Street food italy

[Giulemani]

Know any cities that has good street food in italy for a two day short break? Been to bari and rome...any suggestions? Will be with a toddler aswell

Bologna

Naples!

Bologna

Palermo - although not mainland. It has some great street food, and we found it easy to walk around the city.

Best treat in a meh city... Milan, round the corner from the Duomo, Panzerotti Luini. Mini calzone, fried. I would walk over broken glass for them.

Venice was incredible for street food and I went solo with my DD (7) - we had the best trip! Not sure I’d want to be watching a toddler constantly to ensure they didn’t fall in

Reins. Brilliant for Venice!

Genova, home of pesto and focaccia. And pesto focaccia 😊

Naples definitely

Markets in Palermo are fantastic for this

Which part of naples to stay to be close of where the best street food area is?

Spanish Quarter is where it's all happening. It's a bit too busy for me to stay there though. We stayed near Muncipio and the port, which is close enough but a bit quieter.

I don't know about the best street food, but I'd stay in Old Town in Naples (Centro Storico).

I second Bologna

The Centro Storico (Historic Centre) of Naples has takeaway wood fired pizza places that sell the best pizza you will ever taste and for less than 3 euros each.

If you like street food San Sebastian in Northern Spain would be great. They have mini bar snacks called pinxtos. It would be good with a toddler. They have nice play areas for dc.

Not Italy tho!