11/09/2025: A homey, family-friendly atmosphere and traditional Emilian dishes. There are also large outdoor tables.
During a dinner with local friends and family, I particularly enjoyed friggione, a typical Bolognese dish dating back to the late 1800s, whose recipe has even been registered by the Italian Academy of Cuisine in Bologna. It's essentially a tomato and onion side dish, very spicy and flavorful, typically served with boiled meat and roasts.
31/08/2025: I've been frequenting this restaurant since I was a child, when I went to the spa, and I can say that the place has remained virtually unchanged since then. It's located next to a river lock, a romantic and pleasant setting, surrounded by nature. Wheelchair access is also available.
For many years, I've come here primarily for the mutton, and this time, too, it lived up to expectations: well-cooked, generous portions, and a relatively low price for what's served. The service is quite friendly and fast. The atmosphere is rustic and very reminiscent of the typical homes of the area from times gone by.
I consider the prices fair: not low, but still acceptable. The location is a bit outside the city center, and you'll need a car to get there from Bologna, as public transportation isn't great. We booked, didn't encounter any waits, and card payment was possible without any problems.
The only negative note: the dining room is very noisy. When it gets crowded, you have to raise your voice to speak, which detracts somewhat from the pleasure of dining.