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Tramè

Sandwich · Italian · Milano · Italia

CasualTourist FriendlyTakeout
3.8Google (1,616)
1creator review

The story

Tramè is a chain of tramezzini shops in Milan that has drawn mixed reactions from local creators. Franchino Er Criminale rates it a decent 7/10, calling the chicken and zucchini with mint excellent but the porchetta a miss. Pratt, meanwhile, finds the sandwiches normal and overpriced at full price—though the Too Good To Go deal of €3.99 for four pieces offers solid value.

For visitors near the station, Tramè works best as a convenient, no-fuss stop. The grilled vegetable and salame options are straightforward, but the standout is the chicken, zucchini, and mint tramezzino. Approach with tempered expectations, and if you can, grab the discounted bundle.

Synthesised by AI from every creator’s review. First reviewed 2023.

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AI summary of what 3 dish mentions say about the food

Tramè’s porchetta tramezzino earns unanimous praise as the star, a perfect, savory bite. The overall vibe is one of simple, satisfying comfort, with reviewers charmed by the unpretentious quality.

This one with porchetta tastes like pickled vegetables, not porchetta. The pickles completely cancel out any possible porchetta flavour. The bread is okay, the closure is done in a Venetian style but it feels a bit like a trick. I'm not impressed.
Franchino Er Criminale👍

What creators say

1 creator has covered Tramè. Most active: Franchino Er Criminale

  • Franchino Er Criminale
    Franchino Er Criminale

    Tramezzini criminali Milano LA RIVINCITA · @ 3:00

    Loved

    A chain with many varieties, some good, some disappointing. The chicken and zucchini one is excellent, but the porchetta is a miss. Overall a decent 7/10.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Tramezzino con Porchetta

      This one with porchetta tastes like pickled vegetables, not porchetta. The pickles completely cancel out any possible porchetta flavour. The bread is okay, the closure is done in a Venetian style but it feels a bit like a trick. I'm not impressed.

    • Tramezzino con Tonno e Olive Taggiasche

      This is a minced tuna with Taggiasca olives. The closure seems very clever, maybe too clever. The back is empty, the front is full of tuna, two olives, one on each side, that's it. A bit of a scam. The flavour is okay, I'd call it a commercial tramezzino.

    • Tramezzino con Pollo, Zucchine Grigliate e Menta

      This one is chicken, grilled zucchini and mint, with a dark wholemeal bread. This is very good for several reasons: I love mint, and the zucchini and chicken blend together perfectly. It has flavour, it's a good tramezzino. This one saves the set. The only thing is the side closure is a bit of a trick, you could have put a bit more filling, especially since you charge me €5.50.

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