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  1. Cavallino

    Modern Emilian

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    Enzo Ferrari bought this old farmhouse to feed his factory workers, and it has been a proper restaurant since the 1950s. Today it holds a Michelin star and runs on the creative lineage of Massimo Bottura, with his protégés reworking Emilian classics in a dining room that feels warmly, unapologetically vintage. The tortellini are the thing to order, and the wine list leans generously toward by-the-glass pours.

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    • Crème caramel with Parmigiano Reggiano

      “The “Welcome to Emilia” menu includes Crème Caramel with Parmigiano Reggiano, a treasure chest of tortellini, the famous Bottura cotechino alla Rossini, and zuppa inglese, all for €65.”

      50 Top Italy
    • Cotechino alla Rossini

      “the famous Bottura cotechino alla Rossini”

      50 Top Italy
    • Penne alla vodka with caviar

      “Indulgent and fun are the penne alla Vodka with caviar.”

      50 Top Italy
    • Fried gnocco

      “The fried gnocco is a must, guaranteeing impeccable execution and a careful selection of cured meats.”

      50 Top Italy

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