Theo Randall

We've tried many Italian restaurants run by British chefs and without a doubt Theo Randall's is one of the most convincing to date. The setting is elegant, housed in the Intercontinental Hotel. Among the appetizers we recommend the Roman style...

Osteria Napoletana

Home cooking in the heart of Notting Hill. From the experience of Osteria Romana, Reitano has put together solid traditional Neapolitan cuisine with ancient and super classic recipes, proposed without too many frills and reinterpretations. The appetizers include eggplant parmigiana...

What will happen in the Twenties in food and wine?

How do you see the future of the food and wine sector? Here are a few thoughts about the next decade.

Wine buy of the month: Montefalco Rosso Riserva '15 by Antonelli San Marco

Complex, elegant and fine: here's Montefalco Rosso Riserva '15 by Antonelli, a great wine which goes perfectly with fettuccine bolognese.

Vino 4.0 Conference and the first ever Guida Enoteche d’Italia, Italy’s Wine Shop Guide

Everything is ready for the Vino 4.0 Conference. Expected in Rome are the major representatives of large-scale retail trade, and the most important e-commerce and international trade realities, plus some of the best sommeliers.

Armani/Ristorante

Of the many Armani restaurants we tried around the world––from Tokyo to Dubai––that this is certainly the most complete and rigorous as far as ingredients go as well as in cleanliness of flavours. This is a one-way trip to Italy....

Il Carpaccio

We are in the center of Paris, a few steps from the Arc du Triomphe. Inside the luxurious Le Royal Manceau hotel, here we find Il Carpaccio, an elegant restaurant that brings to the French capital classy but straightforward italian...

Osteria Ferrara

Osteria Ferrara is a certainty for Parisian gourmets, a point of reference for fans of Italian cuisine. Over the years Sicilian native chef Fabrizio Ferrara, has managed to make simple dishes, marrying a simple, traditional and sincere style, made of...

Penati al Baretto

Alberico Penati is a man in constant search for the pleasures of the table, having pursued his dream since adolescence to throw himself headlong into the dining world. His first apprenticeship began in a restaurant in Lecco, away from his...

Passerini

If we were asked to bring one Italian chef back home, we would put Giovanni Passerini on top of our bucket list. Of Roman origin, Passerini has been in Paris for 10 years and has trained in some of the...
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