6 editor picks in Milan.
Luini on Via Santa Radegonda has sold panzerotti since the Luini family took over its bakery in 1949, and Pizzeria Spontini is a few doors along. Mercato Centrale Milano gathers 32 shops on two floors of Stazione Centrale, La Ravioleria Sarpi has made ravioli and crepes on Via Paolo Sarpi since 2015, and Giannasi roasts chicken from a kiosk on Piazza Buozzi. C'era una volta una piada makes piadine on Viale Coni Zugna with water, flour, salt, lard and extra virgin olive oil.
6 street food places in Milan we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Milan · Street Food across every city.
Try Fried and baked panzerotti
Luini is a historic forno at Via Santa Radegonda 16 where panzerotti are made to order, fried or baked, with tomato and mozzarella or seasonal fillings.
Pizzeria Spontini is a street food place at Via Santa Radegonda 11, open daily from 11:00 to 23:00.
Mercato Centrale Milano is a street food market on Via Sammartini, open daily from 6:30 to 23:00.
Try Jian Biang, the Beijing crepe, and Shuijiao ravioli
Ravioleria Sarpi is a street food shop at Via Paolo Sarpi 27 with an open kitchen.
Try Fried chicken nuggets with curry and sweet paprika breading
Giannasi is a street food kiosk at Piazza Buozzi 2 in Porta Romana.
Try Piadina with your choice of speck, salami and other cured meats
C'era una volta una piada is a street food spot at Viale Coni Zugna 37.
