Indegno - la crescentina 2.0 In Bologna

We had the BoloTown combo - fried tortellini with parmesan cream + fried crescentina with mortadella and squaqquerone for €11.30 each. Everything was very good. There are no seats, but since it's street food, it's convenient to eat.

Indegno (Via del Pratello): Original street food, but without the wow factor We went here for lunch as a couple to try their famous reimagined Bolognese street food. The experience was overall adequate, but we weren't particularly impressed. We tried the fried tortellini with parmesan cream, served in a cone—an unusual and unusual idea, for sure, but honestly, nothing transcendental or unforgettable. Next, we had the "Balla," their version of crescentina served in a classic cone. The quality is good and the fried food is light, but the overall impression didn't wow us. The location didn't help either; we ate under the portico, but the atmosphere didn't strike us as anything special. In conclusion, an interesting place to try a different format, but one that, in our opinion, doesn't entirely justify the hype surrounding it.

The crescentine are definitely well-made and super tasty. The fried tortellini with the very savory parmesan cream were also appreciated. It's a shame that the place isn't kept up to par, but all in all, it was a great experience!

Not bad then, penalised by the position

The menu offers a creative take on Bolognese street food, and the presentation in the little paper cones is perfect for a quick snack while walking. I tried the fried tortellini and a crescentina, but unfortunately, the flavors didn't quite "wow" me as much as I hoped. It’s a fun, convenient spot for a fast bite, but there are better traditional options in the city. 🚶‍♂️

Everything was super good: tortellini, meatballs, crescentine... It's definitely something to indulge in every now and then, and in moderation. It's quite greasy and heavy, and after finishing the meal, you're left feeling a bit dizzy. 😂 The prices are quite high.

Excellent crescentina, take-away only but great for a quick snack while walking

It's street food, so there's no seating; it's simply takeout. The staff is friendly, and there are plenty of options, including vegetarian ones, on the menu.

Good quality, beautiful presentation, prices appropriate for the quality! Fried tortellini (with a delicious sauce) and crescenti to eat freshly made. I made the mistake of eating it later, but warm is better!

Great for a quick and tasty meal (it's street food, so there's no seating). The only downside is that they don't accept cash.