Spaghetti alla Carbonara
House-extruded spaghetti, guanciale, farm egg yolk, Pecorino Romano, cracked black pepper.

Hand-rolled, hand-cut, and house-extruded — every shape on the menu is made in our Madison Avenue kitchen, every morning, from imported Italian flours and farm eggs.
For nearly two decades, Chef Giuseppe Bruno has built Caravaggio's pasta program around the regional traditions of Italy — from Roman carbonara to Tuscan pappardelle al cinghiale to Emilian tortellini in brodo. It is, quite simply, why guests come back.
House-extruded spaghetti, guanciale, farm egg yolk, Pecorino Romano, cracked black pepper.
Hand-cut tagliolini, butter, Parmigiano, shaved black or white truffle in season.
Wide hand-rolled pappardelle with slow-braised wild boar ragù, Tuscan style.
Tiny hand-folded tortellini stuffed with veal and prosciutto, in a clear capon broth.
Sheet-pasta ravioli filled with fresh sheep's-milk ricotta and spinach, sage butter.
Linguine with Manila clams, white wine, garlic, chili, parsley, finished with extra-virgin olive oil.

Roman in spirit, made the proper way: house-extruded spaghetti, crisped guanciale, farm egg yolk, Pecorino Romano, and a heavy turn of cracked black pepper. No cream — never has been.
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