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I Pifferi

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Cuisine
Emilian, Cuisine from Parma
Michelin
selected
Price
€€
Website
https://www.ipifferi.com/
Description
This restaurant occupying an old post house that dates back to the time of Marie Louise, Duchess of Parma, lies amid the verdant landscapes of the Parco Regionale dei Boschi di Carrega, just a kilometre outside the village of Sala Baganza. This stunning setting is the backdrop for typical dishes from Parma, such as Nonna Lina’s herb tortelli served with melted butter and parmesan cheese. In summer, dine alfresco in the cool, shady garden.
Review score
3.7
Review count
80
Review summary
Located in the green surroundings of Sala Baganza, I Pifferi serves traditional Emilian cuisine. Food quality receives mixed reviews; while some praise the truffle rice and cured meats, others criticize the texture of agnolini and limited menu choices. Service is generally described as polite and professional, though some guests report cold welcomes or inconvenient payment processes. The atmosphere is typically rustic and tranquil, but outdoor seating comfort has been questioned. Value perception varies among diners. It suits travelers seeking a quiet, countryside dining experience, but those with high standards for detail may find inconsistencies.
Best for
Suitable for travelers seeking a quiet countryside atmosphere who can accept fluctuations in traditional Emilian flavors.
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