This small deli was next to our hotel. We ate lunch there twice. It has very good sandwiches and daily special hot meals. There are tables for about 25-30 people and a friendly proprietor who seats you. As far as we could tell, it was a local lunch crowd of office workers and students. We seemed to be the only tourists.

I arrived about 3 hours early at the area of the church where I was to view the painting of the Last Supper. I'd read online about the Fizz Bar, and I found that it was a very short walk of about a block from the church. It's very popular, because the panino's are great, and very reasonably priced. Although crowded, it was worth it. The owner is a nice lady who is 90 years old,...

Great little cafe near The last supper painting. Great and friendly staff andatmosphere and The Best paninos ive had in Milan! The Owner Speaks some english.

I studied in Milano for 5 months and found this place. It was by far my favorite place to get a panini in Milano and all of Italy. I have been searching all over new york city to find something similar with a "piadina" bread. There are two places in nyc that have piadinas (it is very rare), but they do not come close to Fizz Bar. My go to panino was prosciutto crudo, buffalo mo...