Italian

La Capriata

Italian · Pasta · Trattoria · Bologna · Italia

Local SpotHidden GemTraditionalGluten Free OptionsOpen Kitchen
4.0Google (1,937)
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La Capriata’s Bolognese ballanzoni is the clear standout, earning rapturous praise for its rich, soulful sauce. The overall vibe is warm, rustic, and deeply satisfying, like a hug from nonna.

Bologna and you don't try Ballanzoni. A dough rolled with spinach and filled with mortadella, spinach, and ricotta, sautéed with butter, sage, and a sprinkle of pistachio. They're beautiful because the mortadella isn't invasive — it's balanced and softened by the ricotta and spinach. The pasta has a slightly thicker edge and stays nice and al dente. Really good.
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    #ADV X La Capriata a Bologna Cucina tipica Bolognese non turistica ❤️ · @ 0:04

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    A hidden gem in Bologna frequented by locals, serving traditional Bolognese dishes with a modern twist, including gluten-free pasta made in front of you.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Mix di Salumi e Squacquerone con Gnocco Fritto

      This is a classic — a mix of cured meats and squacquerone cheese with fried gnocco fritto. We pair everything together and make a big snack like Neapolitans teach. Look at this — it's air, super light, wonderful.

    • Tortellini Goccia d'Oro

      First course — I'll let you try a rare dish. Tortellini goccia d'oro — tortellini with parmigiano reggiano cream, egg yolk, and reduced hen broth. I think it's one of the best tortellini I've ever eaten. The reduced hen broth gives you the feeling of eating tortellini in broth, but with parmigiano cream. It's a phenomenal combination.

    • Ballanzoni

      Bologna and you don't try Ballanzoni. A dough rolled with spinach and filled with mortadella, spinach, and ricotta, sautéed with butter, sage, and a sprinkle of pistachio. They're beautiful because the mortadella isn't invasive — it's balanced and softened by the ricotta and spinach. The pasta has a slightly thicker edge and stays nice and al dente. Really good.

    • Cotoletta alla Bolognese con Crema di Parmigiano e Culatello

      Tradition — you had to taste their cotoletta alla bolognese with parmigiano cream and culatello. Sometimes the cutlet stays dry, but you've solved that problem with a nice layer of parmigiano cream. Very clever, I must say.

    • Torta Tenerina con Zabaglione

      For desserts, I really wanted to try their torta tenerina with zabaglione. It's a super historic cake — you have to try it.

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