Pisa Panino is widely praised for fresh house bread, simple but high quality ingredients, and an authentic Italian vibe that makes for standout panini like the cotoletta, caprese and porchetta, with candy peppers and burrata often called out as highlights. The sandwiches are described as delicious, well balanced, and made to order, with friendly service, a welcoming atmosphere, and strong value. While most reviews are glowing, a few note small portions or a loud dining room and one instance of a sandwich that fell short due to cabbage flavor or soggy bread, but the overall impression remains that Pisa Panino is a top choice in Montreal.
New sandwich place in the mile end! They make all their sesame bread fresh the morning of, they have two sandwiches that are warm & two that are cold with one cold vegetarian option. I'd say they are a good size for the prize & the ingredients are fresh & tasty. I got the cotoletta to share & I really enjoyed it. Crunchy bread & a nice slaw mixture that pairs well with the generous portion of chicken. The decor is also very nice & there's lots of seating! Service is fast but if there's a lineup, be prepared to wait a bit.
Really really good sandwhich. Not the best I've had but it's up there for sure. Not to throw too much shades but I think it's much better than the other nearby option. Salt levels combined with the fresh letuce & the spiciness & acidity of the peppers make it a delicious sandwhich. They make only 4 sandwhiches, which I like. Means I can easily try the entire menu :P
The one thing that would push it to great for me would be for the inside of the bread to be lightly toasted. But I understand with the volume & space they have, it wouldn't necessarily be feasible or praticable to do so.
The sandwiches are a little smaller, but they are also a little cheaper. I had half for lunch & I was satiated. I got the classico.
Delicious sandwiches, however in my opinion, nothing out of the ordinary. The bread was solid, the ingredients were fresh, however a little small on comparison to other sandwich shops in town. Nothing really blew me away or was outright special about what we tried (Caprese & Classic).
Still worth it if you're craving something fresh in the area.
Chicken cutlet sandwich was fantastic even delivered. It was not soggy from too much sauce & perfectly proportioned. Pleasant textural medley & an even better bread than Bossa, my normal go-to. These are fantastic sandwiches, can't wait to try out the rest of the menu!
