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Eat. Drink. Wine. STRACCI GLASS CARAFE BOTTLE Antipasti. Aperitif. State Taps. All served with housemade rosemary focaccia. Aperol Spritz 16 Sauv Blanc 10 30 ORECCHIETTE Sicilian olives - gf, df 9 Aperol, prosecco, soda Pinot Noir 12 35 Dressed peppers and mushrooms, oregano and capers - gf, df 12 Negroni 16 Gin, campari, sweet vermouth Gem hearts, white anchovy and parmesan crumbs 13 Amaretto Sour 18 Fennel and radicchio, orange and walnut - gf, df 11 Amaretto, bourbon, lemon Sparkling. STORTINI Beetroot, stracciatella and mint - gf 14 Campari Soda 10 Bandini NV, Veneto Italy 12 65 Housemade ricotta, beachwood honey and almonds - gf 10 Jansz of Tasmania NV Premium Cuvee 13.5 69 Massimo’s burrata and cab sauv vinegar - gf 17 Tap Beer. Line caught trevally crudo, apple and radish 16 SPAGHETTI Fried calamari, garlic aioli - df 14 Steinlager Pure 9 White. ‘A Lady Butcher’ Berkshire coppa - gf, df 15 Little Creatures Pale Ale 11.5 Astrolabe Valleys Sauvignon Blanc 13 | 39 | 59 Prosciutto San Daniele - gf, df 14 Local Guest - Shining Peak 11.5 Antipasti plate for two - gf 26 The Ned Pinot Gris 11.5 | 35 | 52 LINGUINE Bottle & Can. Blackenbrook Pinot Gris 13 | 40 | 60 Pasta. Pure Blonde 10.5 Palliser Estate Riesling 12.5 | 38 | 59 All our pastas are made in the traditional way with wheat flour. Panhead Blacktop Oat Stout 15 The Lost Garden Chardonnay 14.5 | 44.5 | 69 Stracci, pumpkin, pistachio and pecorino 15 Hallertau #6 Session IPA 11.5 AGNOLOTTI Orecchiette, broccoli, lemon and chilli flakes - df on request 15 Hallertau #7 Maximus IPA 14 Rose. Bucatini, tomato and basil - df on request 13 Garage Project Fugazi 2.2% 9.5 Stortini carbonara, guanciale, pecorino and black pepper 15 Isaac’s Apple Cider 9 Durvillea Rose 10 | 30 | 46 Spaghetti, Cloudy Bay clams and chives 24 PICI Fettuccine, prawn, chilli and garlic 25 Spirits. Red. Plin ravioli, chicken and sage butter 20 Grappa 10 Pici, spicy nduja and mascarpone 14 Drummond Farm Pinot Noir Unfiltered 15 | 46 | 70 Limoncello 10 Mafalda, tomato and beef short rib ragu 25 Gin | Vodka | Rum | Tequila | Bourbon | 9 X-wines Syrah 10.5 | 31 | 47 Brandy | Whiskey Cafaggio Chianti DOCG Single Estate 15 | 46 | 70 PAPPARDELLE Dessert. Trinity Hill Merlot 11.5 | 35 | 52 Tea / Coffee. Tyrrell’s Hunter Valley Shiraz 14 | 43 | 67 Left Coast Gelato - by the scoop 4.5 | 8 | 11 Ozone Gelato sandwich 11 Long black 4 BUCATINI Tiramisu - ‘pick me up’ 11 Flat white 4.6 Torta caprese, almond cream - df 12 Cappuccino 4.6 Affogato 8 T2 all 4.5 Peppermint | Earl Grey | Jasmine | English Breakfast State hot chocolate 5 CHITARRA Make it naughty +5 Ask for our non-aloholic range State Please advise us if you have food allergies. Note this kitchen handles meat, dairy, nuts, seafood and wheat products. Pasta. gf = gluten free, df = dairy free. FRESH, HANDMADE DAILY MAFALDA.

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