Menu from Rufus Pucci Pizza
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
CRISPY CLASSIC CALAMARI
CAPRESE COMPLETA
BRESAOLA COMPLETA
SPAGHETTI ALLA NAPOLETANA
MADE IN CHELSEA
Mozzarella, tomato, mushrooms, truffle oil
PRAWN ANDA CALAMARI LINGUINE IN A CHILI AND GARLIC NAPOLITANA SAUCE
Desserts
CINNAMON BALLS WITH CRÈME ANGLAISE
TIRAMISU
PEAR TARTIN , VANILLA ICE CREAM AND CARAMEL SAUCE
More about the restaurant: Rufus Pucci Pizza
Dear diners, reservations are possible for groups of up to 30 people in their private dining room for no extra cost. For more information, please contact the restaurant directly.
The record of Italians in Chelsea is rocks and diamonds to say the least. For every Gianfranco Zola there is a Sam Dalla Bona, for every Villa, Di Matteo and Carlo Cudicini, there is a Pierluigi Casiraghi and for every Carlo Ranieri, there is an Antonio Conte. We’ll let you work out for yourself which way round that should go. Either way, if you’re looking for a surefire striker in Chelsea, then Rufus Pucci Pizza on Cale Street is a tap-in. They offer an Italian atmosphere that can take you straight back to the bel paese and a menu that features all the top scorers of the genre. Book a table and head on in for something a little special in West London.
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Being Made in Chelsea is hardly a recommendation on quality, but at Rufus Pucci Pizza, they hold it up as a standard. In fact, they’ve named one of their pizzas after it – mushroom and truffle oil, since you’re asking – as well as other local luminaries, from the Sloane Ranger (pepperoni and fresh chillies) to the Chelsea Pensioner (anchovies and oregano) and the Kings Road (mushroom, olives, ham, capers and anchovies). Pay them a visit along the aforementioned Kings Road – you’ll need to depart it at the corner of Markham Street and then walk as far as Cale Street – via the Sloane Square tube station.
The pizzas are the standout, of course, as you might imagine from a restaurant called Rufus Pucci Pizza, but the menu goes far further. There are classic Italian starters from calamari to smoked salmon fish cakes and bresaola, plus mains such as spaghetti alla Napoletana, prawn and calamari linguine with chilli and even an Italian take on a British classic in the form of Peroni beer-battered cod or haddock. Book a table and set a course for South Kensington or Sloane Square tube stations before wandering over to Rufus Pucci Pizza on Cale Street in Chelsea for one of the top pizzerias in West London.