Spaghetti Alle Vongole
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Spaghetti Alle Vongole
................................$Tagliatelle Al Sugo Di Granchio
................................$Scialatielli All Aragosta
................................$Tagliata
................................$Paccheri All'astice
................................$Polpetta D'alga
................................$Antipasto Di Mare
................................$Spiedini Di Calamaro
................................$Crostino Al Pomodoro
................................$Patate E Baccalà
................................$Paccheri Al Granchio
................................$Ostrica
................................$Sciaratielli Allo Scoglio
................................$Gnocchi Ai Funghi
................................$Saltimbocca Alla Romana
................................$Gnocchi Al Sugo
................................$At Ristorante Maracuja, the menu is a friendly seafood lover’s playground that brings together classic Italian coastal flavors with a relaxed, casual vibe. From the moment you sit down, the list of first courses reads like a tour of the sea: Spaghetti Alle Vongole arrives with perfectly al dente pasta hugging sweet clams, while Tagliatelle Al Sugo Di Granchio and Paccheri All’Astice showcase rich, shellfish‑forward sauces that cling beautifully to the noodles. I found Scialatielli All Aragosta to be a standout, with its hand‑cut ribbons of pasta and generous lobster, proving this place knows how to treat crustaceans with care.
Alongside these, there’s variety - Sciaratielli Allo Scoglio offers a medley of seafood in every forkful, and dishes like Paccheri Al Granchio or Ostrica add textural contrast that keeps each course exciting. The Antipasto Di Mare is a great way to start, with a thoughtful mix of sea flavors that feel fresh without being overly pretentious, and lighter bites like Crostino Al Pomodoro balance out the richer plates. Even more traditional options such as Gnocchi Ai Funghi, Gnocchi Al Sugo, and Saltimbocca Alla Romana are given a place on the menu, showing some breadth beyond seafood.
Overall, the menu feels both comforting and adventurous, with familiar meals linked by a clear respect for Italian culinary tradition and the bounty of the Mediterranean coast.