Rome is one of the world’s great food destinations. Whether you’re savoring a slice of pizza bianca at Campo de Fiori or enjoying a gelato on the Spanish Steps, eating great food is an integral part of Roman life.
In addition to world-class Italian restaurants, charming trattorias, and homey pizzerias, Rome also has wonderful food store, bakeries, and markets where you can sample incredilble meats, cheeses, sweets, produce, and more. Read more…
California wine country produces a lot more than just grapes. Because of the mild climate, there are excellent local fruits and vegetables all year long. The nearness of the Pacific guarantees impeccably fresh seafood. And artisanal food purveyors are producing wonderful cheeses, salumi, and condiments.
Although wine country is best known for its French restaurants, there are also some great Italian restaurants in the valleys. Read more…
Unlike many American cities, Los Angeles never had a large Italian immigrant population. In fact, there’s no predominantly Italian neighborhood like San Francisco’s North Beach or the North End of Boston.
But that doesn’t mean there aren’t terrific Italian restaurants in South California. They’re just not all concentrated in one area. Which means that no matter where you are, there’s probably one that’s not too far away. Read more…
Buenos Aires was heavily influenced by the waves of immigrants who came from Italy in the 1860s and 1870s. The Portuguese that’s spoken here blends Spanish and Italian. In fact, you’ll hear “ciao” more often than “adios.” And Italian food is served all over the city.
Some of the best Italian restaurants in South America are here. And there are also plenty of great pizza restaurants.
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Everyone loves Italian food, and sampling the local specialties is one of the best parts of traveling to Italy. Each of Italy’s regions has its own distinctive cuisine, and Italian restaurants run the gamut from elegant to earthy.
Roman food.
Known for its rustic comfort food, Rome serves some of the meatiest meals in the country. But vegetarians will
Here are the dishes you don’t want to miss if you travel to Italy. Read more…
