Food News

One of the best Frittatine in Naples is made by a deli with 120 years of history

Naples and street food are two concepts that fit together perfectly. Not far from the Capodimonte Museum, there’s a deli that’s ideal for discovering true Neapolitan street food

The top patisserie just steps from the Pompeii ruins where you can enjoy exceptional pastiere and croissants

Just 200 metres from the entrance to the ruins, and 500 metres from the Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of the Rosary, if you're passing through Pompeii, you're also passing by De Vivo

Tre Bicchieri meets Wine Paris

It’s Tre Bicchieri o’clock in Paris. About 60 awarded wineries celebrated the complexity of Italian wine at the Wine Paris 2025 trade fair

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

Farewell cacio e pepe in New York. "With tariffs, Pecorino Romano will also become more expensive." The warning from Giuseppe Di Martino

Uncertainty at this stage is the biggest problem for those like Giuseppe Di Martino, who plays a dual role as both a pasta producer and a restaurateur in the US.

Against tariffs? Here are the US foods that could be "hit"

On the shelves of our supermarkets, America is often represented by brands such as Campbell's, Old El Paso, or Kellogg's, but the bulk of imports actually consists of bulk products. The response to Trump could also come from here

"With U.S. tariffs, buffalo mozzarella will cost almost double. We're ruined." The outburst of an Italian chef in Miami

Marco Giugliano opened his Mano Libera in Miami just a few months ago. His is a contemporary Campanian cuisine, with many imported products and hundreds of Italian wines. Which, with the tariffs, could disappear

Meloni: "Tariffs? If necessary, there will be consequences. Heavy impact on agri-food sector"

The Prime Minister, speaking at Palazzo Chigi, addresses trade exchanges. Lollobrigida on wine: "A booming sector, we have set export records"

The Government honours the greats of Italian cuisine, from Bottura to Pepe. Massari: "Thank you, Meloni, the only one who listened to us"

The Prime Minister, together with the Minister of Agriculture, Francesco Lollobrigida, presents the awards for the first time to the Masters of the Art of Italian Cuisine. The event at Palazzo Chigi

"We must promote a cuisine that is not just for the few." Interview with Massimo Bottura

A golden year for Massimo Bottura, who, after celebrating the 30th anniversary of Osteria Francescana, receives the title of Master of the Art of Cuisine at Palazzo Chigi
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