Great supermarket for water, snacks, and other miscellaneous items at super affordable price. For…read moreinstance, 1.5L of sparking water were selling for 0.65 euros, and they had multiple affordable wines that tasted really amazing. These are lifesavers and can be found everywhere rather than the shops that are there to rip off tourists. Come this place for your necessities : )

Close to our AirBnB. Decent size…read more Plenty of food options. Fish, meat counters. It is a full service supermarket.

I have shopped at a Lidl in North Carolina and it is similar except more pasta, vegetables…read morevarieties, and a deli that mainly favors baguettes or squares of pizza slices. Cheap beer and wine are here with limited household or pet products. The detection alarm was set off by a young lady while I watched from the checkout line. The security guard physically searched the woman, looking for stolen food but she was clean. We have more rights in the States compared to our neighbors overseas. You must bring bags or containers since bags are not provided at an Lidl globally.

It is always fun and exciting to visit grocery store while I am on the road traveling, especially…read morewhen I am in a foreign country. Lidl is located right across from our hotel. Time to stock up on bottle water, snacks and of course cheap local wine! 1.49 € ?! I think I can drink this like water? There are also fresh pastry and hot food to go with your wine. It did take me a little while and help of the security to figure out how those bakery cabinet works.

You don't get much more classic lunch break than Vecchia Malga, one of many choices in the alleyway…read morestreet off of Bologna's main square, Piazza Maggiore. There are plates of thinly sliced meats with cheeses everywhere so it's hard to choose where to go, especially if you're a couple of vegetarians like us. We made a good choice here, ordering a cheese board for one and a mixed salad. The cheese board was so plentiful that we had to re-confirm that this was just a serving for one. It was. Really generous with 6 different local cheeses of various tastes and firmness, surrounding a cup of honey which sealed the deal for us. We loved this cheese board and left referring back to it as we had cheese in other places on our trip. The salad (I mean you have to occasionally eat vegetables...even in Italy) was basic, just arugula and tomatoes, but was super-fresh. Also they brought the region's famous bread in a paper bag. Well, I don't know if "famous" is the right word, but this is the only place in the world we'd experienced the bread brought in paper bags, so sign me up for its autograph. This was a great choice for a cheese plate among the many options on this street and in the area. The cheese board especially was our favorite cheese in the whole country.

Such an amazing experience for a couple of first time visitors to Italy. We enjoyed a sample board…read moreof meats and cheese, and while I thought the concept of lard as a condiment was strange, holy cow was that tasty! And I don't know why something as simple as tortellini in broth is so tasty, but it is the ultimate comfort food! The atmosphere was incredibly cozy on the cold and damp day we visited,. Our waiter took excellent care of us, and we enjoyed watching the butchers at work assisting customers. Tucked up in the loft with a glass of wine, and later a coffee, was a perfect afternoon!

Unfortunately we were here while most vendors were still closed. We got some giant cherries. The…read moreprice was higher than it was on the street and due to the heat some were a bit soft.

Stopped in as part of a food tour, so the experience was probably different than it would be if we…read morehad just popped in. As a result, the service was super friendly and attentive. There are a bunch of cute stores. Solid amount of options between pasta, cheese, meat, produce. I'm not sure I necessarily would have needed to come here it it weren't part of a food tour but in the end it was a nice experience. Not as overwhelming as some other similar markets may be and a nice way to see some of the authenticity of the area.

Fantastic grocery. We are renting a house 1/2 hour away and wanted to take a drive. Got several…read morekinds of grapes, escarole and other vegetables for salad, fresh porcinis, several other vegetables for soup, a pomegranate, chestnuts, Brussels sprouts, greens and a hot pepper, passionfruit, pine nuts, olive oil, pesto, marinara, several kinds of focaccia, water, a couple things from the deli, bread and more. Great selections in two floors with a parking lot. Bathroom is in the bar/cafe just outside front door.

Excellent supermarket on 2 levels with lots of choices of fresh fruits and veggies, prepared foods,…read morebread, etc. A great place to go if you are looking to stock up for a short stay when visiting La Spezia and surrounding areas.

Giant, super clean and near where we were staying. I could live in the cured meats and cheeses…read moredepartments alone. Culatello of all types? That's crazy talk. If i only had a kitchen i would have probably plunked down way more than just the sparkling water and charcuterie snacks...

Love to find a great grocery store when we're traveling for two weeks! We found Supermercati PAM…read moretwo years ago when we were in Italy and searched for it again on our latest trip these past two weeks. Great selection of meats and cheeses and breads, along with olives and olive oils, bakery pastries, snacks and any kind of drink you could want - plus everything else you'd expect from a grocery store. And very reasonable prices too.