FICO World Eataly

Really great place and idea, hidden in the back of Bologna it feels like your heading into a ferry terminal. 🍤 The food selection is large but it is mainly seafood. 🌱 They don’t offer a variety of vegetarian or vegan options. 🍷 lots of wine options but you will pay atleast double the price of what you can pay for online. 🛝 there is a kids play area which tree top walk which is great and the staff are very helpful and friendly. 🅿️ plenty of parking An indoor 🏎️ Go-kart track is being built.

Ghost town. Really weird. Toilets are not well maintained. Play machines for kids (racing, shooting, etc) are mostly broken. We went for a pizza - very mediocre pizza and service.

This might be the most bizzare place in Italy. The vibe is probably much nicer when the place is full (if ever?!), but it's mostly just creepy. Skip, you can find much nicer food and atmosphere almost anywhere.

The place was very clean. For some reason, the place is giant but there were about only a couple of people. At the back, there is a place called lunafarm. Its great for kids as a theme park.

What a disaster. This place should represent the good Italian food? No way! The quality of the food is low, prices are pretty high. You need to pay 10/15€ to access to a place where actually you will have to pay for each activity. It's like paying to enter in a shopping mall. All the attractions were closed. The food is not representing the quality of Italian food. You can find much better just by going to the supermarket. Last but not least I did not appreciate the way that they take care of the animals at the entrance. The space seems to little for them and it looks they are not happy. I am mot giving one star only because the the place is nicely decorated and the atmosphere is nice. People are also friendly.

Free to go in. But the food and stuff is not free. You can buy tickets for some of the exhibits if you like. They have some live animals you can see. They have all of Italy have to offer but the rare steak. We spent over 4 hours here because someone was a foodie in our group and wanted to try everything. You can rent a bike and baby wagon for free you just need your passport. The building is leed green and very modern and clean. Prices for the food is about average nothing too crazy over priced.

In one of the restaurants, they served us food on plastic plates, and it was served to us by a "robot." I didn't like that dehumanized approach.

Awesome place. Still brand new and could use a few minor tweaks, but overall, it's THE theme park for foodies of all ages. Gourmet and educational. FREE entrance and the prices inside are pretty much aligned with what you'll find downtown. Easy to access thanks to the dedicated bus line from the train station (7€ round trip).