Trullo's daily homemade pasta is delicious (pappardelle, fettuccine), but the main attraction here is the charcoal grill, which churns out the likes of succulent Italian-style pork chops, lamb rump and fish. The all-Italian wine list is brief but well-chosen. Service is excellent, although dinner time can get packed. Book well in advance.
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