Bocca di Lupo
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Thu Aug 9 2012
Bocca di Lupo’s menu takes you on a tour of Italy with a range of regional dishes and a few innovations. There’s no need to stick to the traditional Italian structure of primo and secondo courses; if you prefer, you can choose the portion size and make it more of a mix-and-match meal.
From the grill, baby cuttlefish was tender and juicy, while honey-marinated pork neck was earthy with a hint of sweetness. Both were treated simply, but to great effect in the way that Italian cooking does so well. A less traditional celeriac, pomegranate and pecorino salad with truffle oil was delicate and fresh. The snow crab in our pasta dish didn’t quite sing as we’d hoped, however.
If you’re feeling adventurous, try the Calabrian sanguinaccio dessert – a bit like a chocolate and black pudding spread, it’s odd, but not bad. Otherwise, there are more familiar options including ice-cream from the restaurant’s own gelateria (Gelupo).
Noise levels increase once the evening is in full swing: a testament to the buzzing atmosphere. Staff are charming, attentive and pleased to offer advice on the food and wine.
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