Has anyone stayed at this hotel or tried the restaurant there called El Gusto. Any information on this would be really be appreciated. Thanks Don

According to the Gusto website (link below) Villa del Sol does have a 25% for Gusto cardholders. Link: http://www.gusto.com/mp/gusto.mp

I think it’s owned by the people who own Caffe Buon Gusto on Montague Street and Balzar on Henry Street. That doesn’t bode well.

Slow Food is holding their once every two years, Salone del Gusto in Torino, Oct 23-27. It’s a huge food fair, with samples of the best food/wine from around the world, workshops, lectures, and shows. For more information,...

I asked this question on another site and recieved this info: Peter – if you go to the Slowfood web-site, which is something complicated like www.slowfood.com, there you will find a link to the Salone del Gusto which is the...

There might be something at the Slow Food cheese festival held in Bra, Italy (it’s held in alternating years when there isn’t a Salon del Gusto). If you’ve ever wanted to see an entire TOWN filled with cheese,...

but don’t know anything about it. If anyone has an idea to get a (new or existing) convivium going, count me in! (Anybody else going to the Salone del Gusto in Torino in October?)

Hello I’m going to be in Turin next week for Slow Food’s Terra Madre and Salone del Gusto. I’d like to visit any local food markets while I’m there (Wed-Mon), and also want to find a kitchen supply store. I...

I’m leaving next week for a trip through France on the way to Italy (and the Salone del Gusto and Terra Madre!). Traveling with my wife and 2 teenage kids (real chowhounders themselves). We don’t want fancy, but we are...

to Paris and that was it. At one point, I was hoping to be able to attend the Salone del Gusto (the Slow Food event) in Turin if only for a day or two, but it proved impossible to swing down that far south... Richard

guidebook information. My last one was in Torino when I wanted to go to a little hotspot. It was during the Salone del Gusto so all the very “local” famous places were totally booked up. I ended up eating at this...

opportunities. There have been a number of big programs in NYC since that. The reports have all been outstanding. And the numbers continue to grow, which tells me that those who attend are repeats, too. Slow Food’s Salone del...

years it is the Salon del Gusto in Torino. Every little village in the area has its special festival for its special crop harvest. I remember going to a party for a famous politican’s son, which was in a castle about thirty...

Salone Del Gusto in Turin used to be before the big boys got involved. Next year could be a real stonker if it gets bigger and everyone supports it.

Gusto... Greenwich Ave. and Charles.