What to order at Vineria Giramondo

Must order
The blackboard glass with a beef tartare on the side.
Editor tip
It keeps pouring after Tabarro's barrels fill up, which makes it the second stop of the Farini crawl rather than the first.
CuisineWine bar
Price€€
Neighborhoodcentro-storico
HoursTue-Thu, Sun 17:30-01:00; Fri-Sat 17:30-02:00; Mon closed
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Must order: The blackboard glass with a beef tartare on the side.

Food program: Salumi, meat and fish tartares, cheeses

Tip: It keeps pouring after Tabarro's barrels fill up, which makes it the second stop of the Farini crawl rather than the first.

Location

Address: Strada Luigi Carlo Farini 38/A, 43121 Parma

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