Food News

The story of the pharmacist who dispenses prescriptions by day and crafts gourmet burgers by night

Ettore Vivo has three passions: gastronomy, soul-rock, and the fascinating world of Lego and Action Figures

The Slovenian chef passionate about foraging who cooks in a remote castle

Winter relaxation in Slovenia, featuring Roman spas and dinners of wild herbs and game at Pavus restaurant, located in Tabor Castle

Nostalgia for the ruthless critic: nobody writes scathing reviews after dining out anymore

The figure of the critic as a ruthless judge is just a caricature: today, all we find are positive, idyllic reviews. Perhaps it’s because we don’t even know how much a meal costs anymore?

The quiet bar that changed a piece of Rome: the story of Tuba, a beacon of civility and feminism

Founded in 2007, Tuba is a feminist bookstore that, in recent years, has expanded to include a bar, café, wine shop, and cocktail bar – all run by women

Loved by the Savoy and frequented by Gozzano: the historic Turin café that grew within a gallery

Turin boasts the largest number of intact historic cafés: all mirrors, gold, and wooden paneling. Among them, Baratti & Milano, located in the central Piazza Castello, has been an institution for 150 years

Italy copied France: this is how panettone was born

Panettone, the sweet symbol of the Unification of Italy (and of Christmas), originates from the French brioche, reinterpreted by skilled Milanese bakers

The historic Neapolitan chocolatier built by a gentleman and his wife

Gay-Odin’s Neapolitan chocolate: a centuries-old tradition becomes a cult in Rome in the 1980s

In Turkey, the Michelin Guide Awards also recognize an Italian restaurant—but not with a Star

The new edition of the Michelin Guide Turkey has been released, reviewing restaurants in Istanbul, Izmir, and Muğla this year

An interesting Japanese fine dining restaurant near Turin

Alessandro Daddea, former head chef of Kensho, one of Turin’s best Japanese restaurants, is now making waves with Perla Sushi Bistrot in Vinovo, a town just outside the Piedmont capital

From lakes to mountains: the delicious mosaic of Brescia’s food and wine scene

The province of Brescia, ranked fifth in Italy for the value of its DOP Economy, boasts an extraordinary variety of food, wine, landscapes, and tourism options, spanning plains, hills, and mountains. Here, we focus on its lesser-known traditional products worth...
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