Slow Food Guide Options in Bologna
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Jamikins: Not sure if the site linked above has the actual recommendations. If not, I am happy to provide them.
For the moment, I will just give the names, and if you do not find them on Michael's link above, I will return with the addresses and contact info.
From the 2012 Osterie guide, in Bologna:
ANTICA TRATTORIA DELLA GIGINA
DA GIANNI (I"ve had great food here)
GIAMPI E CICCIO
MELONCELLO
OSTERIA BOTTEGA
SERGHEI
For the moment, I will just give the names, and if you do not find them on Michael's link above, I will return with the addresses and contact info.
From the 2012 Osterie guide, in Bologna:
ANTICA TRATTORIA DELLA GIGINA
DA GIANNI (I"ve had great food here)
GIAMPI E CICCIO
MELONCELLO
OSTERIA BOTTEGA
SERGHEI
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While I have time (before I begin preparing my own dinner!), here are links/addresses for the places I listed above:
Da Gigina http://www.trattoriagigina.it/ No listed closing day
Da Gianni, Via Claveture, 18 (center of the city, amidst the glorious food shops) Closed sunday night and Monday
Da Giampi e Ciccio, Via Farini, 34b Closed Sunday; winters open Sunday lunch
Meloncello http://www.trattoriameloncello.it/ closed Monday night and Tuesday
Osteria Bottega, Via Sta Caterina, 51 Closed Sunday and Monday
Trattoria Serghei Via Piella, 12 closed Saturday and Sunday
Hope that leads to some great eating!
Da Gigina http://www.trattoriagigina.it/ No listed closing day
Da Gianni, Via Claveture, 18 (center of the city, amidst the glorious food shops) Closed sunday night and Monday
Da Giampi e Ciccio, Via Farini, 34b Closed Sunday; winters open Sunday lunch
Meloncello http://www.trattoriameloncello.it/ closed Monday night and Tuesday
Osteria Bottega, Via Sta Caterina, 51 Closed Sunday and Monday
Trattoria Serghei Via Piella, 12 closed Saturday and Sunday
Hope that leads to some great eating!
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Also, this is old, but.......http://www.fodors.com/community/euro...nd-bologna.cfm
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You may enjoy this person's food tour of Bologna. This an older post but it was the first place that I heard about Trattoria Meloncello and why we'll be going to eat there in a couple of weeks:
http://www.worldfoodieguide.com/inde...uet-ling-pang/
http://www.worldfoodieguide.com/inde...uet-ling-pang/
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I will be in Bologna for a few days the first week of July. I have the opportunity to attend the cooking school in the restaurant Trattoria del Rosso. Has anyone heard of or experienced this school or restaurant? Let me know your thoughts please! Can anyone recommend a place to stay in Bologna? Fun, not too expensive?
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We had lunch at Meloncello after walking down the colonnades (2 km downhill) from San Luca. I had the best gnocchi I have ever tasted there!! They were like clouds, they were so light! It was so much food I had no room for anything else, but it was worth it.
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No, this was when I was on 3 meals a day regimen! But still impressive, right? I was horrified, but not surprised! But you know, it was worth it...the food in Bologna set the bar so high. Quite incredible!