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Plenty of substance and no frills: near the Parioli area in Rome, there is one of the most authentic Roman trattorias

Mr. Emilio and his wife Italia took over this trattoria in 1970. For over 50 years, he in the dining area and she in the kitchen, they have welcomed customers with the typical simplicity of straightforward and popular places

Cesare Giaccone, the Langhe chef who conquered Robert De Niro, has passed away

He had retired long ago to dedicate himself to painting, another great passion of his after cooking. His son Filippo carries on his father's tradition at the Filippo Oste restaurant in Albaretto

"This is how our great-grandfather invented Tenerelli." The story of the Mucci family from Andria who has been producing sugared almonds for 130 years

Mr. Giovanni, son of Nicola, managed the company for decades before passing the reins to his children and grandchildren. Today, the fourth generation of Mucci manages the confectionery

In Arpino, there's a hidden restaurant that aims to revolutionize Ciociara cuisine

Brothers Alberto and Edoardo Petricca, originally from Sora, have opened a restaurant in Arpino called La Perla, offering modern Ciociara cuisine

The story of the Italo-American restaurant where US presidents decide the destinies of the world toasts with amaretto

The Chiacchieri family, who emigrated decades ago to the heart of Washington, tells Gambero Rosso the story of their establishment, Filomena Restaurant, famous for its "abundance" of portions and kitschy decor. Beloved by the Clintons, as well as Biden and...

Where to eat spaghetti with 'colatura di alici' on the Amalfi Coast

A concentrated essence of iodine, the result of ancient seafaring wisdom passed down through generations of fishermen, characterizes one of the signature dishes of the Amalfi Coast. Here's where to eat spaghetti with anchovy colatura in Cetara

All the Milanese restaurants that deserve a Michelin star (and why they still don't have one)

A journey through the city's eateries that, according to foodies, are often better than some sporting the coveted macaron badge. From Bu:r to Gong, from Moebius to Trippa

She sold family jewels to produce buffalo mozzarella. The unheard-of (and incredible) story of Lucrezia Borgia

A small portrait of the Duchess of Ferrara: not an incestuous poisoner but a shrewd and intelligent entrepreneur (with a passion for mozzarella)

The young prodigy who left Michelin-starred restaurants to reopen a small 18-square-meter wine bar

In the small village of Sacile, in the province of Pordenone, Farmacia dei 33 reopens thanks to the courage of Mattia Mancin. A young maître with experiences from Cracco, Cannavacciuolo, and the three-Michelin-starred London restaurant The Fat Duck

One of the finest coffee shops in Southern Italy closes: it had brought specialty coffee to Pompeii

Almost seven years of sacrifices, successes, and a tremendous effort in communication: Campana Caffè in Pompeii closes, but the owner continues to dream big
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