IL MENÙ ALLA CARTA
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In Italian cuisine, every meal is traditionally preceded by an antipasti plate. This is served in order to excite diners and prepare their appetites for the meal ahead.
Julienne of fried Calamari and vegetables, with thyme, potato velouté, spicy Italian Salami sauce, and aioli
Beef tartare and Monferrina veal stuffed with Tuna mousse, anchovy sauce and crispy vegetable pesto
Slow cooked crispy egg with leek and green peas, puff pastry, Parmesan and truffle fondue foam
Cold cuts and Pecorino cheese from Tuscany, soft pickled vegetables Italian style with fried dough
Scallops carpaccio with a vegetable chutney, asparagus and poached quill egg
“Insalata” means “salad” in Italian. A popular insalata choice is our signature “Rucolata di frutta con Prosciutto di Parma e Burrata” boasting fresh Burrata cheese and Parma cured ham.
The Italian word zuppa translates to soup. But of course, in Italian cooking, classifying every bowl of soup as a zuppa would be oversimplifying.
Citronette seasoned salad with asparagus, avocado, baby artichokes, cherry tomatoes, Pecorino cheese flakes and crispy focaccia
Arugula salad with fruits, burrata cheese, avocado, sliced toasted almonds and Parma ham seasoned with aromatic balsamic vinegar
Traditional Tuscan delectable mishmash soup of vegetables, beans, cheese and bread cooked twice
Asparagus soup with scallops and prawns, topped with a Burrata foam
Primi piatti refer to the first proper courses in a traditional Italian meal. For the “first plate,” we look for something that will satisfy our hunger but not fill us fully.
Spaghetti di Gragnano made from Italian durum wheat dough, with clams, sun-dried tomatoes and fennel velouté
Typical pasta from Naples area with Siena’s pork ragout, pecorino cream cheese and basil
Small gnocchi with smoked Provola cheese, cherry tomatoes sauce and basil sprinkles
Ravioli stuffed with pork, sage, butter and spring vegetables
Creamy shellfish risotto with zucchini pesto, black garlic sauce and lime
The “second plate” is the pinnacle of any Italian dinner. The heartiest of all courses, il secondo piatto should be savored slowly in good company, preferably along with a robust red wine.
Braised beef slowly cooked in Chianti wine, served with soft polenta and thyme flavored vegetables
Traditional fisherman's stew from Tuscany, bursting with flavor from the tomatoes, garlic, white wine, and fresh herbs that cook with the seafood
Veal cheeks cooked in Italian beer, served with a beetroot puree, sauteed mushrooms, potato chips and caramelized leeks
Tender, juicy, flame-kissed and seasoned just right — there may not be anything more satisfying than a perfectly grilled steak in our charcoal and wood FireNACE oven, imparting an uniquely smoky flavor and char that pervades everything cooked inside it.
Legendary Florentine T-Bone steak sliced thick, traditionally served rare and designed to be shared - usually with a bottle of red Tuscan wine!
Rich in flavor Ribeye steak with generous marbling for intricate flavors and exceptional beef taste
Deep beefy flavour grain fed Black Angus short ribs with excellent marbling BMS2+ and just the proper amount of fat to enhance taste and texture
Mix Italian grill with beef tenderloin, Italian sausages, lamb chop, marinated chicken thigh and pork ribs
Lamb chops marinated in thyme, aromatic salts and olive oil to infuses herbaceous notes and burst with rustic flavors the meat on the flaming grill
Italian Hamburger with Burrata cheese, Parma ham, tomato and arugula salad, served with homemade potato crisps
Many great meals end with a dessert, including gelato (here’s what to know about gelato in Italy!), cakes and pies, tiramisù (a coffee and custard dessert), cannoli (ricotta stuffed in a crispy shell), panna cotta (cooked cream), and a cheese plate, just to name a few.
Classic Italian layered dessert with Amaretto coffee-soaked ladyfingers, a creamy mascarpone custard, and whipped cream
Chocolate ganache with liqueur Borsci Elisir S.Marzan, created in 1840 by Giuseppe Borsci from a secret recipe inherited by his ancestors
Typical Tuscany sponge cake with Alchermes liqueur and ricotta cheese
The conclusion of the dinner is celebrated with traditional Tuscan cookies Cantucci, Ricciarelli and Pan Forte
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