Everything at Mangiancora is imported from Italy's Naples region – not only ingredients and wines but even the sand and stone from Mount Vesuvius that the owners, twin brothers Andrea and Enrico, used to build their pizza oven. There are occasional pasta dishes such as black truffle and cream gnocchi, and Naples-style saltimboccas ('pizza sandwiches').
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