Panzerotto

Panzerotto is a small Italian street-food counter on Bell Lane selling panzerotti, focaccia and thick-crust pizza slices to take away. It holds 5.0 on Tripadvisor from 88 reviews and 5.0 on Google from 530, which gives an Index of 5.00. The reviews were re-read on 6 September 2026 and the newest were posted that day.

The Tripadvisor count has more than trebled since July, and almost all of the new reviews arrived in a cluster in the first week of September. They are short, enthusiastic and of one voice, but they add little detail, so the 530-strong Google count at the same score is the firmer footing for the perfect Index. Nothing in either set reads as spam, but the surge is worth noting.

What gets named is the focaccia: mozzarella, sun-dried tomato and pesto is one reviewer's order, and another calls the focaccia better than the one they had in Italy. A panzerotto called the Sorcerer gets a mention, the pizza slices pleased a whole family, and a Spanish reviewer vouches for the quality of the Italian products. Prices are called very reasonable.

The staff carry the mood: the owner is described as very friendly, the women serving as lovely and helpful, and there is music playing. One reviewer notes the giraffe-themed design, which tells you it is a place with some personality. It is food to go, aimed at people touring the town who want a quick lunch.

Come for a hot panzerotto or a slab of focaccia on the move, cheaply and quickly, from people who are plainly enjoying themselves; do not expect to sit down. Nobody from Gibraltar Index has eaten here, and this write-up is built from the reviews.