Menu from Acciuga
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Tonno In Crosta Di Papavero (G)
Pan-Fried Tuna With Poppy-Seed Crust.
Parmigiana Di Melanzane
Aubergine With Burrata Foam And Tomato Sauce.
Uova Di Vitello In Nido Di Patata
Veal And Apple Meatball With Potato Purée.
Hamburger Vegetariano (V)
Chef’s Veggie Burger.
Ossobuco Alla Toscana
Braised Cross-Cut Veal Shrank.
Farinata Radicchio Rosso E Balsamico (V)
Chick-Pea Cake With Radicchio And Balsamic Vinegar.
Desserts
Tris D’yeclair
Éclaires Trio.
Millefoglie Al Pistachio Fresco
Pistachio Cream And Raspberry Millefeulle.
Flan Al Cioccolato E Burro Semi-Salato
Hot Chocolate Flan With Demis Salt Butter.
More about the restaurant: Acciuga
Opened in the summer of 2013, along Kensington High Street, Acciuga is an Italian restaurant catering to London’s chic business lunchers and hip dinner crowd in this exclusive part of the capital. The team at Acciuga are serving an innovative mix of great Italian dishes from across the peninsula from their dining room in W8. For those in the know, Acciuga’s commitment to classic and contemporary Italian food is well-known, and for visitors, this is a culinary treat, apart from the notorious tourist offerings.
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When diners choose to visit London’s Acciuga, there are two things that they typically come for. The first is the superior food and the second is the semi-formal dining room and excellent service. Under the careful guidance of head chef Guglielmo Arnulfo, Acciuga in Kensington serve an innovative mix of food from Liguria, Piedmont and Tuscany to locals and visitors to Kensington High Street. The restaurant prides itself on using the freshest and locally sourced ingredients to bring new life to ancient Italian recipes.
This Kensington High Street restaurant, Acciuga takes its name from the Italian word for anchovy, an ingredient that features heavily in much classic Italian cooking. For diners in Kensington, Acciuga isn’t simply fish, instead there is a classic, short, Italian menu with dishes familiar and new to tempt guests to sample the flavours of lo stivale. London’s lunch time crowd have picked up on the excellent value lunch menu for business meetings where you need to impress, while the adventurous have found the dining events, like Lunch with the Psychologist is reason to pay a visit to this Kensington High Street Restaurant.