Antonella De Santis

Near Palermo, there's a summer restaurant housed in a former railway station that changes chef every year

In its third season, Stazione Vucciria, a wonderful inn by the sea in Finale di Pollina, has resident chef Lorenzo Careggio

At the Tasca d’Almerita winery restaurant, Patrizia Di Benedetto, a pioneer among Sicilian chefs, arrives

Patrizia Di Benedetto now leads the kitchen at Capofaro Locanda & Malvasia in Salina. A new addition to Tasca d’Almerita

A great chef opens a seaside restaurant: Ancòra arrives in Cesenatico

Agostino Iacobucci is expanding his ventures. The chef from Castellammare di Stabia is opening a second restaurant, this time in Cesenatico

Bologna welcomes back the most “good” restaurant of the Summer, born from an ethical project

Battirame11, a summer restaurant that embodies both an ethical and gastronomic project, returns this year

The world's most famous cheese kiosk finds a new home in the forest of Alta Murgia

Baby Dicecca by Vito Dicecca and Roberta De Lia is moving to a larger venue, but it’s keeping its original spirit

The hidden restaurant along the Po Delta where you can eat oysters, mantis shrimp, and amazing fish

When you arrive at 'Capanna di Eraclio', you feel like you're in a painting, in a movie, and you fall in love. Everything enchants: the atmosphere, the beauty of the small things. And then the food, well, the food is...

A Roman cocktail has entered the global bartender's bible

Born in the 1950s on Via Veneto, the Cardinal has made it into the official IBA guide, the most important list of drinks in the world

The Michelin-starred chef Davide Puleio opens a neighborhood trattoria on the outskirts of Rome

Torrevecchia, a growing neighborhood where a new trattoria (Isotta) is about to open, led by Davide Puleio and Matteo D'Anzi

One of Italy's most famous seafood restaurants changes location and goes out to sea

In September, Trattoria Da Lucio will relocate to a new venue: Jacopo Ticchi previews to Gambero Rosso how it will be

Italians do it better: Sicilian Ramen

In everyday life in Japan, people eat pasta, ravioli, meats, and fish cooked on a grill or griddle. And then there's ramen, the typical hearty soup that lends itself to many variations. Here's a Sicilian version
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