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Stuzzichini Pasta Artiginali E Riso Chef's Menu 70 Pp Winter 2018 Stuzzichini / Mixed Sicilian olives 8 Olive / Freshly shucked natural oysters 4ea Ostriche al naturale/ Mozzarella, peas & rice arancini 13 Arancini / Tuna, gold shallots, avocado & rice 18 Tartare di/ FreshTonno truffle, egg, mashed potato & grana padano cheese 21 Tartufo Gratinato / Parma prosciutto, stracciatella cheese & gnocchi fritti 17 Prosciutto Pasta artiginali e riso / Fresh borlotti beans, short pasta & cheese 16 Zuppa di Borlotti / Tagliatelle with Wagyu bolognese 25 Tagliatelle /Bolognese Spaghetti, smoked pork cheek, prosciutto, egg & cheese 25 Nostra Carbonara / Breadcrumb pasta, calamari, radicchio, spring onion & chilli 27 Maltagliati / Cod ravioli served with a sweet tomato sauce 27 Tortelli di Baccala / Risotto of the day (seasonal) 26 Riso Chef’s Menu 70 pp A selection of starters, pasta, main & sweets, tailored by our kitchen team with matching wine & liqueur +28 pp 4 glasses Buon Appetito Secondi / Fish of the day (seasonal) 36 Pe s c e / Charcoal grilled spatchcock 30 Pollo alla / Slow-cooked Diavola pork belly with shimeji salad 32 Ma ia l e / Veal shank, gremolata & saffron rice 33 Ossobuco alla Milanese Contorni / Hand cut roasted potatoes 9 Patate / Seasonal vegetables 9 Verdura / Mixed salad of the day 9 Insalata Dolci / Coconut, persimmon coulis, chestnuts & berries 10 Bianco Mangaire/ Chocolate fondant with caramel sauce & rhubarb 10 Chocolate Fondant / Espresso, vanilla ice cream & choice of liqeur 13 *without liqeur 7 Affogato Italiano Please talk to your waiter about any dietary restrictions or allergies (vegan and gluten free options will always be available). We can tailor out menu to most dietary requirements if given notice. Gluten Free pasta available Buon Appetito.
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