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1 week ago | appetitomagazine.com | Morgan Hines

A few weeks back I had the pleasure of visiting Newport, Rhode Island to review The Wayfinder for Appetito—it was fabulous, more to come on that. And, with that in mind, I’ve curated a list of what I packed for the weekend getaway. I love a New England summer (it’s the Connecticut upbringing) and I love the opportunity to embrace coastal style that comes with it. I’m Morgan Hines, Appetito’s food and style writer.

2 weeks ago | appetitomagazine.com | Brianna Lopez

Boerum Hill blends a village-like feel with the urban atmosphere of downtown Brooklyn. Lele's Roman fits right in. Located on the ground floor of the Ace Hotel Brooklyn, Lele’s Roman was humming with diners just one week after their opening in late May. The warm, ambient lighting reflects the Italian hospitality designers Whitley Esteban and Ernesto Gloria, both of Studio Tre, wanted the restaurant to bring to the surface.

1 month ago | appetitomagazine.com | Justin Patulli

Matt Rizzetta is a successful Italian American businessman best known as the founder and chairman of North Sixth Group. His investments include the Italian soccer club Campobasso, Brooklyn FC, and a stake in Italian football club Ascoli Calcio. At Appetito, we’ve delved a lot into Italy's passion for soccer with our weekly Serie A column, but there are also a number of lower tier divisions that attract as much excitement, like Serie C – the third-tier league where Campobasso currently sits.

1 month ago | appetitomagazine.com | Justin Patulli

At Appetito, our appreciation for Italian culture goes beyond food and travel; something we’ve demonstrated over the past few months with our weekly column about Serie A soccer. From the start, our mission has been to show our audience how soccer is more than a sport in Italy, it’s a societal cornerstone that brings people together. And with matchday 38—the final one of the season—upon us, it’s time for us to bid farewell.

1 month ago | appetitomagazine.com | Justin Patulli

At Appetito, we invite our readers to embrace all aspects of Italian living, from food and wine, to calcio (soccer); undoubtedly a cornerstone of Italy’s social fabric. And while only two weeks remain in the 2024/25 season, it’s never too late to join the fun and follow our weekly Serie A column. Be sure to check out this guide to get up to speed on the basics about Italy’s top soccer league.