La Piadina Romagnola In Bagno di romagna

A guaranteed hit every time I return from Romagna. It's now a regular stop, offering freshly made crescioni and piadina, rich and fragrant. Prices are average for the place, and the potato tortelli are also very good. As always, I'll gladly return.

Excellent piadina. Not much choice for the rest.

A typical kiosk, excellent food, and friendly service. The wait time was average for the number of people seated, less than we estimated when we arrived. Plenty of free parking spaces nearby. It's on the street, but in the middle of a green area with a children's playground. The mother and daughters were happy and satisfied. 😉

Kiosk in the right place in the park in the center of Bagno di Romagna, a place for a good refreshment with ice cream, drinks and piadina.

Clean and tidy kiosk, friendly and efficient staff. Authentic food without frills, good piadina, decent crescione. A relaxing atmosphere for those who want to stop and recharge after a trek or for those just passing through.

The piadina dough is a little too thick

A historic kiosk in Bagno di Romagna where they make one of the best piadinas ever. They make everything themselves, nothing industrial—the dough is thick and soft, and the filling is incredibly rich and made with top-quality ingredients. A classic piadina is prosciutto, pecorino cheese, and tomatoes. The owners are incredibly kind. Also worth trying are the tortelli alla lastra and the spuma bionda. Thank you.

Very friendly staff, quick service. The crescioni are delicious, as are the tortelli alla lastra. Nestled in the park.

Kiosk inside the park. Street parking. Average prices. Crescioni and piada are good. The service and cover charge are a downside. I don't think any kiosk in Romagna charges a service/cover charge, but leaving that aside, if you charge it (rather than adding it to the final price) you create an expectation. Let's analyze the cover charge...that is, a glass cup and a paper placemat...and I'd say practically everyone offers that. So what about the service? Up until the time you order, everything is top-notch...and then if you happen to want to reorder, no one bothers you. No one comes by to ask, "How did it go? Do you want to order something else?"...nothing. So much so that I would have ordered something else, but seeing no one, I waved...nothing...as if I didn't exist. And I left. There were two tables next to me...one wanted to order coffee...he was waiting for someone to pass by, eventually gave up and ordered them at the counter on his way to pay. At the other table, they wanted to order two crescioni... and they were told, "If you charge me for the service, I expect someone to come back." They also left without ordering anything else. Moral of the owner? Either you remove the service charge and cover it up on the receipt and add it to the final price, masking the whole thing... or you teach your co-workers that if they go around the tables every now and then, maybe they'll even increase the average bill.

Piada and crescioni exceptional and truly homemade. Friendly staff. Tables under the trees, pleasant atmosphere.