Boccadasse, a quaint fishing village nestled within the city of Genoa, mirrors the rich culinary legacy of Liguria. As a seaside district, its traditions are tightly intertwined with the bounties of the Mediterranean Sea, offering an array of delectable seafood dishes. However, the cuisine is not limited to marine delicacies; it also incorporates a variety of herbs, vegetables, and the renowned Genovese basil that forms the base of the celebrated pesto sauce. Boccadasse's food culture has preserved ancient recipes, infusing them with influences from sailors and traders from the past, creating a fusion that has endured through the centuries.