budget snacks in the area.

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This is historical place!!!!!

Ksenia

Local

April 25, 2019 0 likes

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It was amazing!!! Cash only though.

Michael

Traveller

March 3, 2018 0 likes

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it was yumm

Manuella

Traveller

December 10, 2017 0 likes

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traditional low cost and tasty food, with a long but fast queue (always)

Fabio

Local

December 21, 2016 0 likes

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S

Good place for a cheap lunch or for a salty snack. Go the the near Piazza San Fedele. According to a legend, the famous Italian writer Manzoni died here, after stumbling down the steps in front of the church... A statue commemorates him.

Silvia

Local

September 9, 2016 0 likes

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