Menu
Seasonal ingredients, handmade pasta, and recipes that travel from Rome to the Village. Menu changes with the market.
Tagliere della Casa
Our house board — Prosciutto di Parma, burrata, marinated olives, roasted peppers, aged Parmigiano, and warm crostini. Made for sharing over a glass of Franciacorta.
$32
Antipasti
To beginProsciutto di Parma, burrata, olives, roasted peppers, Parmigiano, crostini — for the table.
Creamy burrata, peak-season tomatoes, basil oil, aged balsamic, sea salt.
SeasonalBraised Roman artichokes with mint, garlic, and lemon — a Nonna classic.
House meatballs in slow San Marzano tomato sauce, shaved pecorino, parsley.
Crisp calamari, chili aioli, lemon, and a dusting of parsley.
Primi
Handmade pastaTonnarelli, Pecorino Romano DOP, cracked Tellicherry pepper.
SignatureGuanciale, egg yolk, pecorino, black pepper — no cream, ever.
Wide ribbons of egg pasta with slow beef & pork ragù, 8 hours on the stove.
Guanciale, tomato, chili, pecorino — Roman heat with a soft finish.
Roasted squash ravioli, brown butter, sage, amaretti crumble, aged balsamic.
SeasonalManila clams, white wine, garlic, chili, parsley, and a squeeze of lemon.
Secondi
From the grill & ovenVeal shank braised in Barolo, saffron risotto, gremolata.
SignatureWhole Mediterranean sea bass, roasted with lemon, herbs, and olive oil.
Brick-pressed half chicken, rosemary, garlic, roasted fingerlings.
32oz dry-aged porterhouse for two, grilled over wood, sea salt, arugula.
For twoLayers of eggplant, tomato, mozzarella, and basil — baked until bubbling.
Contorni
SidesWild arugula, shaved Parmigiano, lemon, extra-virgin olive oil.
Crisp roasted potatoes, rosemary, garlic confit.
Tuscan kale sautéed with chili, garlic, and lemon zest.
Blistered green beans, toasted almonds, brown butter.
Dolci
To finishEspresso-soaked savoiardi, mascarpone, Valrhona cocoa.
SignatureVanilla bean, seasonal fruit compote, pistachio crumble.
Flourless dark chocolate cake, olive oil gelato, sea salt.
Fior di latte gelato drowned in a double espresso.
Three Italian cheeses, honeycomb, mostarda, walnut bread.
Vini
A few favoritesLombardy sparkler — bright citrus, fine mousse. Perfect with antipasti.
Sardinian white — saline, herbal, made for seafood and warm evenings.
Tuscan Sangiovese — cherry, leather, and structure for ragù and steaks.
Nebbiolo from Piedmont — rose, tar, and a long finish. Worth the wait.
Dried-grape richness — dark fruit, cocoa, ideal with osso buco or formaggi.
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