Perfecto! Reminds us of a Portland Oregon coffee shop. Great assortment of pastries and excellent…read moreespresso. A must stop in Modena. Very welcoming staff. Has outdoor seating and indoor.

Cool vibes. Nice place to sip your coffee and have something sweet too. You can also sit outside…read morewhen weather permits.

Nice spot with a fantastic view over the square and church. Perfect place for an after work or…read morepre-dinner cocktail

Really?! A grade that low for this place (3.5 when I wrote it)?! Their brunch is one of the very…read morebest I ever had, the location is sublime and the staff is very kind and responsive. On top of that, the 15€ asked for the brunch is nothing and how can you, as in one of the French reviews complain that the place is too big? Really, for a brunch, you'll hardly find a better place.

Wandering around Modena looking for coffee…read more Ristretto Cafe just looks cute and my instinct said it would be good. (But seriously, I have yet have a "bad" coffee during my Week in Italy) I like the set up with a coffee menu on the wall letting me know what they offers and starting at 1 €. We settled for Espresso Maachiato (1 €) and Espresso Con Panna (2.5 €) Love my Espresso Con Pana which is sweet (whipped cream with drizzle of caramel) and strong (double shots!!) Barista is friendly. Sadly my Italian is not too good and I only know how to order my coffee. Cash only

We have been tracking outside the US for 18 months... I seek out good coffee, tip well and treat…read morepeople with as much kindness as I can muster. I ordered a cappuccino here in the aftetnoon( a no no in Italy)) I told her I know but we just woke up haha... she actually carefully creased the cup and put a lid on a to go cup when we really we re going to drink it there. Ready... the way she did it when I sipped the cup the lid stayed on and it completely poured down my dress shirt....i promise my wife and I were so kind to her and then she did this. I would avoid this place at all costs. There are so many good places with really beautifully kind people around Modena. The coffee was average anyway....so sad. We are American and work to erase the ugly American reputation but I must say this would not happen in the US. The singular experience really hurt my opinion of this very beautiful city.

2:30 and were looking all over for a place to grab a pizza or a panini. Thought it wouldn't be so…read moredifficult in Modena! Decided to stop at Bar Molinari. Thankfully the girl behind the counter could speak English. We ordered a pizza and a couple paninis. I got the prosciutto Misti wrapped in a bread like a tortilla. I was surprised to find it had mayonnaise on it. It was alright. Not the Italian experience I was looking for. The pizza had a very light crust. Not crispy or chewy. The aperol spritz was on point. The rest was ok. Very nice and accommodating staff.

We were searching for a place to grab a bite before heading to the Ferrari Museum and could not…read moreseem to find one that served breakfast. We passed by Bar Molinari twice before settling for it. The outside seating was packed with locals. Inside was just as busy, but there were only a few seats. We quickly ordered at the counter - 2 nutella croissants, 1 cappuccino and 1 espresso. The price came out to be about 8 euros. There didn't seem to be a menu we could look thru so we just pointed to the pastries we saw on display. We sat ourselves down and was approached by a waitress but told her we had already placed our own order. The nutella croissants arrived and we dug in. Each bite was filled with generous filling of nutella. It's like a third of a bottle had been used per croissant. We washed them down with our drinks and got going.

This autogrill has everything! From build your own meals, bakery, coffee, shower stalls, candy in…read morebulk, even toys! Exiting this autogrill was a bit confusing because you can't walk out the same way you walked in. The exit is located by the toy section with a slight zig zag maze.

Every American on a trip in Italy should stop in a Sarni! It's like Italian Wawa. GREAT food and…read moregood place to get cheap, high quality gifts.

From the owner: Siamo nati da un viaggio. Nel 2013, una coppia di fondatori…read morevenezuelani ha aperto KEIK a Modena con un'idea semplice ma ambiziosa: portare il mondo in tavola nella capitale gastronomica italiana. Oggi KEIK è un bistrot internazionale con cucina aperta tutto il giorno — dalla colazione all'aperitivo, senza interruzioni. Sul menu trovi piatti da ogni angolo del mondo: tacos, avocado toast, cheesecake newyorkese, bowl asiatiche e molto altro. Ogni piatto porta la sua bandierina — un pin con il paese di origine, perché sapere da dove viene quello che mangi fa parte dell'esperienza. Il nostro Red Velvet è diventato un'icona di Modena: oltre 15.000 pezzi da quando abbiamo aperto. Ma è solo l'inizio del viaggio. Ogni mese con Viaggia col Gusto esploriamo un paese del mondo: menu dedicato, drinks ispirati, musica e cultura. Per chi vuole viaggiare senza prendere l'aereo. Vieni quando vuoi — KEIK è aperto tutto il giorno.