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Arburent, Osteria di Confine - Castelnuovo Scrivia (AL)

The name "Arburent" for the new "Osteria di Confine" by Federico Costa is a choice that encompasses the philosophy of the restaurant: an Osteria that celebrates the beauty of borders, understood not as separation, but as a union of traditions and flavors, and the multiple family roots of the Chef, who has grandparents from Val Borbera, Tortona, Lombardy and Veneto. The interiors of the venue are the result of a careful, radical renovation of the pre-existing hairdressing salon. The result is warm, welcoming and full of character, with bold but restful colours. Arburent is a pleasant modern tavern with a new generation concept. The cuisine of its Chef and owner Federico Costa is based on selected ingredients, seasonality and attention to detail. Do you want to post your comment? Make yourself the Critic on the Blog! Post your comment:

Ant - Novello (CN)

The Ant restaurant, located in Novello, three kilometers from Barolo, was born from the careful restoration of Cascina Gavetta, creating two apartments and a small restaurant in the historic center.
Ant means "graft" in the Piedmontese dialect and perfectly sums up the project's philosophy of incorporating local products into creative international cuisine.
Inside, the restaurant is very atmospheric: stone walls, low lighting, a few well-spaced wooden tables, one in front of the open kitchen, rock music in the background.
Ant's is a fusion cuisine born from the desire to offer something new and unusual in a territory that has always been tied to tradition.
The enthusiasm of an American chef and the passion of his Piedmontese partner have created a gastronomic blend of remarkable sensory, playful and textural impact that knows how to evoke emotions and memories with technique and creativity.
At the heart of Alex Lincoln's cuisine is a constant contamination of local dishes and spices; flavors and ingredients from all over the world, with a marked preference for the Orient, chase each other, mixing and overlapping in a kaleidoscope of tastes and smells.
You will be entertained, both by the originality of the tasting surprises (perhaps you will try to recognize the ingredients of the dishes before they reveal them to you as you clear the table), and by personally choosing your favorite bottle in the cantina.
And you will leave with a curiosity to find out what awaits you on your next visit. ....
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