Where to eat in Modena, Italy. Our best and worst dining experiences in Modena.

happygoluckytravel • May 27, 2022

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Modena, has been slowly but surely making a name for itself as the true food capital of Italy. Often overlooked by tourists and visitors heading to Bologna and Florence, the smaller and quieter Modena, is home to many outstanding restaurants, including Massimo Bottura’s Osteria Francescana, currently reigning as the world’s best restaurant. We recently spent a month in Modena, sampling the local food scene. Here are our picks for best and worst dining experiences in Modena. And spoiler alert - you might be surprised which restaurant was the most disappointing. In this video, we take you to Hosteria Giusti, Ristorante Zelmira, Ristorante Oreste (Pavarotti's favorite), Latteria #21 and Franceschetta 58 (by Massimo Bottura).