Food News

From Stockholm to the heart of Naples: a young Chef opens a hidden gem in the lively streets of the City

Carefully selected local ingredients and a globally inspired, free-flowing cuisine: the missing piece in Naples' culinary scene

The Ligurian Focacceria in Buenos Aires hidden in the cradle of Tango

Pirilo Pizzeria, an Italo-Argentine institution in the historic neighbourhood of San Telmo, has been Around for nearly a Century

The story of the small agricultural bakery in Modica that preserves an ancient wheat variety at risk of disappearing

In Sicily, on the Hyblaean plateau, between Modica, Frigintini, and Ispica, the Fratantonio family has established a bakery that serves as a virtuous example of how it is possible to produce bread from start to finish (including the flour)

"Neapolitan coffee? It’s not the best. University students drink specialty coffee." The story of a great Italian roaster

His dream was to become the fastest and most precise barista in the world at serving coffee—and he made it happen. The story of coffee roaster Francesco Costanzo

"An overly dark coffee is like a burnt Fiorentina". Vincenzo Sansone from Naples rethinks the Tazzulella

Vincenzo Sansone is a young coffee enthusiast who, after years of study and work experience, opened his own micro-roastery in Naples—30 square metres dedicated to beans from around the world

In Piobesi Torinese, there is a restaurant that has been run by the same family for 121 years

Four generations in the kitchen, a no-frills Piedmontese cuisine, and a history that spans eras, illustrious customers, and changes—without ever betraying its roots

The best mountain huts in the Dolomites of San Cassiano in Badia (and surroundings) chosen by Gambero Rosso

Traditional dishes, gourmet recipes from renowned chefs, all-seafood menus, great wine cellars, and, everywhere, breathtaking views of the Dolomites. The mountain huts in the San Cassiano, La Villa, and Badia areas offer plenty of inspiration for a delicious high-altitude holiday

A super trattoria opens in Venice, created by one of the city’s most renowned chefs

A high-quality offering, without gourmet reinterpretations. Here’s what you can eat at Trattoria del Local

The historic Roman trattoria loved by Roberto Benigni for its Cacio e Pepe

It was May 2000 when Roberto Benigni wrote a poem dedicated to the cacio e pepe of a famous trattoria in Testaccio

Two brothers revive the "Arab Way" in Rome's Centocelle district

A street that could become a tourist destination. On one side, the Arab Market; next to it, two fantastic hot food counters. This is Via degli Aceri in Centocelle, proudly presented by brothers Rabeh and Hassan
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