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Yannick Alléno: 'No crisis in fine dining, but the future lies in tradition'

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.

Turin, where it all began: the legend of the tramezzino

In the heart of Turin, a small café guards the origin of one of Italy’s most beloved inventions — born from a journey, an intuition, and a name destined to make history

Where to eat in Piedmont during La Vuelta

The famous cycling race sets off from Italy for the very first time. Here’s where to eat during the four stages

In one of the most beautiful galleries in Turin opens the wine bar by Costardi Bros

La Dispensa is the missing piece: an innovative project that brings together a wine shop, delicatessen and cocktail bar, all under the banner of culture

Bottura in Turin: "More courage towards the future beyond tradition, more strength for Italian cuisine with the 50 Best"

Bottura in Turin: "More courage towards the future beyond tradition, more strength for Italian cuisine with the 50 Best"

The adventurous story of the first gastronomic bistro dedicated to truffle, born in the Langhe

An innovative idea born from the collaboration of two pairs of siblings – one masters of truffle, the other renowned for their signature cuisine

How Olivetti also revolutionised workers’ lunch breaks

After the Liberation, Adriano Olivetti founded the Community Movement in Ivrea in 1947 — a true social reform project worth remembering on May 1st (and beyond)

The gastronomic transformation of one of the most beautiful galleries in Turin. The Costardi Bros arrive at the Subalpina

Changes continue at the Galleria dell’Industria Subalpina, a jewel of Renaissance and Baroque elements

The complete guide to contemporary Cafés in Turin

In the city with the highest number of historic cafés in Italy, perhaps in Europe, a new wave of cafés (and coffee) is emerging

Italy’s smallest Literary Café opens in Turin

The new premises of the Libreria Internazionale Luxemburg have been inaugurated within the scenic architecture of the historic Galleria Subalpina. With an extra surprise: Italy’s smallest literary café, perhaps the smallest in Europe
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