This is the second time we have been and every time the food and service are excellent. Grazie…read moremille. The Ferrari memorabilia that fills the walls are reminders of the glory days of Ferrari racing.

We were in Maranello to do a Ferrari tour and stumbled upon this cute unique restaurant. It was…read morefabulous. The interior is interesting with all kinds of racing memorabilia. We were fortunate to get a table without a reservation. There were many locals having lunch. The service was outstanding as in a 5 Star restaurant. The food was wonderful. We ate too much and had wished we saved room for dessert. They had a dessert cart and everything looked fresh and delicious.

Our 1st Michelin restaurant experience was a gift from friends as we traveled thru Italy! And why…read morenot combine food, history and the amazing Ferrari campus for a full experience!!!! We selected the 4 tasting menu with wine pairing and it did not disappoint!!! Every course is a local explosion of flavors with local ingredients & wines. Just do it- it is an amazing with the glow of Ferrari buildings right outside

You are crazy to be here and not partake. If you are a Ferrari fan and want to immerse into the…read moremoment, this is the place. It's a bit touristy with the rapid service but the element of eating where you are and the level of service is excellent. The food is high Italian cuisine and small carefully plated portions of flavor and multiple courses is the style here. You will dine in and among various Ferrari artifacts too, engines, race body work, and other items are carefully mounted and placed around the dining room. Amazing pieces too, beautiful pieces. Honestly the food is great and you are in a historic building full of lore and enough hardware around it could be a muse

Gee where do I start? I love the Modena region for its food culture and dedication to showcasing…read moreits regional specialities & produce. I intentionally detoured into this town again to revisit the memory of the Balsamic Steak which I had 5 years ago, but was met with disappointment when my initial restaurant choice changed their menu. Drove past Nero Balsamico on the way into town but didn't think much of it at the time. It is well signed so you can't miss it from the main road. Apologies if yelp has readdressed the location - I have posted photos of the business card so you have exact details. It is also attached to the Best Western Hotel. Anyway, decided to do more research and found this restaurant had the balsamic steak, and a much more far reaching dedication to using the balsamic vinegar in as many of its dishes as possible. Was not disappointed at all - the bread served was a tumeric bread with a bottle of olive oil & their preferred brand of balsamic vinegar so you can season to taste. For entree I ordered the Nero risotto which was a generous helping of risotto (cooked fresh, bits of rice still crunchy so don't order if you like soggy rice) served in a bowl made from toasted Parmesan cheese. I couldn't finish it so note it could be a meal in itself. It has a bechamel type sauce and who would have thought balsamic vinegar works with cheese or risotto? But it does! You also see the rags pasta - the pasta was cooked al dente and you could tell was fresh. I love all my Italian rice/pasta cooked just short of being not hard, so just note that it is not undercooked! The steak - worthy of my trip. Perfect cut of beef, no sinew and minimal fat rendered to perfection. The sauce was a light balsamic sauce and steak cooked to perfection. I rarely eat steak out but I am glad for this exception. Since all the other dishes were so well executed, it would be disrespectful not to order dessert. I really loved the menu because there was something for everyone and really tried to give diners a sense for the regions gastronomy. The pistachio semi freddo was the gelato I missed out on this trip - semi freddo is much creamier and was perfectly balanced with the dark chocolate sauce and roasted pistachio nuts. The panna cotta was a silky and authentic application with again more Balsamico. There was something else called a barozzi cake which I wish I had more appetite to try - it is a regional speciality flourless chocolate cake with a secret. Maybe for next time. This is Italian cooking & dining at its finest - the staff are kind, attentive and the menus presented in both Italian & English. Do yourself a favour - get lost in the flavours of Modena at Nero Balsamico.

Food delicious, people are friendly, service is perfect. Chance to sit outside. Opening at 6:00p.m…read more was a real advantage for us.

We loved this place so much we went out of our way to come back a second time!! My dad says it's…read morethe best pizza he's ever had in his life. Do not sleep on the HD pizza - it's out of this world. We had the Dolomiti twice it was so good and all the others were equally as magnificent. We met the owner of all the Piccadillys and they are about to expand into the states!!! Coming to New York next year. The HD pizza is "highly digestible" with more water and less gluten and it takes 3 days to make the crust. It's insane - crispy but super airy there is just nothing else like it. This location was our favorite because it was all Italian families with their kids playing at the restaurants kids play place next door which you can see through the glass. They also have the biggest gin selection I have ever encountered at a restaurant. I just can't say enough about Simon and the restaurant. If you're around Maranello driving Ferraris definitely make a beeline for this place!!

This is a especial place.. Recommended by a friend and introduced us to the Luigi the chef.. who…read morepicked the wine and recomendad what to eat . The attention was fast and We felt like special guess. The food was fresh and cook with special attention to flavors that made us come back two times while we stay around de area. Luigi is a master at what he does and if you are in the area defínanle come and visit, you will enjoy the food and attention.