Restaurants
Everywhere, but not the same everywhere
A trattoria is not a small restaurant; it is somebody's kitchen with a licence. The menu is short because the kitchen is, and the dish you are served on Tuesday may not exist on Thursday.
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Restaurants · Producers · Markets · Wineries
The door most people walk through first. Everything here is example material — the kitchens, farms and cellars are supposed to publish their own pages.
Producers
Puglia · and eleven other regions
Puglia grows more olives than any other Italian region, and much of the oil is still pressed by families who have worked the same groves for generations. Parmigiano and Parma ham are the same story further north: a place, a method, a name.
Markets
Sicily · Campania · every town on a Tuesday
The market is the first room of the Italian kitchen: what the boats and the trucks brought in decides what the restaurants can cook tonight. Go early and the menu writes itself.
Wineries
Tuscany · Piedmont · Veneto
Chianti, Barolo and Prosecco are not only wines but named places: a hill, a village, a slope with the right exposure. The vineyard is the label, which is why the same grape tastes different one valley over.
Chianti · Barolo · Wine tours
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