| Enoteca Pinchiorri |
| One
among only a handful of restaurants in Italy to hold
two prestigious Michelin stars, Enoteca Pinchiorri is
a dream come true for any gourmet. And the setting,
a grand 16th century palazzo close to Michelangelo's
birthplace, is only fit for such a masterpiece of a
restaurant. |
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| Gualtiero Marchesi |
| He
wanted to be a concert pianist. But he ended up being
a renowned artiste of a different ilk – a chef,
one of the 15 best in the world.
Gualtiero Marchesi was
born in Milan, Italy, in the year 1930, into a family
that made catering a profession. His parents owned 'L
' Albergo del Mercato (The Hotel at the Marketplace)
in Via Bezzecca, Milan, and it was here that the young
Gualtiero had his first experiences with cooking. |
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| Aciugheta |
| 'Da
Aciugheta’ (translating into ‘tiny anchovy’
in Italian) is a wine bar and a pizzeria and also serves
Venetian cuisine. Located in Hotel Rio in the bustling
Filippo e Giacomo, this restaurant lives up to the tag
of having ‘One of the best wine bars in Venice.’ |
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| The Antica Osteria
Del Ponte |
| Cross
the threshold of ancient tastes and walk into the Anterica
Osteria del Ponte, the epitome of sophisticated cuisine.
If you are a lover of food, then make your way to this
marvelous restaurant through the Auto Strada at Arluna
A4 for about 9 kilometers. You will find the Anterica
Osteria del Ponte in downtown Milan. |
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| Checchino dal 1887 |
| 'Bring
back the past as your footsteps crunch over the broken
amphoras in Testaccio. Hurry down to celebrate the spirit
of Rome at Checcino dal 1887. Sit in the attractive
and elegant ambience of Checcino dal 1887 located at
Via di Monte Tesraccio 30, Rome 00153 and listen to
a fantastic tale. Go into the time of Imperial Rome
and watch the Romans carry in amphoras of wine and oil
from other parts of the country. |
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| Al Sorriso |
| Walk
silently for you are going to enter a place where the
mists swirl in spiritual abandon and where your footsteps
will echo softly on green mossy paths. Your taste buds
are going to lead you to Al Sorriso, one of the most
spectacular restaurants in Piedmont. Whiz eight kilometers
down south from Orta San Giulio to Gozzano and enter
the quaint little village of Sorriso. |
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| Flipot |
| Ride
on the crest of the new wave generation. Give way to
the avant-garde gurus of cuisine that have brought out
a new emotion, a great concept and who have blazed a
trail for the aspiring chefs of tomorrow. |
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| Gener Neuv |
| Join
the truffle hunters as they make their way down mossy
paths close to the banks of the River Tanaro. Come down
to Asti in Monferrato and witness a culinary phenomenon.
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| Il Cascinale Nuovo |
| Come
and taste a feast of dishes sculpted from the mists
of time by great intrepid culinary adventurers. Go through
a magical green ambience of the Radicchio Rosso of Treviso
about 25 minutes from Venice. |
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| Il Desco |
| Fall
in love again and cruise through a romantic journey
filled with dishes made with love, lore and the luxury
of life. Follow the road to Verona and discover the
distinct yellow awning on Via Dietro San Sebastiano
7, Verona (VR) and walk into Il Desco.
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| Il Sole di Ranco |
| Wind-kissed,
sun-drenched and nurtured by the hands of Nature herself,
Il Sole di Ranco nestles as a lake-side theater with
the sky as its vast blue awning. Take a deliciously
natural route from Malpensa towards Somma Lombardo. |
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| Ristorante Le Calandre |
| Come
and listen to symphony of taste, culture and tradition.
Listen as its cadence rises with the flavors of aromas
and fragrances. Get down to the origin of this musical
score at Ristorante Le Calandre on Via Liguria 1, I
– 35030, Sarmeola di Rubano, Padova, Italy. |
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