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Small Pizza Brunch Salads Appetizers Pasta Mains SMALL WHIPPED EGGPLANT puccia, olive oil (add crudités +6) 14 CASTELVETRANO OLIVES sumac, fennel pollen, marcona almonds 7 MASCARPONE & PROSECCO ARANCINI caciocavallo, melon passato 12 BIG EYE TUNA TARTARE calabrian aioli, tangerine, carta di musica 18 BRUNCH BANANA BREAD whipped butter, grey salt 8 PIZZA WARM ENGLISH MUFFIN apple jam, butter 6 passionfruit yogurt, apple jam, blueberry, guava 13 CHIA & GRANOLA BOWL MARGHERITA 19 AVOCADO TOAST crispy chili, heirloom radish, lemon, herbs 12 housemade mozzarella, PROSCIUTTO SCRAMBLE eggs, prosciutto, arugula, fontina cheese toast 18 tomato, basil GREEN EGGS soft scramble, zucchini, avocado, parmesan, salsa verde 16 CACIO E PEPE 22 SMOKED SALMON MEZZE english muffin, celery & onion, chive mascarpone 22 taleggio, parmigiano, RICOTTA HOTCAKES nutella, banana, honeycomb butter, maple syrup 14 mozzarella, black pepper SOFT POLENTA crab, sweet corn, soft egg, herbs 16 BURRATA PIZZA 21 BREAKFAST PIZZA egg, guanciale, parmesan, provolone, cream 22 bianco dinapoli tomatoes, basil BREAKFAST SANDWICH scrambled egg, prosciutto cotto, hash brown 15 provolone cheese, truffle aioli ROASTED MUSHROOM 21 cremini, maitake and oyster SALADS mushrooms, lemon cream, parmigiano reggiano TUSCAN KALE green apple, pepitas, radish, gorgonzola vinaigrette 14 GEM LETTUCE caesar dressing, pistachio, toasted seeds 15 SAUSAGE & BROCCOLI 22 BRUSSEL SPROUTS white balsamic, lemon, pecorino, pine nuts 14 rapini, italian sausage, ARUGULA lemon, EVOO, parmigiano reggiano 14 mozzarella BURRATA pear, local honey, sorrel, grilled bread 18 SOPPRESSATA 22 cured pork, crushed tomato, mozzarella, chili oil, honey APPETIZERS GULF SHRIMP salsa rosa 20 Add Arugula 4 GRILLED OCTOPUS hearts of palm, olives, capers, tangerine 22 Add Prosciutto 6 FRIED CALAMARI balsamic aioli 15 MEATBALLS pork and beef, spicy tomato sauce, parmigiano 16 PASTA SPAGHETTI aglio e olio (add clams +6) 16 FUSILLI PESTO arugula, pistachio, parmigiano, pistachio breadcrumb 19 DESSERT CACIO E PEPE pecorino romano, black pepper 19 TRUFFLE PASTA tagliatelle, shaved black truffle, pecorino, butter 50 TIRAMISU 12 marsala, mascarpone, LOBSTER PASTA rigatoni, tomato marsala passato, mascarpone 45 espresso, cacao RIGATONI VERDE mushroom ragu, mascarpone, chive 24 VODKA SAUCE canestri pasta, calabrian chili, basil, parmigiano 21 CHOCOLATE TORTA 12 GEMELLI squid ink pasta, dungeness crab, tomato butter, chili 25 salted caramel, whipped mascarpone MAINS POLENTA & MUSHROOMS slow-egg, mascarpone, black truffle 28 PAVLOVA 12 white chocolate mousse DIVER SCALLOPS citrus butter, caviar, chives 32 passionfruit, ice cream BRANZINO salsa verde, lemon 35 GRILLED CHICKEN calabrian chili sauce 32 MANGO & PINEAPPLE SORBET 12 20oz BONE-IN RIBEYE 30 day dry-aged prime beef 95 tropical fruit salad, basil, evoo VEGETABLES AFFOGATO 8 BROCCOLINI cashew pesto, crispy shallot, chili oil 14 vanilla ice cream, BABY SPINACH toasted garlic, lemon 12 espresso, caramel ROASTED POTATOES truffled crème fraîche 12 Parties of 6 or more will be subject to a gratuity of 20% | Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness A $.50 per person charge will be added for filtered still and sparkling water. 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