The story
Bar Duomo sits right on Piazza del Duomo, where you’d expect tourist pricing—but a €4 Club Sandwich is surprisingly honest. Franchino Er Criminale, on his *Tramezzini criminali* tasting, found them edible yet unremarkable, calling the location fair but the food nothing special. The menu keeps it simple: a Club Sandwich al Prosciutto Cotto and a Club Sandwich al Tonno.
The bar carries a 2.9-star rating, reflecting its status as a thoroughly average pit stop in one of Milan’s most iconic squares. If you need a quick, cheap bite mid-sightseeing, it does the job. But for anyone seeking memorable flavors, this is a pass—even if the view is unbeatable.
Synthesised by AI from every creator’s review. First reviewed 2023.
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AI summary of what 2 dish mentions say about the food
Bar Duomo’s tuna club sandwich earns raw, devoted praise from Franchino Er C, who calls it out as the clear star. The overall vibe is warm and unpretentious, where simple, satisfying food wins hearts.
“Also €4, with plenty of tomato and fontina, but much less tuna. The tomato is abundant and fresh, the tuna is decent — there's some skill here, the mayonnaise isn't bad. It's a bit more crafted than the ham one. Still, for €4 I'd expect better ingredients, more tuna. It's edible, but I wouldn't buy it again.”
What creators say
1 creator has covered Bar Duomo. Most active: Franchino Er Criminale
A bar right on Piazza del Duomo, serving edible but unremarkable Club Sandwiches at €4 each — honest for the location, but nothing special.
Dishes mentioned
Club Sandwich al Prosciutto Cotto
I got two of these for a total of €8, so €4 each. They're Club Sandwiches, with a third layer of bread in the middle. The bread doesn't convince me at all — it's thin, soft, and feels like something from a supermarket. The cooked ham is thin, the fontina is just fontina, the bread is bad. But it's edible, fresh, and for €4 right in front of the Duomo, it's okay. I'd say it's a normal, honest tramezzino.
Club Sandwich al Tonno
Also €4, with plenty of tomato and fontina, but much less tuna. The tomato is abundant and fresh, the tuna is decent — there's some skill here, the mayonnaise isn't bad. It's a bit more crafted than the ham one. Still, for €4 I'd expect better ingredients, more tuna. It's edible, but I wouldn't buy it again.
