Founded in 1931 in Venice by
Giuseppe Cipriani, the mythical Harry’s Bar is world-renowned for its Italian
simplicity and sophistication. Originally opened as a bar, it was transformed
into a restaurant and went on to welcome some of the most legendary names in
cinema, literature, the arts, and more, from Ernest Hemingway, Charlie Chaplin,
and Truman Capote to Barbara Hutton, Peggy Guggenheim, and Woody Allen. The
fabled establishment is also known for having served as the birthplace of the
Bellini cocktail and carpaccio. Simply Italian offers recipes and tips
from Arrigo Cipriani—Giuseppe’s son and the restaurant’s owner—to make simple
yet delicious Italian dishes from Harry’s menu.
From
tiramisu and minestrone soup to pappardelle ai funghi and risotto
alla parmigiana, this title is the best accessory for lovers of Italian
cuisine.
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"There are bars that have invented famous cocktails. There are restaurants that have invented famous dishes. There are very few places that have done both."
- The Guardian
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