Eugenio Marini

The gastronomy of the past – where to eat on the Amalfi Coast at fair prices

Pasquale and Gaetano Torrente open the place Cetara was missing: a spot where you can buy takeaway, drink, or eat at fair prices

The hidden restaurant in Taormina that “drove” Madonna wild

On Via Roma, dishes worthy of a standing ovation from the famous American singer are prepared

The story of the Salento DJ making ice cream in Italy’s easternmost town

Research, music around the clock, and breathtaking views. These are the ingredients of the success of Gelateria Fisotti, just steps away from the sea and the historic wonders of Otranto

In Val d’Orcia, a winery is ready to dazzle with haute cuisine. Here's the new opening aiming high

The town of Montalcino is preparing to host a fine dining experience from a highly ambitious family

The Japanese chef who gave up the Michelin star opens a place in Milan where you dine barefoot and listen to Hi-Fi music

The empire of Bottura’s former pupil grows day by day. After opening the Pan bakery, he’s preparing for another launch that’s already stirring up Milan’s nightlife

Guide to Rome’s cafés and bistros hidden in historic and beautiful locations

When it comes to dining, the eyes deserve their share of enjoyment too. We’re not referring to the aesthetics of the dish, but rather to the opportunity to have breakfast or grab a bite while surrounded by a place steeped...

Giacomo Casanova, the great seducer who became the Prince of Maccheroni

Between one love affair and another, moving in and out of royal courts and often fleeing accusations of libertinism, Casanova always found time to indulge another great passion: maccheroni

The new life of a Sicilian railwayman: a modern bakery with a view of the Aeolian Islands – Frangipane opens in Milazzo

In Milazzo, overlooking the Aeolian Islands, the opening of a modern bakery is on the horizon, blending contemporary flair with traditional offerings

The story of the Brazilian cyclist who led Italy to win the cheese world championships

Curiosity and passion can transcend any border. Those of a Brazilian woman, who fell in love with Bormio and a local farmer, led her to stay in Valtellina and become a cheesemaker

Caribbean on the Plate: The Cuisine of the Antilles Finds Its Identity

Identity in the kitchen can be everything. This is understood by some Caribbean-American chefs who have decided to rediscover their roots. In the United States, the 'island cuisine' is gaining ground
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