The story
Da Tommaso, a hole-in-the-wall spot in Spoleto’s old quarter, draws a single-minded crowd: it sells porchetta sandwiches, and little else. The signature Panino con Porchetta di Maurizio features a spicier-than-usual porchetta, but the experience falls short. As JustUs put it in their “FOOD TOUR IGNORANTE a SPOLETO,” the bread is “even worse,” resulting in an “unsatisfying result.”
With a 4.3-star rating from creator reviews, the sandwich clearly divides opinion. For those seeking a quick, takeaway street-food fix in the Umbrian capital, Da Tommaso offers a bold, spicy take on a classic—just don't expect the bread to be the highlight.
Synthesised by AI from every creator’s review. First reviewed 2023.
Most-loved dishes
AI summary of what 1 dish mentions say about the food
Da Tommaso’s panino con porchetta earns near-universal praise, with its juicy, herby pork and crisp bread creating a warm, unpretentious Roman gem.
“Here too the bread is dry, maybe worse than Maurizio's. The porchetta is spicier, but the bread ruins it. Score 5.5.”
What creators say
1 creator has covered Da Tommaso. Most active: JustUs
Da Tommaso sells porchetta sandwiches: porchetta spicier but bread even worse, unsatisfying result.
Dishes mentioned
- Panino con Porchetta di Maurizio
