Happy anniversary to us – Eataly turns 12 years old this month!
On January 27, 2007, Oscar Farinetti opened the first Eataly in a once-abandoned vermouth factory in Torino, Italy. Over a decade later today, there are more than 37 locations across the world, including your own Eataly NYC Downtown.
Join our 12th anniversary Sale-a-bration! Celebrate with up to 50% OFF HUNDREDS OF OUR FAVORITE PRODUCTS, only until February 3.
MONTH-LONG SALE
January 4–February 3
Celebrate 12 years of Eataly with SALES ALL MONTH. As you stroll through the marketplace, discover new favorite Italian artisans, then stock your pantry with their bronze-extruded pasta, extra virgin olive oil, and more — all with up to 50% OFF.
GET A TASTE OF THE MONTH-LONG SALES
WEEKLY POP-UP SALE
January 14–20
Each week, we'll introduce you to iconic producers with up to half off their entire line. Before Sunday, enjoy:
50% OFF CAFFAREL CHOCOLATE
Legend has it that the founder of Caffarel was the first to invent gianduja, the famous chocolate-hazelnut spread we all know and love. With more than 90 years of experience, the Piemontese confectionery continues to produce some of the best chocolate in the world. We love their dark crunchy bars, creamy milk chocolates, and of course, gianduja spread (which we generously slather on just about everything - including this Dark Chocolate Puff Pastry!).
Stock up on your favorites this week with 50% off!
$8 BURRATA (8.8 oz) by ANTICHE BONTI (in brick-and-mortar stores only)
Soft, creamy and oh-so-delicious, burrata is a fresh cheese typical of Puglia in southern Italy. Best enjoyed soon after production, it's made by stretching a pouch of curd, filling it with stracciatella ("little rags"), or shredded pieces of mozzarella. The final touch? Fresh cream is poured into the pouch before it's tied closed. The resulting cheese is similar to fresh mozzarella, only much creamier and richer.
Bring it home this week for just $8, then try our Burrata with Black Truffle recipe.
30% OFF OTOTO KITCHEN GADGETS (in brick-and-mortar stores only)
Functional, yet always fun, Ototo's housewares are often inspired by fairy tales or myths. Loch Ness ladle? Big Foot spoon? Spaghetti monster colander? Yes, please. Ototo believes humor is an important part of their design process – something that we at Eataly totally dig. Discover their sure-to-make-you-laugh kitchen utensils this week with 30% off!
*Limited to three items per customer, while supplies last. Please note that this pop-up sale varies from the online version; see details here.
