| To Dine |
Choose among a vast array of restaurants all over Italy categorized by type of food you like |
| Dizionario Gastronomico |
A handy menu translator for the pros that you might like to consult before leaving home |
| Roberta Reviews Restaurants |
Our roving reporter Roberta loves fine dining,
and she send us her reports periodically |
| Pizza in Friuli |
A reader shares his fond memory of many meals |
| Enoteca de' Giraldi |
An excellent wine bar in the heart of Florence, offering tastings, lessons and excursions |
| Caffè Panzera |
Well-known restaurant, coffee-house and confectionary in Milan next to the Central Station, managed by the same family since since 1931. |
| Le Scuderie del Granduca |
Tuscan cuisine served in an elegantly converted 18th-century horse barn |
| Al San Giovenale |
This restaurant/pizzeria has the biggest garden in Orvieto, with
terraces overlooking the Etruscan archaeological site |
| Vintage 1997 |
Gourmet cuisine in Turin |
| Places
to Eat in Naples |
Suggestions from Cosa Bolle in Pentola |
| Osteria La Chitarra in Naples |
Friendly atmosphere and delicious local specialties right in
the heart of Naples |
| Don Alfonso 1890 |
A renowned chef's hideaway on the Amalfi Coast |
| Gallo Wine Gallery |
In the centre of La Morra in Piedmont, the Gallo Wine Gallery is one of the
largest wine shops in Italy with more than 2500 labels of as well as more than 1000 local products including
pasta, nougat, chocolate, olive oil, tea and more. You can also taste
local wines and cheese, salami, ham and typical
dishes. |
| Restaurants in Piedmont |
A few suggestions for memorable meals |
| Non Solo Crudo |
A classic Piedmontese eatery frequented by some of the region's most famous vintners |
| Le Tre Vesselle |
Umbria's foremost restaurant also has a wine museum |
| Where to Eat in Florence |
Suggestions from Florentine Eleonora Caponi |
| Gelateria Carabé |
Like ice cream? These are worth a detour |
| Readers' Choice |
Comments from In Italy's readers |
