Marchés et cuisine régionale à Bologne

Culinary Landmarks

Bologna's culinary identity is centered around historic hubs like the medieval Mercato di Mezzo and the Mercato delle Erbe, the city's largest covered food hall. This selection features traditional delis specializing in cured meats alongside restaurants serving regional staples like handmade tortellini, ragù, and lasagna. From rustic trattorias in the historic center to modern pasta laboratories near the Two Towers, these locations represent the city's long-standing dedication to artisanal production and high-quality local ingredients.

Culinary Landmarks — Carte

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A

Middle Market

Historic covered market known for its food and wine delicacies and regional gastronomic traditions.

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B

Herbs Market

Largest covered market in the historic city center, featuring fresh produce, meats, cheeses, wines, and dining options.

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C

Salumeria Simoni

Family-run deli in the Quadrilatero district specializing in artisanal mortadella, cured meats, and aged Parmigiano Reggiano.

D

Osteria dell'Orsa

This is the place where locals like to come. In the evening there might be a live band or a poetry reading.

E

Sfoglia Rina

Fresh pasta laboratory and restaurant offering traditional Bolognese dishes like tortellini in broth and tagliatelle al ragù, prepared daily on-site.

F

Bottega Portici - 2 Torri

Contemporary food boutique located at the foot of the Two Towers, featuring an open kitchen where visitors can watch fresh pasta being handmade.

G

Trattoria dal Biassanot

Visit this rustic restaurant and taste some regional dishes. They are prepared strictly from local and fresh ingredients.

H

Biagi

Traditional restaurant serving classic Bolognese cuisine, including tortellini, bollito misto, and local wines.

I

Trattoria Baraldi

Local trattoria offering regional Emilian dishes with a focus on seasonal ingredients and traditional recipes.