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Dining · Cavriago (RE)
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Friggitoria, pinseria and cornetteria with Neapolitan specialities in Cavriago
Eccellenza Italianacertificata 2026–2027ID 27267
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The place
Miss Krokkè brings Neapolitan specialities to the heart of Emilia, in Cavriago. This friggitoria, pinseria and cornetteria serves crisp crocchè, generous panzerotti, fresh fried seafood and light pinse romane. The frying is done to perfection, ensuring products that are crisp outside and soft within. Rounding out the offer are typical pastries such as babà and maritozzo, along with croissants filled fresh to order.
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MISS KROKKE' FRIGGITORIA PINSERIA CORNETTERIA is a member of the Eccellenze Italiane network. The mark is registered in Italy and abroad: every certified business has a unique identifier, which can be checked at any time.
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Enter the mapWhat visitors say
«Everything fantastic!!! Too bad you're not close to our home!!! But we'll definitely be back!!! Good, good, good!!!»
«Delicious Neapolitan specialities, made with quality ingredients and above all fried to perfection: crisp, light and tasty.»
«The staff are welcoming and professional. The food…such delicacies. Wonderful pastries, the maritozzo is super soft and the croissant is generously filled.»
«I highly recommend trying the fried seafood, incredibly fresh and fried to order!»
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