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It all comes down to planning… and store-bought dessert
Devra Ferst

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Give them a taste of la dolce vita with aged balsamics, fresh pasta on demand, and olive-inspired cocktail napkins.
Sophie Dodd

Lifestyle
A little advice for the newbies: Do bring your curiosity. Don’t bring that sourdough loaf.
Samantha Mann

Culture
Chef Missy Robbins gives the Passover Seder a new Italian twist
Danielle Walsh

Culture
Because you'll be having a Seder at one of these 6 restaurants, where the bitter greens are locally sourced and Lou Reed might be reading the haggadah
Deena Prichep

Restaurants
Hop a ferry to your dream lunch in Italy's San Fruttuoso.
Adam Rapoport

Restaurants
In "BA Postcards," our editors share a visual travelogue of trips taken for work or pleasure.
Julia Bainbridge

Culture
There will be spritzes, and there will be nuggets of milky mozzarella di bufala.
Amiel Stanek

Shopping
Everything you need to live the jumbo shrimp lifestyle.
Maggie Hoffman

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You don't have to travel to Italy to enjoy a Roman holiday—learn to make this classic cocktail at home.
Rochelle Bilow

Cooking
Did someone say Passover party mix? Probably not, but we made one anyway.
Lily Mirabelle Freedman

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Get a load of this members-only Italian joint
Andrew Knowlton

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Passover classics get a makeover (gefilte-fish fritters, anyone?) in this new-school menu from hot spot Stopsky's Delicatessen
Bon Appétit

Restaurants
Welcome to Murph’s, where the Guinness is plentiful and the Bolognese is perfect.
Alex Delany

Culture

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The Perennial Plate went to Italy to eat pizza, pasta, meat, and cheese, and all they brought back were these gorgeous photos (plus a chance to win a trip!)
Bon Appétit

Shopping
For meeting the parents and other high-stakes holiday situations
Aleksandra Crapanzano

Restaurants
Over dairy-doused cutlets at La Famiglia Giorgio's in Boston, I started to imagine what family might look like for me.
Cleopatra Zuli

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With food this nostalgic, tucking your napkin into your shirt is not optional
Nikita Richardson