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A multifaceted city, made up of coexisting cultures that over the years have fuelled a surprisingly vibrant gastronomic scene. Among them, Italy plays a central role, with an increasingly contemporary presence. This mini guide by Giulia Salis brings together six...

The best brunches to try in Florence over the Christmas holidays: here are the addresses not to miss.

Although London has a large Italian population, it is unusual to find them working in that most British of institutions, the pub. One exception is Luigi Stancanelli, landlord of The City Pride on Farringdon Lane, who tells Louis Thomas about...

Yamaneko is the Fukayama family’s restaurant, combining the recipes and techniques of Japanese cuisine with the best of Friuli Venezia Giulia

Trogolo, which opened in London's Notting Hill this week, promises to provide "the most authentic Tuscan experience possible" in the British capital. Louis Thomas finds out more from co-owner Giovanni Mazzei

Ahead of the opening of his new restaurant, Mezzogiorno at Corinthia London, Francesco Mazzei tells Gambero Rosso why he is bringing a taste of his native Calabria to the British capital.

In Prato, Tuscany, there is a ten-seat restaurant where every dinner is a story and every bite an act of love for Japanese culture.

During Buonissima, the French chef reflects with Gambero Rosso on the role of tradition in the cuisine of the future, on the centrality of sauces, and on the importance of dialogue with young chefs.

In the heart of Testaccio, this establishment, opened in 2020, serves one of the best carbonaras in the city—but that’s not all. Chef Giulio Bertone skillfully presents contemporary dishes as well, offering remarkable value for money

In the heart of Vomero, there is a little living room that spans an entire street and is entirely run by women: dishes, Champagne, breakfasts, and after-dinner delights that embrace tradition and come with affordable prices