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The supplì classico earns raves for its crisp shell and molten, savory heart, while the overall vibe is a warm, no-frills Roman street-food celebration that feels both rustic and refined.
“The supplì looks really golden and you can smell the tomato through the breading — the fryer is working well, the oil seems decent. A bit of grease on the fingers, but acceptable. The mozzarella pulls a little, but unfortunately it's cold in the center. The rice is a bit hard to chew. When you get a bite with the meat, tomato, and mozzarella, it's a real pleasure on the tongue. Too bad it's cold inside — probably pre-fried and reheated in the oven. Overall, for €2.50 in Milan, it's a steal.”
What creators say
1 creator has covered Trapizzino. Most active: Secondo Luca
Trapizzino is a great spot for an aperitivo with excellent street food, especially the chicken trapizzino, but the supplì were served cold in the center and the place feels a bit cluttered and identity-crisis between bar and restaurant.
Dishes mentioned
- Supplì
- Trapizzino al Pollo alla Cacciatora
Trapizzino Bollito di Manzo Ripassato con Cipolla, Pomodoro e Pepe
I really like this pocket, the dough work is incredible — soft in the right spots, crunchy in the right spots. It's tender. It tastes like a beef stew, obviously, with tomato that comes and goes — it's so homogeneous that even a kid could eat it. I expected something strong and difficult, but it's super good, super interesting. Same serving temperature as the chicken.
Trapizzino Polpetta al Pomodoro
This one seems fuller than the others — maybe because the meatball is bigger. Look at the stretch of this dough. I thought it would explode, but it all stayed in. There's a little comb of tomato on top, lots of meat inside. It's a genius concept — a tomato meatball in a pizza pocket. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Incredible. Just come and try it.
Trapizzino Zighinì Spezzatino di Manzo
Wow! This reminds me a lot of a classic braised beef with some spices — maybe wine, cinnamon. It's very fragrant, much warmer than the others. Generous in size. I expected it softer, more stewed. It's spicy, but easily bearable for anyone. The spiciness is not aggressive, not arrogant — it says 'I'm here,' accompanies you the whole time, but it's elegant. Great balance. Compliments to whoever made it. Good, good, good.
