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Ci Siamo menu: tomato, cured pork or crab pasta

The dinner pasta names hide useful ingredient differences. Tagliatelle pairs tomato with buffalo butter, Rigatoni Alla Gricia names cured pork and black pepper, and Cavatelli Allo Scoglio names crab, chili and vermouth.

Only these three dinner pastas were corroborated. The wider saved menu translates Hanger Steak as solomillo in Spanish, changing the cut. The destination offers English, Chinese and Spanish.

Butter, guanciale and crab

Different sauces and proteins distinguish these three dinner examples.

Tomato plus buffalo butter

Tomato tagliatelle

The source and saved entry both name tomato and buffalo butter. The butter is a dairy ingredient, not buffalo meat; choose this sauce direction without treating the brief source as a complete ingredient list.

Guanciale and black pepper

Rigatoni alla gricia

The source lists guanciale and black pepper. Guanciale is cured pork cheek, also identified in the saved description; this is the explicitly pork-containing comparison.

Crab with chili and vermouth

Crab cavatelli

Crab, chili and vermouth define this dinner example. The source does not list a mixed-seafood platter, so do not assume other seafood just from the name Allo Scoglio.

Start with the named ingredient

Choose tomato/butter, pork or crab, then read the accompanying sauce words.

  1. 01

    Pick the defining ingredient

    Compare tomato/butter, cured pork or crab first. This distinguishes the dishes more directly than choosing only by their Italian names.

  2. 02

    Read the sauce words

    Buffalo butter, black pepper and vermouth point to different accompaniments. Chili and pepper wording does not provide a measured heat level.

  3. 03

    Keep dinner and lunch separate

    The menu contains multiple service sections. Use the selected dinner names and confirm the actual version before ordering rather than combining nearby lists.

Before choosing

Does gricia mean a meat-free pasta?

Not here. The restaurant explicitly names guanciale, a cured pork ingredient.

Does Allo Scoglio mean every seafood type is included?

No. This entry specifically lists crab, chili and vermouth. Confirm the complete recipe if other ingredients affect the order.

Choose with the preparation in mind

Continue with this saved menu or find SeEat for other unfamiliar menus.

Sources and editorial notes

Independent guide, not affiliated with Ci Siamo. Saved menu captured September 10, 2026. Original menu publication date unknown. Restaurant sources reviewed October 4, 2026; versions and availability may change.

Sources reviewed: October 4, 2026