Got a plate with parma ham, mortadella, salami, and a piece of parmesan cheese, along with the…read morefried bread. Super tasty meats, melts in your mouth. Fried bread wasn't fresh nor hot but it paired well with the meats, wish I had more. Ate there and there was a 1.5 eur (I think?) cover charge. Plate was pretty pricey, I didn't know how pricing works so I wonder if I actually got less than what I should have because I thought it was going to be by weight so I stopped the person cutting me meat when I thought there was enough. In any case, the whole plate came out to be almost $20 (USD) which is a lot for cut meats and parmesan cheese (which I was warned by the person working there that it will be pricey). Tasty but pricey!

We popped in here during a quick stop in Parma and picked up some parmesan and ham. The gentleman…read morebehind the counter was very nice and incredibly helpful in assisting us with our choices. They also had an impressive prepared food section for take away. We did not try anything from that section but it all looked great! Worth a stop if you find yourself in Parma.

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.

My Fail! I should…read morehave read Yelp's reviews before coming here and I have no internet access because my friend would not turn on his hotspot for me. I should have ask for my gelato in a cone! I want that beautiful flower presentation. I ended up having in a cup..... But the gelato was creamy and smooth. Flavour on point. Close to tourist area. Great to come by and treat yourself after a long day of walking. But don't make the same mistake as I made! Make sure you ask for the cone!

Items Tasted: Straciatella, Zabaglione, Pistachio on…read moreChocolate Nut Waffle Cone Straciatella, Mint, Fior di Latte on Chocolate Nut Waffle Cone Not particularly "hungry" when exiting the Cathedrale di Parma, an old joke about "Ice Cream fills in the cracks" echoing somewhere in my brain, Gelateria K2 proved to be fortuitously located nearby on Strada Benedetto Cairoli, the artisan shop opened in 1954 embracing old-world methods of production with floral presentations provided atop house-made Cones . Small in size with each flavor made daily and served from metal containers at prices ranging €2,50-€4,50 depending on number of scoops, it was with two Chocolate-dipped cones tallying just €9 that the quickly melting bouquets were taken outside for enjoyment, the pale-green Pistachio creamy, dense and not overly sweetened while Zabaglione, Fresh Cream and Straciatella were equally well crafted, Mint not particularly appealing to me in this situation, but well received by those who tried it.

When travelling I always love visiting supermarkets and local groceries stores, as it is always the…read morebest place to pick up some sundries and other necessities. Simply Punto just a few minute walk from Parma Train Station. The store itself though small but is well stocked. Beers, wines and water? I guess that's the necessities for a traveler like me?

This market has great prices and nice products as well. After you get your delicious, meaty…read moresouvenirs at La Prosciutteria, drop by here for cheeses and wines and pasta. Their butcher counter is also very impressive for a grocery chain so have a look and see if you forgot anything or there's a good sale. If you're not familiar with the European way of food shopping, remember to bring your own bag and pack your prizes; don't wait for the cashier to do it or you will wait forever! (:

We couldn't be in Italy and not stop in Parma. And we stumbled upon the festival of San Giuseppe…read more And what better way to celebrate than with the sweet deliciousness of a Zeppole. This place made an amazing Zeppole. Not too sweet. But creamy and amazing. So good

Excellent meal! The staff was super nice and thankfully spoke some English. The Tagliatelle with…read moreragù was flavorful and well portioned. The beef meatballs were well spiced and the salsa verde was an excellent accompaniment. I do recommend this charming unpretentious restaurant.

Went there for a simple meal, what we received was so much more. I can not even begin to state how…read moregreat the food was. I would highly recommend trying if you are in Parma.

Great little restaurant tucked away in a quiet street. Good food, prompt service. Loved the panna…read morecotta. Opens from 8:00pm. If you would like an outside table, you'll need to book. #greatfood

We chose the place based on yelp recommendations and we were not disappointed. Excellent service, a…read morelot of local people eating here which is always a good quality indicator! We had Parma ham as an appetizer, gnocchi and beef fillet that was prepared very nicely with Himalaya salt and baked potatoes. The tiramisu served in a cappuccino cup was the sweet surprise at the end.