Moscow
YURI Tetrov was months away from opening Russia's first Eataly, a giant new market and restaurant hall for what is arguably the world's most ambitious chain of Italian mega-delis. Then President Vladimir Putin introduced a vast food embargo on European delicacies to retaliate for sanctions against Russia.
That was 2014. After a delay of more than two years, the cavernous spot in central Moscow, about a third larger than a football field, is finally opening for business. Still absent are Italian-made...