GIVE THE GIFT OF ITALY.

GIVE THE GIFT OF ITALY.

Our hand-selected Italian gift baskets and boxes are the perfect choice for those who like to explore new tastes or for those who know exactly the kinds of foods they love.

This week's picks

Each week we curate a few items we think you'll enjoy trying for the first time-or, if you're already a fan, remember to restock!

The Secret Sauce

Creamy Lemon Pasta

Creamy Lemon Pasta

There is something special about a really good pasta. This lemon pasta recipe combines a fresh lemon flavor with the...

Your Guide To Italian Gifts For Everyone On Your List

Your Guide To Italian Gifts For Everyone On Your List

As the festive season is fast approaching, it is time to begin thinking about what gifts you'll be getting your...

Italian Thanksgiving Stuffing

Italian Thanksgiving Stuffing

Italian Thanksgiving is a perfect mixture of traditional American dishes and Italian-inspired dishes. This year, we are taking our stuffing...

Italian Thanksgiving

Italian Thanksgiving

Italians living in Italy do not celebrate Thanksgiving. However, this holiday has been fully embraced and celebrated by Italian-Americans from...

5 Famous Italian Pasta Dishes

5 Famous Italian Pasta Dishes

Linguine, fettuccine, spaghetti, tortellini—you name it; the types of pastas (like all good things) are endless. And although we think...

Sicilian Fig and Prosciutto Bruschetta

Sicilian Fig and Prosciutto Bruschetta

In addition to lemons, olives, and almonds, figs are an integral part of Sicilian food culture. Dating back to historic times, figs have...

FROM OUR FAMILY..

FROM OUR FAMILY..

...to yours. In 1987, Vincenzo Di Piazza founded DITALIA in St. Louis. From the start, Vincenzo made Ditalia a family business: Our warehouse was full of cousins and nephews talking about Italian foods and shipping out orders. He got to know customers and always invited them over for dinner.

"The dinner table is a special place where everyone's family. It's where good food and company matter, where we gather to talk about things both big and small."

VINCE DI PIAZZA

St. Louis, MO