Le Golosità Di Nonna Aurora

If you want to eat one of the best ragu, tagliatelle and roastbeaf, you need to come here. That simple.

Been coming here for over ten years. This is my third time and the food has been consistently amazing. I also appreciate how welcoming they are each time we come.

Located outside the city center district this restaurant might not appear as a good choice. Deciding with this in mind will be a huge mistake. No matter if you visit Bologna for just a day or for a longer period, this restaurant should definitely be in your plans. The traditional recipes are prepared to perfection and served in the simplest and most polite way possible. The portions are more than enough making it impossible to try out more than a small number of dishes. Make sure you book way in advance of your visit especially when you are a large group.

The food was good, better call for a reservation at it is always full

We booked for 5 people around 2 weeks ago. The food was good; however, the service received mixed feedback. The gentleman who took our order, presumably the owner, was kind. However, there was a young lady who displayed annoyance whenever we asked for something simple, like the difference between two wines. While I understand that people can have bad days, we received a negative vibe overall. We won’t be returning.

Managed to get in without booking although the place was super busy. Food was delicious! We had tagliatelle al ragu and gnocchi pomodoro. Both brilliant and full of flavour. Side of spinach aglio olio e peperoncino and insalata mista were also delicious. House wine by the glass was Chardonnay and was light and refreshing. Overall a brilliant place and well worth a visit!

I decided to come for lunch as I saw the restaurant had such a high rating. They were full when I dropped by, so I booked a reservation for one person for the following day. I only saw 2 other bookings ahead of me when I peeked at the book she was writing in. I did not get a welcoming vibe from anyone except the young woman who spoke English. I speak some Spanish and Portuguese, and can therefore understand some Italian, but I can't speak it. Went in for my lunch reservation today and they sat me at probably their worst table, likely because I was solo dining. The lasagna was quite good, but didn't blow my mind. The trouble came when I asked for the bill. The young woman informed me that the card machine was down, and they could only accept cash. I didn't have enough on me, and she told me that I could walk down the street to the ATM and return. I politely agreed (despite the inconvenience), walked out, and was already halfway there when I heard a loud whistle by a man directing me to return. I walked back in, felt a lot of eyes on me, and felt uncomfortable. The young woman then came over and asked me for my passport to hold onto. That is an unreasonable request - I would NEVER give up my passport while in a foreign country to anyone. I had to then argue and eventually left my credit card at the restaurant (which also made me feel very uncomfortable) while I speed walked to the closest ATM and withdrew cash using my backup debit card. Overall, a rather frustrating experience where the quality of the food did not outweigh the experience. If you do come, bring cash, don't expect a welcoming atmosphere, and don't expect a nice table if dining solo.

Delicious traditional Bologna style food. The ragu and cotoletta were so good. Staff very friendly and accommodating even with our 1 year old. Fair prices, small venue so make sure you book ahead!

Tourists beware. I walked all the way from bologna centro and I was turned away. The manager told me the restaurant was booked all day but i could see table open. I speak Italian but it didn't matter. Clearly they don't want tourists, which is fine if you are a local. But don't waste your time walking here, if they are going to deny you a table because you are not from bologna.

Traditional Bolognese cuisine,excellent service,nice ambiance. Good prices and friendly staff.Feels at home