Montichiari, in the province of Brescia, is teeming with great bakers. Only a few kilometres from the country’s landmark bakery meccas – Pasticceria Veneto – kingdom of Mr. Iginio Massari, is a new artisan who was recently awarded with the...
The Michelin Guide celebrates its tenth year reviewing Tokyo, officially the city with the most Michelin star restaurants in the world, on a total of 543 venues listed, 227 were bestowed the coveted star. The 12 recipients of the 3...
Zak Stern came to Italy to study bread making before moving back to Miami, in only four years the man revolutionized the city’s bread scene. His newest endeavor – after opening a second space in the Wynwood district – is...
[caption id="attachment_129522" align="alignnone" width=""]Cortina D'Ampezzo[/caption] An area that doesn’t need much of an introduction, and certainly offers up way more than snowy peaks and ski slopes. In our mountain series, here are the best places to eat and drink –...
Brand new listings in the top positions of this year’s Pasticcieri e Pasticcerie 2017 guide awarded the coveted Tre Torte recognition. One of these is Walter Musco, and his Pasticceria Bompiani in Rome. Here is his story.
In Brooklyn, Parlor Coffee spells quality and innovation. The small artisan roaster is part of the wave of US specialty coffee bars. With the help of the owner we defined the differences between New York city and Italian coffee bars.
After Bandiera Blu, the emblem that marks Italy’s most pristine beaches now comes Spiga Verde, the recognition of quality that singles out the towns that shine the most in environmental education and sustainability.
Dining in or out? Here are some good examples of innovative and original chairs, tables and tools for your meals, some items that are playfully in-out, but also past-future.
Enchanting views, timeless places, fertile lands. In northwestern Spain region Castilla-León, generous nature bars delectable fruits that characterize the local cuisine: mushrooms and truffles.