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.

Prosciutto and Cheese Please!…read more As a tourist visiting Parma looking for good eats, I was not disappointed with my experience at La Prosciutteria. Friendly staff that understands and speaks English was so helpful. We got to sample quite a few cheese and prosciutto before purchase. I love free samples! Worth dropping if you wanting to try some of local delicacy.

This was such a tasty and visual stop in downtown Parma to pick up some treats to take home. Upon…read moreentering, the staff was very friendly, eager to share samples and answer questions. The facade alone is worth a visit. Inside you'll find dozens of hanging Parma ham legs, plentiful cheese, local honeys, jams, pickled veggies and so on. You could build out a really nice gift basket or Parma round up from this one stop. Try the cheese when they offer a generous sample! Note that like many other bizs in Parma, they close for a few hours in the afternoon. Traveling with your meat/cheese? They'll graciously vacuum pack your purchases for save travels! Enjoy an extra sample on my behalf when you stop in!

Banchini Cioccolato was our first stop for Gelato during our Italian eating adventure and we were…read morenot disappointed. Banchini Cioccolato is famous for their chocolate and their gelato was as good. Creamy, rich and great flavour. The trouble is always what to pick as all the flavours are good. They have been in business since 1879 and celebrating their 140th anniversary in 2019! We also picked up some chocolate bars as souvenirs. Love their pistachio flavour! They were gone even before I got home.

We stopped in for a quick gelato which turned into snacks and a Prosecco and the history of their…read morefamily chocolate operation. They gave us tips for things to do / see / eat around Parma and it was just the loveliest experience ever. The chocolates are AMAZING!!! We gave some away as gifts and they were very well received. Thank you for an amazing afternoon and these delicious chocolates!!!!!!

Enjoyed a nice breakfast and some tea and coffee here. Good spot in a cozy street.read more

Nice place to stop for a rest after culture-hopping your way through Parma's historic center. They…read moregot a nice call out in a New York Times article about Parma, and are riding the PR wave. You can sit outside in the Duomo square, or inside in one of the cheerful white rooms. They made a tasty freddo (iced coffee) -- shaken, not stirred:).