AI illustration — not a photo of Luini Panzerotti🍕 Panzerotti, Trancio & Rosticceria · Milan
Luini Panzerotti
Puglia's fried panzerotto, a block from the Duomo
The story
Giuseppina Luini moved from Puglia to Milan with her family in 1949 and opened a bakery on Via Santa Radegonda, bringing the panzerotto, a half-moon of dough stuffed with tomato and mozzarella, and fried or baked, to the city. Three generations later the queue still snakes along the street behind the Rinascente department store. The city of Milan has honoured the family with its Ambrogino d'Oro award.
🍽️ What to order
- Fried panzerotto with tomato and mozzarella
- Panzerotto with ham and mozzarella
- A sweet one with Nutella
💡 Insider tips
- The line moves fast
- Eat on the street like everyone else - mind the hot cheese
Nearby bites
🍕 Panzerotti, Trancio & Rosticceria since 1986
Princi (Via Speronari)
Rocco Princi's original bakery, by the Duomo
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