
3 hours
Modena: Fresh Pasta Cooking Lesson
Take a traditional cooking lesson in Modena and make fresh pasta with a local cook in a welcoming setting.
Al Tramezzino is a street food restaurant in Centro Storico, Modena.
Editorially verified September 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

3 hours
Take a traditional cooking lesson in Modena and make fresh pasta with a local cook in a welcoming setting.

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Address: Via Castellaro 55, 41121 Modena
Bottega Mamma Puglia brings Apulian puccia and focaccia to Modena's Via Albinelli, a small counter facing the historic Albinelli covered market.
OrderThe puccia salentina, filled with capocollo and local cheese.
TipClosed Sunday and Monday; arrive early as the counter is small and popular.
PizzALTaglio has sold pizza by the slice on Modena's Piazza Mazzini since the 1990s, a casual stop with a fine view of the Ghirlandina tower.
OrderA slice of the classic Margherita or the seasonal special.
TipOutdoor seating and takeaway both work well; open every day of the week.
La Chersenta brings Pavullo style crescentina to Modena's Via Albinelli, a casual counter for gnocco fritto beside the Albinelli covered market.
OrderThe crescentina with lardo, rosemary and grated Parmigiano.
TipClosed Sundays; the larger tigella grande is a house specialty worth trying.
Bar Schiavoni has served gourmet panini inside Modena's Mercato Albinelli since 1931, a casual counter now run by two sisters, Sara and Chiara.
OrderThe daily special panino built fresh at the counter after midday.
TipClosed Sundays; go before 15:30 when the counter closes for the day.
Taglio - Focacce e Bottega turns out gourmet focaccia sandwiches on Modena's Via del Taglio, a casual stop that stays open through the evening.
OrderLa Modenese, with pancetta, Parmigiano shavings and balsamic vinegar.
TipOpen daily and later on weekends; a handful of craft beers round out the counter.
Bottega Mamma Puglia brings Apulian puccia and focaccia to Modena's Via Albinelli, a small counter facing the historic Albinelli covered market.
OrderThe puccia salentina, filled with capocollo and local cheese.
TipClosed Sunday and Monday; arrive early as the counter is small and popular.
L'Insolito Bar sits by Modena's Parco Ferrari, a casual room for gnocco fritto and tigelle that has repeatedly won the city's Tigella d'Oro award.
OrderThe tigelle ai 10 cereali filled with pesto alla modenese.
TipClosed Sunday and Monday; outdoor tables sit near the Ferrari park in summer.
PizzALTaglio has sold pizza by the slice on Modena's Piazza Mazzini since the 1990s, a casual stop with a fine view of the Ghirlandina tower.
OrderA slice of the classic Margherita or the seasonal special.
TipOutdoor seating and takeaway both work well; open every day of the week.
La Chersenta brings Pavullo style crescentina to Modena's Via Albinelli, a casual counter for gnocco fritto beside the Albinelli covered market.
OrderThe crescentina with lardo, rosemary and grated Parmigiano.
TipClosed Sundays; the larger tigella grande is a house specialty worth trying.
Bar Schiavoni has served gourmet panini inside Modena's Mercato Albinelli since 1931, a casual counter now run by two sisters, Sara and Chiara.
OrderThe daily special panino built fresh at the counter after midday.
TipClosed Sundays; go before 15:30 when the counter closes for the day.
Taglio - Focacce e Bottega turns out gourmet focaccia sandwiches on Modena's Via del Taglio, a casual stop that stays open through the evening.
OrderLa Modenese, with pancetta, Parmigiano shavings and balsamic vinegar.
TipOpen daily and later on weekends; a handful of craft beers round out the counter.