Where the recipes come from

A Milan kitchen,
a Yorkshire railway arch.

The recipes belong to the family — Mattia's parents ran a restaurant in Milan in the eighties. The carbonara, the ragù, the pizza dough are theirs. The Yorkshire beef and the Hispi cabbage we picked up here.

01

San Marzano

The base for every red pizza. Naples-grown D.O.P. tomatoes, peeled by hand, never tinned with sugar.

02

Guanciale

Cured pig cheek, not bacon. The fat melts into the pasta — that's why the carbonara doesn't need cream.

03

Pecorino

Sheep's-milk cheese from Lazio. Sharper than parmesan, salty, the right bite for a cacio e pepe.

04

Yorkshire beef

Grass-fed, 28-day aged. Rib-eye on the bone, sliced tableside, served with truffle parmesan fries.

The carbonara

No cream. Ever.

Eggs, pecorino, pepper, guanciale. Tossed off the heat. The silk in a real carbonara is the egg yolk meeting the rendered pork fat — not a single drop of double cream is needed, and we don't ship one out.

"If your carbonara needs cream, your guanciale wasn't fatty enough."

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