Not the usual stop that Parma guides suggest, this is exactly the place to go to have a taste of…read morereal Italian hospitality with no tourism-industry filters. The owner Daniele is amazing and super funny, his sandwiches are perfect for a quick lunch and he makes a point of spoiling tourists! His Parma ham is just THE BEST (source: I grew up in Parma): make it an appetizer for a perfect tasting ("due fette di crudo di Parma")! He also has a good selection of beers, with beers from Germany, Belgium and many other European countries as well as Italian classics and craft beers. Ask the waitress, or simply check out the beer fridge. The place is simple and rustic, prices are very honest and the atmosphere is informal and easy going. You will feel totally at home.

Craft beer and wine bar with outdoor seating? What more could this California girl want??…read more We were walking around Modena when it started to rain. So, we stopped by Mamma Puglia's for a drink to wait it out. They had some outdoor seating under an awning. The staff were nice and the prices were reasonable. And they offered a small selection of snacks, which smelled delish but we weren't hungry at that time. If we had more time in Modena, I would go back.

I ate lunch here two days in a row- and ordered the same sandwich. Fresh mozzarella di bufalo,…read morearugula, and copa that had been cooked in nero de troia wine on an amazing bun- all heated on a broiler. A 7 euro feast! If you are near the Duomo and hungry don't miss this place! The mozzarella mousse with blackberry sauce was also incredible!

I give this place a three star for the below avg service and lack of their own internet service for…read morecredit card machine payment. As to the panini we had, they are delicious.

Great spot: they make very delicious "Schiaccia", a kind of sandwich that is much more than just a…read moresandwich. And they have a basic range of good craft beers available to drink there or take with you.

Fantastic beers, and a nice selection! And definitely have a burger! There are sooo many to choose…read morefrom! A lot of locally sourced ingredients (we that) Fantastic! And they're BIG! So glad we happened onto this beer & burger joint, wish we had one in America.

I would know more about this establishment but they refused to serve us after seeing that we were…read moreAmericans. There were plenty of tables within plain sight and 5 seats at the bar open.

Excellent location to get your aperitivo on, or as a stop on an evening's wine bar crawl. Cozy,…read morelittle place, friendly staff, good wines and beers and all the regional meat and cheese specialties that you'd ever want.

Yelp comes thru again! Would've avoided this due to it looking touristy but we were all really…read morepleased with our meals. Get the prosciutto/salami/parm app. The paninis were delicious and huge, as were portions of the fondue, risotto, and calamari. We were all very happy and full. There is also wifi available and plenty of tables for bigger groups.

Easy and accessible stop for a bite and a vino. Tourist-friendly with good people-watching…read moreopportunities. Wait staff is professional. The cold cut platter and my spritz were just what the doctor ordered for a mid-afternoon pit stop.

Great place for great sour beer naturally fermented. But that is not all. Super good burgers,…read morereally great meat. Salads and sweets are great too. Super nice fried Gorgonzola starters. And grab a portion of those roasted potatoes. All really yummy!! The place is definitely not fancy and really laid back with a very big terrace for warm evenings. Service is super friendly. Prices not too bad. It gets full fast so you might need to wait a bit but totally worth it.

Excellent cafe to pass the afternoon. Great beers and awesome staff!read more

Must haves: Lambrusco, Parma ham, Prosciutto, Parmigiana cheese, caprino cheese!…read more You're welcome!

I got to Parma around noon and while walking around stumbled onto this beautiful masterpiece of a…read morerestaurant. If you come to Parma you have to have prosciutto and you have to have Parmesan and that is exactly what I did. I ordered a warm panini with a huge amount of prosciutto and melted Parmesan. It was so simple yet so perfect. I accompanied it with a excellent glass of glass of the local sweet 'Malvasia Dolce. This was probably one of the best lunches I had in my entire Italy trip and also one of the cheapest. I finished it off with a tiramisu and an espresso. My favourite part of not only the restaurant but Parma is the lack of tourists. I was the only none Italian in the restaurant and there were practically no tourists in the city. A very welcome change from more touristic areas like Venice and Florence.