Gambero Rosso

In Romagna, there's an osteria opened in an old rectory that has breathed life back into a depopulated village

Roberto Casamenti and Alessandra Bazzocchi, who in their previous lives were a surveyor and a teacher, have made their osteria the heart of the hamlet of Pianetto di Galeata, in the province of Forlì-Cesena

Dining with the Cardinals: here’s what they eat during the Conclave

No timballo or carbonara—the Conclave will follow a strict dietary regime, designed to support the cardinals during their days in seclusion

Help us write the next guide to Italy’s Cafés and Coffee Roasters

The editorial team of Gambero Rosso, together with curators Andrej Godina and Mauro Illiano, invites readers and coffee lovers to suggest their favourite roasteries

The Conclave begins on 7 May. Here’s where the cardinals eat before choosing the new Pope

Sandwiches at the Caffè dei Papi, artichokes at La Taverna, carbonara at Marcantonio, and ice cream at the Latteria Giuliani: dining out in Rome on the eve of the Conclave 

Not just art – you can also enjoy great gelato in Florence. The best gelaterias in Florence

Art, monuments, craftsmanship: everything the world envies us most is concentrated in this city. But where to stop for a refreshing break? Here are the best gelaterias in Florence

One of Lazio’s best trattorias opens a bakery and a seafood restaurant: here are Buccia’s new projects

The month of May will be full of exciting developments with not one but two openings: starting with the bakery and continuing with Maretto

The Consorzio dei Vignaioli del Lazio is born. This is how artisan producers challenge the agro-industrial model

Twenty-nine wineries have joined the new project, led by producer Stefano Matturro. The official debut will take place on 25 April in Frascati during Vinalia Priora

Where to eat gelato in Milan: the best spots

There’s something for every taste and dietary choice. Here are the best gelato shops in Milan

"I never thought wine was natural — it's the biggest nonsense I've ever heard." Interview with Damjan Podversic

The pupil of Gravner denounces standardisation in wine — and in food too: “We no longer know how to recognise differences in flavour”

The chef who left a top restaurant in Tokyo to open his own place in a small Tuscan village

Antonio Iacoviello, 40 years old from Benevento, spent four years as Head Chef at Gucci Osteria da Massimo Bottura in Tokyo, a restaurant that earned a Michelin star just a few months after opening
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