The restaurant's calling card is Pinza Romana. This is an author's dish, invented by Pinzaiolo in the fifth generation, a native of one of the oldest baker families in Rome - Corrado Di Marco. The Di Marco family are Monica's partners. We get the flour and yeast for pinza directly from Rome. The main thing is that Pinza Romana contains 3 types of flour: rice, soy, wheat and Italian yeast over 5 years old.
Pinza dough ripens from 48 to 72 hours. Thanks to the unique flour mix, Pinza Romana is low-calorie, with minimal gluten content and easily digestible. The result: a crispy golden crust and tender dough inside with plenty of filling - the perfect Pinza Romana.
Every day we prepare Pasta Fresca by hand according to the classic recipe of the city of Bologna using Semola Molino flour.
The design of the restaurant was made by the Belenko studio, in the traditional Italian style. Many elements attract attention - antique mirrors and furniture, a marble bar counter, and upon entering the restaurant guests are greeted by a chandelier of 365 wine glasses - one for each day of the year!