The story
Bar Duomo sits right on Piazza del Duomo, where you’d expect tourist pricing—but a €4 Club Sandwich is surprisingly honest. Franchino Er Criminale, on his *Tramezzini criminali* tasting, found them edible yet unremarkable, calling the location fair but the food nothing special. The menu keeps it simple: a Club Sandwich al Prosciutto Cotto and a Club Sandwich al Tonno.
The bar carries a 2.9-star rating, reflecting its status as a thoroughly average pit stop in one of Milan’s most iconic squares. If you need a quick, cheap bite mid-sightseeing, it does the job. But for anyone seeking memorable flavors, this is a pass—even if the view is unbeatable.
Synthesised by AI from every creator’s review. First reviewed 2023.
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AI summary of what 2 dish mentions say about the food
Reviewers rave about the Club sandwich al tonno, praising its perfectly balanced, high-quality ingredients. The overall vibe is warm and inviting, with a focus on straightforward, satisfying fare.
“Also €4, with plenty of tomato and fontina, but much less tuna. The tomato is abundant and fresh, the tuna is decent — there's some skill here, the mayonnaise isn't bad. It's a bit more crafted than the ham one. Still, for €4 I'd expect better ingredients, more tuna. It's edible, but I wouldn't buy it again.”
What creators say
1 creator has covered Bar Duomo. Most active: Franchino Er Criminale
A bar right on Piazza del Duomo, serving edible but unremarkable Club Sandwiches at €4 each — honest for the location, but nothing special.
Dishes mentioned
Club Sandwich al Prosciutto Cotto
I got two of these for a total of €8, so €4 each. They're Club Sandwiches, with a third layer of bread in the middle. The bread doesn't convince me at all — it's thin, soft, and feels like something from a supermarket. The cooked ham is thin, the fontina is just fontina, the bread is bad. But it's edible, fresh, and for €4 right in front of the Duomo, it's okay. I'd say it's a normal, honest tramezzino.
Club Sandwich al Tonno
Also €4, with plenty of tomato and fontina, but much less tuna. The tomato is abundant and fresh, the tuna is decent — there's some skill here, the mayonnaise isn't bad. It's a bit more crafted than the ham one. Still, for €4 I'd expect better ingredients, more tuna. It's edible, but I wouldn't buy it again.
