Parma restaurant little italy Videos

it looks perfect... i don't really like all the tourist stuff... we went really often to piemonte when i was a kid and we always went to "olmo gentile" its up on a hill where you can eat the best sunday lunch i ever had... if you ever happen to be near you really should try it out... :)

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Ok, I have two suggestions for places outside Parma (they require a car). The first is Boutique dei salumi in Zibello (right on the main square //www.boutiquedeisalumi.it/), with a fantastic seleztion of salami, ham and so on. They also stock some really fantastic Parmigiano Reggiano. The other is in Novellara, not far from Reggio Emilia, and it's a Balsamico Tradizionale di Reggio Emilia producer called San Giacomo ( //www.acetaiasangiacomo.com/home.aspx). They have loads of incredible products, not only the high-price tradizionale but also a younger balsamico (called Condimento) that is in the same price range of the cheapo industrial styuff (Aceto di Modena IGT) but has an incredible flavor. The acetaia owner, Andrea, speaks English and he's easy on the eyes as well. besides, the acetaia itself is a nice place in the middle of thr countryside, and visiting the aging section of the acetaia with Andrea is extreley interesting. I have bnen there twice and would go again anytime.