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9 years ago
Fairly empty restaurant. Could it be because it's a Monday? Touristy and cute. Food is ok. Menu is in English with pictures of all of the ingredients. Service is ok, had to ask for plates and a few other items. read more
Viale Pietro Pietramellara 4
40131 Bologna
Italy
051 0421317
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http://www.carbologna-fcagroup.it
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We went to the museum. If you are a Ducati enthusiast this is a must see. The full range Ducati's…read moreon display from their first innovations to most recent model. As you walk in you ar even able to sit on a Ducati.
Love all things Ducati but the service here is definitely lacking…read more There were 2 ladies working the counter and they were so unfriendly and had pissed-off looks the entire time. Um excuse me, we were the ONLY shoppers in the store! That don't offer VAT refunds so keep that in mind if you plan to shop. Guys working the service department in the back were super nice and helpful.. The store is fully stocked with apparel and accessories. We spent so much $$ here that it's really sad the service was so bad. We seriously would have bought more!
This is literally a mom and pop station. A lady and her husband run this roadside station which is…read moreclosed for lunch because it's in an old traditional part of Italy. Was leaving town and it was one of the last chances for fuel before hitting the autostrada. It's so old school they pump the gas for you and you feel like youre in a movie out of the 50s or 60s. Lady: Buon giorno! Me: Buon giorno! Posso avere senza piombo? Lady: Quanti? Me: Il pieno, per favore The lady grabs the unleaded pump with authority and fills my tank, even as retro as this place looks, she still had a portable wireless credit card machine with the typical chip and pin. Unfortunately with American credit cards you still have to sign but if you have something like apple or chase pay, it's quick and no pin on the machine and no sig! Me: grazie mille! Lady: Ciao ciao! Me: Arrivaderla! And I was on my way to the autostrada..
I bought a Maserati Levante in August 2021 and loved it…read more Fast forward 4 years and I had never dreamed that I would get an opportunity to go to the source and the beautiful place where these marvelous machines are created. Well here I am in Modena, Italy proudly and loudly raving about this 5 star product & facility. We made an appointment for the free factory tour and were greeted with espressos and a big smile by the one and only Roberto who was dressed immaculately and looked like a million Euros. We then received a historical introduction to the gorgeous showrooms featuring every model from 1936 onwards. Nostalgic indeed with beautifully maintained and polished machines. Then a guided ( in English) walk through the powertrain department and Engine Lab - their version of the Energizer bunny. The Engine Lab is home to the stellar Nettuno - the groundbreaking 6 cylinder twin turbo engine of the MC20. Next was the Paint-shop. Loved the innovation and how they are able to paint the plastic and keep the colors matched. We then got to see all their current models that are in Europe and also had Carte Blanche to the showroom for a test drive. I was a giddy kid who loved every second. My son and grandkids were with me and had more fun and loads of questions. The ultimate was getting behind the wheels of the fastest car ever made by Maserati , the MC12 Corsa. It has a V12 800 hp engine and a clocked high speed of 207 mph. I got up to 105 mph on the track and was very happy! Talk about power!! This is a must see and do for every sports car fan. Blessed to be the first to review the truly Magnificent Maserati Factory here in Modena.