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White Pizza with No Tomato Sauce S – Spicy Ask About Our Gluten Free* Pasta Options! (available in piatto piccolo) DEL PASTORE 18 imported meat cuts and cheese, marinated olives, artichoke hearts, pane SPAGHETTI POMODORO E carasau NONNA MINESTRONE 5 BASILICO 14 (con polpette 17) vegetable soup with swiss chard, green spaghetti alla chitarra, tomato and basil SALSICCE E PEPPERONI 9 beans, lima beans, tomatoes, potatoes, sauce, parmigiano cheese grilled sausage, roasted red peppers and carrots, vegetable broth, croutons crusty country style bread LINGUINE VONGOLE E DEL GIORNO MP BOTTARGA 19 soup of the day ARROSTICINI 13 clams, garlic, parsley, white wine, fresh grilled lamb skewers marinated with fresh tomatoes, imported bottarga (salted, herbs, over vellutata di asparagi cured fish roe) POLPETTE 9 LINGUINE BARCAIOLO 21 pork and beef meatballs, tomato sauce, clams, mussels, shrimp, squid, scallops, creamy polenta, shaved parmigiano, light spicy cherry tomato sauce country style bread FILETTO AL VINO ROSSO E TIMO 30 STROZZAPRETI DI CARNE 17 SUPPLI DI RISO 9 grilled beef tenderloin, red wine and twisted elongated pasta, beef and pork breaded rice balls stuffed with fresh thyme reduction, mashed potatoes ragu, parmigiano cheese mozzarella and ham, tomato sauce POLLO PARMIGIANO 16 STROZZAPRETI INVOLTINI DI MELANZANA 9 lightly breaded chicken breast, tomato CAMPAGNOLA 15 thinly sliced eggplant stuffed with fresh sauce, mozzarella, parmigiano, side of twisted elongated pasta, shallots, mozzarella, goat cheese, basil, tomato spaghetti pomodoro eggplant, sweet peas, tomato sauce, sauce ricotta salata POLLETTO AL FORNO 18 PROSCIUTTO E BURRATA 16 game cornish hen marinated with MACARRONES DE PUNZU 20 prosciutto, burrata, arugula, fresh toma- aromatic herbs and oven roasted, roasted traditional Sardinian semolina dumplings, toes, basil, pane guttiau vegetables lamb ragu, pecorino sardo BRUSCHETTA 8 SALMONE MEDITERRANEO 20 GNOCCHI AL FORNO 16 fresh tomato, basil, garlic crostini, shaved fresh salmon, white wine sauce, capers, potato dumplings, fresh mozzarella, pecorino olives, cherry tomatoes, riso al salto tomato sauce, parmigiano cheese and basil RAVIOLI DI RICOTTA 15 cheese ravioli, tomato and basil sauce CALAMARI FRITTI O ADD A SIDE DISH TO RISOTTO MARECHIARO 21 ALLA GRIGLIA 12 YOUR MEAL 5 carnaroli rice, clams, mussels, squid, shrimp, scallops, white wine and fresh your choice of calamari lightly breaded - sautéed spinach - grilled asparagus tomato sauce and fried or grilled - sautéed broccoli - roasted potatoes GRIGLIATA DEL PESCATORE 18 RISOTTO RADICCHIO E grilled calamari, shrimp, octopus, PANCETTA 19 radicchio carnaroli rice, radicchio, pancetta, pear, walnuts, pecorino sardo INSALATA DI MARE 16 octopus, calamari, cuttlefish, shrimp, Ask about our gluten free* pasta options! mussels, EVOO, lemon juice, parsley MARGHERITA 12 tomato sauce, mozzarella, basil COZZE E VONGOLE AL NONNO 13 VERMENTINO 13 tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella, anchovies Mussels, little neck clams, fregula, white wine sauce MONTANARA 14 tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella, speck, gorgonzola 4 STAGIONI 14 tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella, kalamata olives, artichoke, mushroom, prosciutto crudo ALCENTRO 7 RUSTICAS 14 romaine hearts, cucumber, cherry toma- tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella, onions, mushroom, sausage, Kalamata olives, toes, carrots, ex. virgin olive oil, fresh lemon pepperoncino dressing PROSCIUTTO COTTO E FUNGHI 13 SARDA 9 tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella, cooked ham, mushroom arugula, radicchio, Belgian endive, cherry tomatoes, shaved pecorino sardo, saba VEGETARIANAW 13 dressing fresh mozzarella, zucchini, eggplant, mushroom, roasted peppers SPINACI 8 CRUDAW 16 spinach, shaved red onions, boiled eggs, fresh mozzarella, fresh tomatoes, arugula, prosciutto, burrata, shaved parmigiano, saba ceci beans, crispy prosciutto, shaved parmigiano, balsamic reduction TONNO E CIPOLLA 14 tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella, Genova tuna, onion BARBABIETOLE 8 roasted beets, arugula, radish, crumbled QUATTRO MORIS 14 goat cheese, caramelized pistachio, tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella, sausage, pecorino sardo balsamic vinaigrette CALZONE (POCKET PIZZA) 13 CAPRESE 10 tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella, prosciutto cotto, basil sliced fresh mozzarella, tomatoes, ex. virgin olive oil, basil, pesto drizzle W – white pizza with no tomato sauce S – spicy * GLUTEN FREE PASTA ADD $2.50 (please note our kitchen is not flour free) .
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