The story
Nestled on Via Santa Radegonda, Luini has long been a Milanese institution for panzerotti, earning a 4.5-star reputation for its delicious and affordable street food. Giovanni Fois calls it the city’s "most reviewed restaurant" and notes the constant queue is well worth it, highlighting the *Panzerotto al Forno con Pomodoro, Acciughe e Olive* alongside the classic *Panzerotto Pomodoro e Mozzarella*. Despite the crowds, the vibe remains casual, walk-in-friendly, and equally beloved by locals and tourists.
It’s the *Panzerotto Pomodoro e Mozzarella* that creator sandrino describes as "ridiculously good," cementing this spot as the most iconic in Milan for the fried-and-baked turnover. Sandrino also gives a thumbs-up to the *Panzerotto con Prosciutto*. Whether you’re grabbing a quick takeout or squeezing into the tiny space, Luini delivers a quintessential Milanese snack that hasn’t lost its soul to the tourist bustle.
Synthesised by AI from every creator’s review. First reviewed 2022.
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Luini’s panzerotto con prosciutto earns rapturous praise, a golden, pillowy pocket of molten cheese and savory ham. The overall vibe is pure, unpretentious joy—a bustling Milanese ritual of messy, perfect street food.
“I also got one with prosciutto. There's not much ham in it, honestly. But it's still a panzerotto from Luini.”
What creators say
2 creators have covered Luini. Most active: sandrino, Giovanni Fois
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Luini is a Milanese institution for panzerotti, always busy with a queue, offering delicious and affordable street food.
Dishes mentioned
Panzerotto al Forno con Pomodoro, Acciughe e Olive
This baked panzerotto with tomato, anchovies and olives is really good. The combination of anchovies and olives works perfectly. It's a personal memory for me.
- Panzerotto Pomodoro e Mozzarella
