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Fiola Mare menu: lemon pasta, lobster ravioli or basil Caesar?
Choose between fine pasta with lemon and aged cheese, lobster-filled ravioli with ginger and chive, or red endive with anchovy Caesar dressing. These Fiola Mare menu examples keep the base and accompaniments separate.
Saved menu in English, Chinese and Spanish. Only the three examples below are checked; other entries mistranslate top sirloin as solomillo and need branzino serving-format confirmation. Visit SeEat for the app download.
Compare these starting points
Choose the format first, then the ingredients.
Fine pasta, lemon and aged cheese
Angel Hair al Limone
The saved entry names fine angel-hair pasta with lemon sauce and aged Parmigiano. The restaurant lists the same lemon-and-cheese direction. Choose that combination rather than borrowing the lobster filling from the ravioli.
Lobster filling; ginger and chive
Fiola Mare Lobster Ravioli
The saved ravioli explicitly names lobster filling; the restaurant lists ginger and chive with this dish. Compare it by filling and accompaniments, without treating the brief source as a complete sauce recipe.
Red endive with anchovy dressing
Fiola Mare Basil Caesar Salad
Red endive, anchovy Caesar dressing, basil, egg and Parmigiano are named together. This is a different base from pasta, and the anchovy matters if you are avoiding fish; a salad name does not establish a plant-only recipe.
Find your order
Use the names to separate choices that look similar.
01
Decide the base
Fine pasta, filled pasta and red endive give three starting points. Choose the one you want before comparing the topping or dressing.
02
Keep the accompaniments with their dish
Lemon and aged cheese belong to Angel Hair; ginger and chive accompany Lobster Ravioli; anchovy Caesar belongs with the red endive salad.
03
Confirm the version
The restaurant says menus change daily. Use the original names to confirm the available version and any dietary needs, rather than assuming every saved item is currently offered.
Before you order
Does this verify the wider Fiola Mare menu?
No. Other saved entries include a Spanish top-sirloin title rendered as solomillo, a different cut. The two branzino entries also require confirmation of serving format. This guide excludes those choices.
Does ginger and chive give the complete ravioli sauce recipe?
No. Those are the restaurant’s named accompaniments. The saved description calls it a sauce, but the short restaurant listing does not explain every ingredient or preparation step.
Are all dishes on this page vegetarian?
No. Lobster Ravioli names shellfish and the Caesar names anchovy. Confirm complete recipes rather than relying on a general category or label.
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