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The pastry chef who convinced Milanese people to enter a hotel just for breakfast

Cesare Murzilli is one of the leading figures on the Milanese gastronomic scene right now thanks to his breakfast (and now also his Sunday brunch), always sold out despite the price

The archaeologist and the geologist who grow incredible chillies on the Po Delta

Both with a passion for spiciness, they cultivate around thirty varieties of chilli pepper in Argenta, in the province of Ferrara

The centuries-old restaurant in Venice that began as a simple neighbourhood bar

  by Elisa Bologna One hundred years of history full of changes overlooking the northern lagoon of Venice. For those who do not live in the city, Algiubagiò is a safe address for anyone passing through the lagoon in search...

What is sumac, the spice that originates in the Middle East but grows in Sicily

Portrait of the spice of North African and Middle Eastern origin that was once like gold for the island

The 52 best bars in Italy according to Gambero Rosso

Presented at the Teatro Manzoni in Milan, the Bar d’Italia 2026 guide, the twenty-sixth edition of the publication dedicated to the excellence of the Italian bar – a world in great evolution. Here are the details and the award-winners

Drop everything to dedicate himself to pizza: who is the new emerging pizzaiolo in the Pizzerie d’Italia guide

He is not yet 30 years old but Davide Giallongo, pizzaiolo and owner of Mazzini60 in Pozzallo, a seaside town in the Ragusa area, has talent and ambition to spare

What to see and where to eat in Ustica, the island of unique sunsets loved by Antonio Gramsci

Wild and discreet, suited to respectful and slow tourism, Ustica is a pearl waiting to be discovered. Also through its food

Mega guide to the best pizzerias in Italy according to Gambero Rosso

816 addresses, 133 new entries, 564 pages: the Pizzerie d’Italia 2026 guide arrives in bookshops, capturing a sector growing dynamically on all fronts, with the territory as its guiding star. At the top: Pepe, Padoan and Bonci

The very Milanese restaurant opened in a former railway depot

In the newly redeveloped area of the former Scalo Farini, the temporary Casa Giardino sums up both the lights and shadows of the moment Milan is experiencing

The great pizzeria you wouldn’t expect in Perugia (which also uses the Turin-style padellino)

It is called Da Andrea, the Perugian venue that a few years ago brought a gourmet approach to pizza into the city, focusing on tastings and high-level pairings
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