This cafe is pretty good! The waitress/cashier is really nice and speaks a little bit of English if…read moreyou need this. The decor is pretty simple but nice looking. They have a TV that mostly plays music videos during the day. I would say the environment is pretty relax and chill. The food that you can get at this cafe is good! I got the rice and mushrooms today and yesterday a white cream pasta with vegetables, second dis was chicken with potatoes and broccoli. Which I must say I really enjoyed both. The prices are inexpensive also, which is also a plus!

It is one of the many bar restaurant on the square. One of the nicest squares in the city for a…read morewarm evening. There are a lot of trees and the feel is very homey like a big family gathering place. Sitting is all outside in the square, not many tables but sufficient to host few groups. It is one of the few places open on a Monday evening. Good service, very friendly. Good wine choice with few good aperitive and cocktails. Food is small dishes tapa style all Mediterranean very Italian with of course a very ample choice of local cold cuts like prosciutto, salame, coppa and so on in Manu variations with mozzarella, parmigiano cheese. My mozzarella and panciata (sweeter part of a great prosciutto) came with stellar sun dried and fresh tomatoes... Basel and of course great olive oil. Just sit down and let the great soft city sounds of a car free zone keep you company while sipping a great wine and have some local flavors. Not expensive, average to the high but it is in the real real city center.

Seating outside... great ambience and very flavorful tortilli. Always ask to be seated for not just…read moresit down. The menu is a qr code on the napkin holder.

Relax and stop rushing, this is the place to enjoy the locals. We returned here a number of times…read more Food and service are on point. They speak English

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.

This place is a must visit. I am big fan of seafood in…read moregeneral but these guys take it to the next level. It's difficult to spin up a versatile menu given that all (or most) dishes are seafood based but you'll find it here. It's not just a properly prepared piece of fish but the attention to detail in each dish. Every time the waiter walks out you'll be surprised at how pretty the plates are and the accents in the dish. I also like how known classics in this region are served with a seafood spin to it. Passatelli for instance, you find here prepared with lobster in a rich tomato sauce. The staff I found to be super friendly, the drinks on point and mature. The restaurant itself has a nice interior and great ambience. Once you're finished with your dinner there's plenty of room to enjoy the lounge side of the venue. Will definitely visit again.

This is an amazing restaurant....the service was amazing and the food excellent! The restaurant is…read morebeautifully decorated with light colors which mean women will always look beautiful which I appreciate. The owners were incredibly gracious. My guest and I didn't speak Italian very well and the menu was in Italian so the owners asked the Chef to come out and explain the menu to us in English! I was so impressed. The food was innovative, fresh, and well portioned. I really enjoyed the fried seafood plate followed by seafood pasta. DELICIOUS! The wine and port pairing with desert was a beautiful ending to a wonderful meal. I would highly recommend you go here to eat if you are in the area.

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.

Wine and Cured Meat before Dinner!…read more I love the casual vibe of Enoteca Tabarro. Here you are welcome by the Owner/Server with a happy smile. He even did a mix platter for us with Prosciutto and Salami (7€). Menu is simple. But I enjoyed how simple it is. Though in Italian only. Grab a seat or just stand by one of the barrels at the front entrance. Open till late.

Lovely wine bar, perfect for some streetside glasses and a bit of cold cuts.read more

Incredibly authentic and local Italian cuisine at this off the beaten track spot. Food was…read moredelicately made. There's a clear commitment to care and quality here. I had the pumpkin gnocchi with truffles - they were perfect. Also tried the pasta fagioli, which was delicious as well (reminded me of my grandmother's!) The tiramisu was light and creamy. I'd go back again and again! The wait staff were so kind as well. I do not speak Italian and was fumbling through using Google translate and they were very patient and gracious. (Note: the menu is in italian so you'll need to translate it if you don't speak the language). We were also given plenty of time to sit and chat and enjoy a leisurely meal. No rush to leave. I loved this restaurant and highly recommend it!

Parma oh Parma, is it even possible to eat badly here? I don't think so! I got this recommendation…read morefrom a friend and I am so happy I did because it was a great first taste of the city. VERy simple, and I mean 1980's restaurant style in Italy. It was all grannies and Italian families on the Saturday that we were there. The place is bigger than it looks, with an outside garden and main dining room. The kitchen is bustling with Italian ladies who look like they were born making fresh pasta, which I loved. The menu offers typical favorites like prosciutto (we are in Parma!) torta fritta which are pillows of fried dough so good you'll eat them all. We followed that with two heaping (huge portions) of pasta, I got a ravioli stuffed with herbs and cheese and covered in a parmigiana, which was very light (satire). There is a guy with a bollito cart (boiled meats) that was kind of hilarious, I mean how many times in your life are you going to see some dude carting around a selection of meats in broth from table to table, that's Italy. We ordered the house lambrusco which frankly sucked but house wine can do that, my recommendation get a bottle. Awesome experience, very old-school, I'd wager this place is a bit of a find among locals. I wouldn't recommend this for a romantic date because of the bright lighting but they are very dog-friendly, in fact I think they preferred our dog over us. Ginger wins them all..