Food News

The best gelaterias in Naples, Capri, Ischia, and Sorrento

From the classic and essential lemon gelato (best if from Sorrento) to the tarallo flavour, from Vesuvian apricot to the timeless fiordilatte. Here are the best gelaterias in Naples and its province

Don’t call It a rooftop: it’s a museum, a kitchen, and a stage

On the roof of the Macro, contemporary art and industrial archaeology form the backdrop to a new rooftop bistro. Between artistic aperitifs, Sunday brunch, and a new menu by Manuel Nardo

The farmhouse with kitchen in the Mantuan countryside where you can eat (and produce) free-range pork

Culatello, lardo, ribs, pulled pork and tripe are the stars of a small farm opened by Francesco Bissoli

In Val d’Orcia, a winery is ready to dazzle with haute cuisine. Here's the new opening aiming high

The town of Montalcino is preparing to host a fine dining experience from a highly ambitious family

The woman who reclaimed a centuries-old abandoned olive grove on the Sorrento coast

In Vico Equense, Franca Di Mauro has brought a centuries-old olive grove back from abandonment, dedicating herself to the production of premium extra virgin olive oil

Where to eat ice cream in Palermo

Palermo, especially in this season, is marvellous. And strolling through its streets with a gelato in hand is one of those experiences you simply must have. Here are the city’s best ice cream parlours

Pop counter and fine dining restaurant. The wine bar just a stone’s throw from the Colosseum where Italy and France meet

Whether it’s at the counter for an aperitif or in the dining room for a “gourmet” dinner, Cavour 313 in the Monti district has won us over thanks to its two distinct souls

“The contemporary chef has taken the place of the mother,” Pino Cuttaia introduces his new restaurant in Palermo

It’s called Uovodiseppia: everything about the new venue in Palermo’s historic centre, just a few steps from the Teatro Massimo

"With Langosteria, I turned fine dining into a pop luxury." The recipe of Enrico Buonocore

"High-end dining with a human, kind, welcoming face." The patron of Langosteria speaks and explains the reasons behind his success – not only in Italy.

The University professor who has tried over 250 foreign restaurants in Rome (and even created a map)

His map has been viewed over 10,000 times and is constantly being updated. The only rule to consult it? Be a lover of world cuisines
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