Spontini

“Livelli di un fast food, ma il prezzo è sproporzionato al servizio.”

Zehra Kuru★★★

n terms of price-performance, I wasn’t very impressed. The dough is quite thick, and the pizza is served pre-cut into slices, which you eat with a fork. Because of the thick crust, it feels less like eating pizza and more like eating another dish with a fork. I personally didn’t enjoy it very much and also found it expensive. I paid €13 for a slice of pizza and a cola. The tables were not particularly clean, although you can choose to eat either inside at the tables or outside. If you’re visiting Milan and want to try the famous pizza al taglio (pizza by the slice), it may be worth stopping by

TistaMinis Hobby Shop★★★★

Unique pizzas. Cut up into small bites. I believe it’s a chain. Overall unique and good. A bit pricey I think, but filling as well. About $9 euro for a single slice. Should be half the price I think. Worth trying once though.

mohamed alfateh★★★★

A friend recommended Spontini, and I’m so glad we went! We ordered a large Margherita pizza for €9, which is an incredible value, especially since it tasted absolutely amazing. Just a heads-up for future visitors: it's standing room only. The space can get crowded, so if you're carrying a backpack, it's best to take it off and put it on the floor so you don't bump into anyone. Despite the lack of seating, it was a fantastic, quick experience and well worth a visit when you're near the Piazza

Tamara★★★★★

***Quick, tasty street pizza*** Very fast service and you eat standing up, which gives it a real casual street-food vibe. The pizza is pre-baked with dough, tomato sauce and cheese, kept warm, and then finished with your chosen toppings after ordering. The dough is quite thick, so it’s definitely for people who like it that way - very filling and different from the typical thin Italian pizza. Overall very tasty and a good quick stop if you’re hungry and want something uncomplicated. Just note that there are no toilets available.