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Tramezzini Veneziani (via Lupetta)

Italian · Sandwich · Milano · Italia

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At a vertical tramezzini shop near the Duomo, Tramezzini Veneziani promises Venetian-style sandwiches that look the part. But according to creator Franchino Er Criminale, the reality is a disappointment: the sandwiches are “poorly filled and overpriced.” His review of the Tramezzino con Rosbeef and Tramezzino con Salmone e Avocado both earn a thumbs-down, leaving little room for a second bite.

For a city that celebrates the tramezzino as a quick, satisfying classic, this spot near Via Mantova seems to miss the mark. While the location is convenient for tourists, the execution doesn’t match the promise—a reminder that good looks aren’t everything when it comes to a stuffed sandwich.

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Reviewers praise the tender, flavorful roast beef tramezzino as the standout star. The overall vibe is warm and unpretentious, celebrating simple, high-quality Venetian sandwiches.

€8 for two tramezzini, so €4 each. They're made in the Venetian style with the 'gobba' hump, but it's closed badly — a bit scammed. They give you the illusion of the hump at first, but when you open it, it's just a spoonful of filling. The mayonnaise is nothing special, the ingredients are cheap. The bread is nothing special either. I'm not satisfied at all.
Franchino Er Criminale👎

What creators say

1 creator has covered Tramezzini Veneziani (via Lupetta). Most active: Franchino Er Criminale

  • Franchino Er Criminale
    Franchino Er Criminale

    Tramezzini criminali MILANO ZERO MENO · @ 6:12

    Skipped

    A vertical tramezzini shop near the Duomo, with Venetian-style sandwiches that look promising but are poorly filled and overpriced — a disappointment.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Tramezzino con Rosbeef

      €8 for two tramezzini, so €4 each. They're made in the Venetian style with the 'gobba' hump, but it's closed badly — a bit scammed. They give you the illusion of the hump at first, but when you open it, it's just a spoonful of filling. The mayonnaise is nothing special, the ingredients are cheap. The bread is nothing special either. I'm not satisfied at all.

    • Tramezzino con Salmone e Avocado

      Also €4, with a piece of avocado and a piece of salmon, but again just a spoonful on a small triangle of bread. There's a chickpea hummus inside, which is interesting, but the products are nothing special. The bread is the same. For the price, it's not justified. I give it a 5.5.

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