Gambero Rosso

Mario Gamba is a true maestro. Very few can compete in regards of his technical skills that embodies Italian culinary creativity in Germany. As he chooses to use only quality ingredients, his menu is ever-changing. Since 1994 he has been...

Roberto Lucque is a tireless promoter of fine Italian cuisine in the Czech Republic, thanks to different but always effective, well-established, highly successful venues. Aromi is an elegant and well-lit restaurant, with cuisine that combines intense flavours without ever losing...

Owner Gianfranco Sorrentino is a Neapolitan with a passion for Mediterranean cucina shared with his wife Paula. Every detail matters to them. Their careers began with a restaurant inside MOMA almost twenty years ago, which opened the way to success...

In the Netherlands Pianeta Terra has become the standard-bearer for Italian specialities on the strength of the 'Slow Food Chefs' Alliance', whose logo is used to denote dishes on the menu that are mainly inspired by the new Italian cuisine...

At a stone's throw from Piazza Erbe in a small courtyard half-hidden among the narrow streets of the historic center is this beautiful seafood restaurant, informal in its furnishings and service and absolutely impeccable in the choice of ingredients, that...

There are no seasons, and humidity is brutal. Yet Singapore is constantly at the top among the most sought-after destinations for those who want to change their life and their work.

Freshness and finess, notes of watermelon and raspberry: here's Barbaresco Basarin 2016 by Marco and Vittorio Adriano.

During the US Tre Bicchieri Tour, Gambero Rosso has awarded the Contadi Castaldi Best wine bars in towns according to the Top Italian Restaurants guide. Authentic character, product traceability, by the glass selection, service and the quality of the wine...

His pizza is unique in the world, with a highly hydrated dough, very light, digestible, dreamy. In March 2018, 50 Kalò opened in the heart of London: here's our interview with Ciro Salvo.

On the one hand, Sweden, with its monopolies and a surge in sales of Italian bubbles. On the other hand, Denmark, the realm of micro-importers, where natural wines and brands (rather than denominations) are driving consumption. Nordic route for the...