Menu
Twelve dishes, made properly, since 1962.
Antipasti
Toasted bread, ripe tomatoes, garlic, and basil.
Zucchini blossoms stuffed with mozzarella and anchovy, fried until they barely hold together.
Cured ham and cantaloupe. Simple enough that Giuseppe still checks the melon himself.
Giuseppe's Dish
Only on the menu about six weeks a year. Ask your server if they're still around.
€12
Primi
Three ingredients. Forty years of practice.
Guanciale, egg, pecorino, black pepper. No cream, ever—Giuseppe has opinions about this.
Guanciale and tomato, made the way this kitchen has always made it.
Menu of the Week
A rotating dish based on whichever grandmother's recipe is in season.
€16Whatever came in fresh this morning. Ask before you order.
€18
Secondi
Veal, prosciutto, sage, and just enough butter to make it dangerous.
Grilled baby lamb chops, eaten with your hands, no matter what the tablecloth suggests.
Slow-braised oxtail, a recipe that takes six hours and has never once been rushed.
Aperitivi
Gin, vermouth, Campari. The reason Friday nights start at six.
The Negroni's lighter cousin—Campari, vermouth, soda.
Prosecco, rosemary syrup, soda. Herbal and a little sharp.
Dolci
Mascarpone, espresso, cocoa. Sofia's version, technically—everyone still calls it the nonna's.
€7A soft bun split and stuffed with more whipped cream than is reasonable.
€6
Cocktails
Whatever Giuseppe feels like making that night. Ask, and find out.
Vodka, coffee liqueur, fresh espresso.
Prosecco and white peach purée, the classic done properly.
Book Now
Tables go fast on weekends, slower on weeknights, and there's always room for one more chair if you ask nicely. Book ahead, or just show up hungry—Giuseppe has never actually turned anyone away.