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No, don’t just call it ice cream: here’s the Knickerbocker Glory, driving London crazy

An “over-the-top” version of the sundae, it features layer upon layer of sweet treats of your choice, selected from a dedicated menu. It has New York origins, but in the British capital you can enjoy it at Dovetale at the 1 Hotel Mayfair

by Federica Carr

The indulgent Knickerbocker Glory,

The indulgent Knickerbocker Glory, served from a dedicated cart at Dovetale, 1 Hotel Mayfair, in London

Dining Under the Bombs: Stories from Ukraine’s Restaurants That Stay Open Against All Odds

Many restaurants remain open despite the war. «We do more than cook: we give people an hour of normality», owners tell us from Kyiv to Odesa. Having dinner here isn’t about luxury — it’s about holding on to the idea that life goes on

by Cristina Suvorina

Shattered windows next to the dinin

Shattered windows next to the dining tables at Elevato restaurant in Kyiv, struck by a fragment from a Russian kamikaze drone. Yet the restaurant has not closed; it continues to serve its meals and, above all, to offer its customers a few hours of happiness. This is Ukrainian hospitality in wartime: a desperate effort to survive

Cheesefarm conquers Tbilisi with artisanal burrata and Italian pizza

Boris Zakhster tells the story of his gastronomic project in the Georgian capital: from fresh cheese production to finding the perfect balance between Roman and Neapolitan pizza, thanks to Moretti Forni technology

by Identità Golose

Cotoletta and San Lorenzo, the New Italy in Miami

Four figures behind two new ventures in Florida, united by the aim of rewriting Italian cuisine in a setting that evokes the warmth and simplicity of home life – as told by Mattia Cicognani

by Paolo Marchi

The costoletta of Cotoletta, r

The costoletta of Cotoletta, restaurant opened in October 2024 in Miami, that is redefining the parameters of Italian cuisine in the Florida metropolis


What’s on the menu at Alexandre Mazzia, the three-star French chef who's changing the rules of the game

Countless small plates arriving in successive waves, an informal setting and service, a celebration of conviviality, and swift pacing. And then the food: wildly unconventional, full of flavor highs and “exotic” references. What a dinner!

by Carlo Passera

Alexandre Mazzia, three-Michelin-st

Alexandre Mazzia, three-Michelin-starred chef in Marseille, closes one of his multi-course sequences with: Smoked and seared blue lobster tail and claw, watercress, herbaceous shells, head and claw jus; then Marinated scallop, smoked cress, beetroot, scallop milk and granité; finally Razor clams, puffed barley, salty and seaweed condiment, egg nog. Photo by David Girard

Joe Cicala conquers Philadelphia with his neapolitan pizza

The Italian-American chef runs two successful restaurants, Cicala and Sorellina. He offers a contemporary vision of the Neapolitan style, thanks to perfect cooking with Moretti Forni

by Identità Golose

Joe Cicala, Italian-American, found

Joe Cicala, Italian-American, founded two establishments in Philly with his wife Angela, a pastry chef: Cicala and Sorellina

The prophet of the Ostend shrimps (those caught on horseback): at Willem Hiele's, where nature is cooked

On the Flemish coast in Belgium, an ancient fishing tradition persists, showcasing a symbiotic relationship between the sea and the land. Willem Hiele is the chef who transforms this heritage of culture and biodiversity into dishes

by Carlo Passera

Willem Hiele and the shrimps. 

Willem Hiele and the shrimps. The chef is a flagbearer of the gastronomic culture of the Ostend coast in Belgium