One of my favorite places for many different things is
Cucinà. Cucinà translates to kitchen or cuisine in English and with the accented letter “A” means cuisine is. Cute huh?
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Chef Andrea |
To a Californian, the concept of Cucinà is nothing new,
though for an Umbrian it’s quite avant-garde.
So you may ask what is it? Well it’s a lot of things, it’s a rotisserie, take-out,
bakery, bar, casual dining, gourmet shop and they do cooking courses as well as various themed nights.
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market style
atmosphere |
Cucinà is collaboration between 2 Chefs, and a Sommelier.
The food is fantastic, the wines are quality / value driven, and the atmosphere a buzzing hub of casual cool foodies.
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Italian & Spanish
prosciutto & co. |
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a crisp white Bordeaux |
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finished the Bordeaux |
The free-range roast chicken is one of my absolute favorites (notice the plural use of this word) as
well as the in house cured salmon, a dark multigrain bread and….the list is
always growing, the wine list is always evolving and the energy always
positive.
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multigrain bread & Cucinà cured salmon (2 of my best friends)
& French salted butter from Normandy |
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Chef Marco & Graziano |
Once you start you’ll never stop trying all the tasty bits
and sumptuous sips that are always available at Cucinà.
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potato & polipo salad |
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fantastic aperitivo plate, with a pinzmonio dipping sauce |
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artisan cheese plate |
Bon appetite!