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Pulcinella
Pulcinella Review
Tired of not being able to find a true Italian restaurant in the city, owner Enrico Bosco opened this homey trattoria filled with memorabilia of Italian artists. Always bustling and frequented by families and young couples, it seems like a direct transplant from Naples. Superb fresh pastas; the best pizzas and focaccias in the city, cooked in a brick oven; and the homemade tiramisu are the standout dishes. The branch across the street, Cantina di Pulcinella, belongs to the same owners and serves the same food.
- Address: Regueros 7, Chueca, Madrid, 28004 | Map It
- Phone: 91/319--7363
- Metro: Chueca.
- Location: Chueca and Malasaña
Contact Information
- Reservations essential.
- Credit cards accepted.
Restaurant Details
Member Reviews
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marshj, from Liverpool
A very relaxing restaurant with a great choice on the menu.Service was very efficient and the prices very reasonable.Make sure you visit this restaurant whilst in Madrid.You are missing out otherwise.
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