Food News

Alessandro Daddea, former head chef of Kensho, one of Turin’s best Japanese restaurants, is now making waves with Perla Sushi Bistrot in Vinovo, a town just outside the Piedmont capital

The province of Brescia, ranked fifth in Italy for the value of its DOP Economy, boasts an extraordinary variety of food, wine, landscapes, and tourism options, spanning plains, hills, and mountains. Here, we focus on its lesser-known traditional products worth...

Hidden in the rustic Piacenza countryside lies a rural oasis where tradition is honoured with a modern sensibility. Welcome to Ostreria dei Fratelli Pavesi, one of the newest entries in the top trattorias listed in the Ristoranti d’Italia 2025 guide

Museum, restaurant, shop, and gluten-free café: Palazzo Guiccioli in Ravenna opens as a cultural hub set to become the city’s new gathering place

Roberto Davanzo of Bob Alchimia a Spicchi explores new frontiers in the creative application of pizza-making, this time starting with collagen from fish and meat

The European Board on Agriculture and Food (Ebaf) will serve as a new platform to shape the future of European agriculture

Amidst the chaos of Rome’s busiest tourist spots lies a small treasure trove evoking France under the sign of Tibò

With growth exceeding 4%, Italy’s cross-border wine sales are expected to surpass the symbolic threshold, albeit narrowly. However, the year’s overall performance remains mixed

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

In a city like Turin, famed for its devotion to chocolate, hot chocolate is a cherished ritual, steeped in the rigor of Savoy tradition. A tradition that continues today in historic cafés—and beyond—amid porcelain cups and a perfectly curated ambiance