Food & Wine Archive
Engendering ragù
Bologna women are allegedly famous for two acts, one of which is making ragù.
Bold new fork
Tens of thousands of small businesses in communities across the country have suffered mightily under the weight of COVID-19. Many [...]
Let them stay home
Hanging on the wall behind the cashier's counter in Flavio's restaurant and pizzeria some five blocks from Rome's Tiber River [...]
A beer drinker’s lament: un-crafting a classic
For Nora Hartmann, a real beer was a Bud or a Miller Lite, and don't even try to sell her on the faux-upscale craft trend.
Can Rome’s restaurants recover?
Some of Rome's shuttered restaurants are not only closed but dying inside, leaving some owners both crushed and angry that [...]
Getting dirty and educated
Waking up at the crack of dawn to the stench of manure and mosquitos buzzing in your ear may not [...]
Fine dining in a different key
It's a Saturday at 10 a.m. and American expat Nurit Roded sips a cappuccino in the heart of Testaccio market. [...]
Giarratana’s precious red gold
In the Sicilian town of Giarratana, saffron is a precious staple, writes Tara Dourian.
Bottling Sicily
Sicilian vintages are as ample and eclectic as the varied landscape of the southern island, whose wine fame is growing.
Truly natural
Natural wine is growing in popularity, but you still need to pay attention to find the genuine article.
Dangerously drinkable
For a wine lover, it's good-bye to all that with a plunge into the world of Italian craft beers.
Ostia, property of Papà
In the 1970s, the author and his family trekked from Rome to Ostia with food and libations, and strict marching orders from paterfamilias.