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La Latteria vs Luini
Luini and Latteria San Marco are both highly recommended by professionals. On balance, Luini is the choice of most professionals compared to Latteria San Marco. Luini comes in at 85 with recommendations from 8 sources such as concierge.com, Afar Magazine and Travel + Leisure.
La Latteria
Frommer's
Travel + Leisure
Via San Marco, 24, 20121 Milan
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Frommer's
"The emphasis is on serving the La Brera neighborhood delicious, homemade fare in a room decorated with paintings and photographs of roses."
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Travel + Leisure
"This tiny latteria in the Porta Nuova neighborhood expanded its menu during the impoverished years that followed World War II to include old-school Milanese dishes."
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Luini
Concierge
Frommer's
Time Out
Rough Guide
Condé Nast Traveler
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Via S. Radegonda 16, 20121 Milan
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Concierge
"Like many Italian cities, Milan does not have a highly developed snack-on-the-run culture."
Frommer's
"At this stand-up counter near the Galleria, you'll have to elbow your way through a throng of well-dressed patrons to purchase the house specialty: panzerotto."
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Time Out
"And if you fancy an alternative to panini, nip behind the Rinascente department store by the Duomo to Panzerotti Luini."
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Rough Guide
"A city institution that’s been serving panzerotti (deep-fried mini calzone) round the corner from the Duomo for over 150 years."
Condé Nast Traveler
"Head to Luini for Milan’s best panzerotti—a half moon-shaped pastry similar to a small calzone that’s stuffed with cheese and tomato and deep-fried."
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