Our favorite barman is gone! :( Well, things change in five years. We wish him well…read more Still the same great neighborhood pub. Same stone floors, vaulted ceilings, tiny bar area with friendly barkeepers, comfy booths and wooden tables w/iron bases. Located on Via Valpetrosa - a tiny pedestrian alley off Via Torino that you will probably not even notice - it may be a bit difficult to find. It's around the corner from the Carabinieri if that land mark helps We'll be back on Saturday for the A.C.Milan game. Maybe we'll see you there. Cin cin!

Pub with the essentials. Good beers. Awesome pub food. I counted 8 TVs plus a big projector…read more Perfect for getting out of the heat for a beer. I am here during the World Cup and they have shown all games, even the late ones.

Great service! Amazing food. Amazing atmosphere, so glad we found this gem on our tripread more

We were three people visiting the Città Alta. We seated at the terrace in the square. My friends…read moreasked for ravioli and I asked for a ham round panino. We also shared a mixed plate of prosciutto and cheese. Everything delicious, and with drinks included we paid less than 20€ per person. Beautiful lunch!

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.

Not the usual stop that Parma guides suggest, this is exactly the place to go to have a taste of…read morereal Italian hospitality with no tourism-industry filters. The owner Daniele is amazing and super funny, his sandwiches are perfect for a quick lunch and he makes a point of spoiling tourists! His Parma ham is just THE BEST (source: I grew up in Parma): make it an appetizer for a perfect tasting ("due fette di crudo di Parma")! He also has a good selection of beers, with beers from Germany, Belgium and many other European countries as well as Italian classics and craft beers. Ask the waitress, or simply check out the beer fridge. The place is simple and rustic, prices are very honest and the atmosphere is informal and easy going. You will feel totally at home.

The drinks were really good and fairly priced but the aperitivo was disappointing. We sat at a…read moretable and they didn't even bring us a plate of snacks each, which was what happened for all the other guests except our (rather large: 9 people) group. The food itself was nothing special either. Also the lady at the till was quite rude which further dampened the experience.