La Prosciutteria Bologna In Bologna

Four stars under "ambiance" only for the few tables available outside... But basically 5 stars at a glance. Advised. Eat well You eat a lot Spend the right amount

It's worth it. There's nothing like sitting on the street, at a mini table for 5-7-year-olds, drinking good wine, eating well and watching passersby... I recommend this place.

Must go for a sandwich in bologna

After having stated that it is not my ideal restaurant, I still feel like congratulating those who manage the franchise and this representative from Bologna. Good products, wide offer, not large place, but colorful and curious, friendly (some more, some less) and adequate staff.

La Prosciutteria offers the best value for charcuterie, boasting an unbeatable selection of meats, cheeses, and delicious spritzes. It’s become a must-visit for us in any city where they’re located. The portions are always generous—almost too much food, but we absolutely love it! The burrata is always good, and we never leave without ordering the porchetta. Highly recommend for an authentic and satisfying experience.

My favorite place to eat when I come to Bologna ❤️

Excellent food, shame about the half hour queue!!

Very good food & wine, great staff! Will come back 😊

La Prosciutteria is a famous Florence based eatery that has branches in several cities around Italy including a couple places here in Bologna. We recently made an evening visit to there branch along Via Guglielmo Oberdan and had a great time. Opening hours are 11.45am to 11pm daily. They have upstairs and basement level seating and a few casual table setups outside as well. You can take-away and delivery if staying nearby as well. Order at the counter, wait staff will help you find a table if they are busy, which they seemed to usually be during our recent stay in the city. Environs are a bit loud inside, a lot of small group here talking and having a good time while enjoying good food. During our visit we ordered the Sliced Special Meats cutting board as well as the Sliced Porchetta. Boards were brought out with bread and everything tasted very good. House wine was fine as well. It was a fair amount of food for three people to share and eat and an overall good experience. Environs are casual, fun and weleft satisfied with our food and drinks. Would be happy to eat here or at one of their other branches in Italy in the future.

Prosciutto is ham which is produced in northern Italy. It can be purchased -- and consumed -- in this affordable delicatessen. The original prosciutto is made with great care; it's far superior to hams which are produced cheaply. This superior DOP certifie product is sold in the Prosciuttera deli; it's well worth the money.