Diecigusti is a street-food stop in Centro Storico, Modena.
Editorially verified September 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: Via Calle di Luca 27, 41121 Modena
Gelateria K2 has scooped gelato under the arcades of Corso Canalgrande in Modena since 1969, its original 1971 shop sign still hanging outside.
TryArtisan gelato
TipThe recipes and equipment date to its founding, so classic flavours outshine the seasonal specials.
Bloom on Modena's Piazza Mazzini scoops gelato from classic tradition to seasonal fruit, plus semifreddo cakes and viennoiserie pastries daily.
TryArtisan gelato and semifreddo
TipIt runs a loyalty app and monthly themed events, worth checking before a family visit.
PizzALTaglio sells pizza by the slice to eat standing up or take away on Modena's Piazza Mazzini, open from mid-morning until late in the evening.
TryPizza by the slice
TipThere is no seating inside, so slices are best eaten standing in the square or on the move.
Gioelia Cremeria, formerly Emilia Cremeria, scoops gelato on Modena's central Piazza Mazzini, open from midday until midnight every day of the week.
TryArtisan gelato
TipIt sits a few doors from Bloom, so a side-by-side taste test is easy on the same square.
Gelateria Pomposa on Modena's Via del Voltone stays open until midnight most nights, a late-evening gelato stop near the Piazza della Pomposa.
TryArtisan gelato
TipIt closes only on Mondays, making it a reliable late-night stop after a Sunday dinner nearby.
Gelateria K2 has scooped gelato under the arcades of Corso Canalgrande in Modena since 1969, its original 1971 shop sign still hanging outside.
TryArtisan gelato
TipThe recipes and equipment date to its founding, so classic flavours outshine the seasonal specials.
Bloom on Modena's Piazza Mazzini scoops gelato from classic tradition to seasonal fruit, plus semifreddo cakes and viennoiserie pastries daily.
TryArtisan gelato and semifreddo
TipIt runs a loyalty app and monthly themed events, worth checking before a family visit.
PizzALTaglio sells pizza by the slice to eat standing up or take away on Modena's Piazza Mazzini, open from mid-morning until late in the evening.
TryPizza by the slice
TipThere is no seating inside, so slices are best eaten standing in the square or on the move.
Doppiozero Food Lab in Modena's Sacca district fries gnocco and grills piadina and tigelle, with a dedicated gluten-free kitchen right alongside.
TryPiadina, tigelle and gnocco fritto
TipThe gluten-free line uses separate equipment, so a mixed group can order safely from the same counter.
Gioelia Cremeria, formerly Emilia Cremeria, scoops gelato on Modena's central Piazza Mazzini, open from midday until midnight every day of the week.
TryArtisan gelato
TipIt sits a few doors from Bloom, so a side-by-side taste test is easy on the same square.
Gelateria Pomposa on Modena's Via del Voltone stays open until midnight most nights, a late-evening gelato stop near the Piazza della Pomposa.
TryArtisan gelato
TipIt closes only on Mondays, making it a reliable late-night stop after a Sunday dinner nearby.
