We sat inside on the 2nd floor and had the Emilia platter and assorted Tortellini's and…read moreTortelloni's and a caprese salad. The place is also a deli and has very good food. Delicious in fact. It is a supreme way to avoid all of the suspect English only menu's at the door with strapping young Italians trying to draw you in to eat their generally inauthentic Italian fair. You will see locals in the know here. Our food tour guide directed us to go here and she was correct. The service was very efficient but the young lady serving us was deep into her Italian holiday serving tenure and not exuberant by any stretch of the imagination. Still she didn't make a single mistake. Still a little personality would have earned this place five stars! I'll have to give it four for that only.

Patio and second floor indoor dining by Piazzo Maggiore…read more Pluses 1. Good lasagna 2. April spritz good Areas to improve 1. Wine by glass - Sangiovese was not good 2. Ragu too salty Server disappeared and you pay inside at the register. Fun to people watch. Good value. Recommended!

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.

Land in Milan. Hop in a car. Drive to Parma. Go straight here. This is what everyone should do…read more This place has everything that is amazing about Italy all in one. Fresh cheese, sliced to order fine meats, local wine, homemade marinated vegetables and so much more. Although it's more of a take out counter, you can also sit and enjoy a platter. This is what we opted to do, and man was it fabulous.

A small local dairy had its own deli-shop with a great selection of different cheeses, but also…read morequality Parma hams and other delicious. I naturally had to go a little crazy in the goodies, and they were generous with taste testing ...

This famous sandwich shop has been around since WWII serving fresh sandwiches with different…read morespecials everyday. They are busy but the service is quick and most people get take away. Definitely a foodie spot too!

Wow! We went based on reviews and it was fantastic! Artichoke carciofa pie & spicy cavallo crudo…read more(horse tartare) sandwich. The prosciutto sandwich was thin though--would skip that next time. They are takeaway only. A few small tables outside at the next-door pepen cafe that sold coffee, wine, & beer. The line was long to order the food but it moves fast, and they call your name when it's ready.

in connection with a dairy is this Perl of a Deli-Store. Here you can get cheese of the highest…read morequality, and a lot of other specialties. A every cheese lover's dream to go wild in a shop like this.

From the owner: Formaggeria specializzata, con molti altri prodotti gourmet selezionati con cura da alcuni dei…read moremigliori produttori italiani.

Le Spighe is a wonderful vegetarian deli off the beaten path in Venice. In a city of sub-par,…read moreoverpriced eateries, Le Spighe is a simple, healthy, tasty alternative. Each day the staff prepare a variety of vegetarian dishes from whole, organic food. We went there twice during our stay and had potato salad, seaweed risotto, a stewed kabocha dish, a cooked veggie medley with figs, and many other tasty dishes. We also bought some house-made pasta to take away, which was delicious when we cooked it a few days later. If you eat in, you can get a mixed plate of items of your choice (you pay by weight) served on a plastic plate. Or you can take out in plastic containers. The food is not cheap, but I feel it was a good value for the taste, ingredients, and variety (and I was also sick of mediocre Italian food and wanted some PROPER VEGETABLES!!). The proprietor was friendly and spoke English. Le Spighe is located on 1341 Via Guiseppe Giarabaldi near Arsenale east of St. Mark's square. They are closed on Sundays but are otherwise open from ~11-8.

Tasty vegetarian food. Great change of pace to get some vegetables after several days of seafood…read moreand pasta. Liked the combination plate where you can pick what you want (and how much of each, from literally a tablespoon to a plateful) from a daily selection of about 7 items (I presume the number varies day to day). Owner was very friendly and speaks some (enough) English. Small place (seats maybe 10). Mostly locals and we ourselves were the only tourists that we saw come in. Everything was very good except for the (homemade) gnocchi, which was a bit mushy (though still flavorful). Was a tad expensive at almost €30 for two (not overly large) plates and a single seltzer. Was enjoyable though and glad we went.

Soooo good. It's GOOD fast food. We ordered and it was the perfect take out... so we didn't have…read moreto cook at the airbnb. The place is clean, the staff is friendly and they give free samples... so no need to worry that you may not like it. I highly recommend it.

Quick serve pasta to go. We tried di mari (seafood) and bolognese (beef). Ate them under a tree…read moreand San Polo (very wide and open) square, as suggested by the store. Could not go wrong with a quick pasta to eat on the go.

Lots of food and drink for your road trip or tour bus. Not so good for restrooms. The cleaning…read morelady entered the men's room at the same time I did, so that rendered the 10 or so urinals unusable when time was tight. The commode was in a tiny, disgusting closet--absolutely gross. Also, whoever designed these Autogrills is obviously a man with no understanding of a woman's restroom needs. The women's room is always much too small, with a line winding around into the hallway whenever we make a stop. This one was no exception. On the other hand, this spot has a good variety of fresh food, lots of drinks, chocolates, cookies, electronic accessories, and other merchandise. No Big Gulps, but otherwise this place and all of the other Autogrills beat 7-11 hands down in terms of sheer variety. The deli/restaurant actually makes really good quality food. Now, just fix that restroom thing so it's more efficient, and I'll really be a fan of these road stops.

Great food, kosher or not I suggest dining here. It is a Small restaurant, but we were able to get…read morea table for two at 5:30without a reservation but by 7:00 it was very busy. For appetizer I suggest the gam gam sampler, which has a bunch of small plates of dips and vegetables, All delicious. For dinner we had the baked fish that came with potatoes and the paparadelle with meat sauce. We recommend both everything was enjoyable and the price was very reasonable.

Stopped here for a quick lunch…read more Run here don't walk this place is absolutely phenomenal!! 5+++++++++++/5 We were looking for kosher in the city and a real taste to jewish / levant cuisine This place does not disappoint The falafel was absolutely phenomenal so fresh and fluffy wow paired with our hummus beef dish it was absolutely perfect We got the Israeli mix salad platters with different salads Absolutely filling and delicious taste ! Venice is so lucky to have this place located in the beautiful jewish ghetto definitely worth trying Service was great a lil slow but I feel it's a european thing .. but as soon as your order is in the food comes out fairly quickly!! Had a fantastic experience and will definitely be back here soon Cheer

The ultimate experience in Verona. A happily run family restaurant oozing with rustic contemporary…read moredesign well lit and a hospitable layout. The presentation of the food (cheese and meat deli) is second to none. It doesn't feel like a deli as much as a showcase of the finest and freshest in the region. Needless to say the food is AMAZING but what I like best is the husband, wife, daughter and staff that live here night after night providing epic experiences for all of their guests. This should have a Michelin Star or 3.