Here, you won’t find frozen pizzas or pre-filled pasta. Instead, we serve fresh pinsa romana, pasta handmade to order, slowly-cooked sauces, and dishes deeply rooted in Italian tradition yet marked by Peppe’s unique flair. Our cooking appears effortless, but it’s flawlessly executed with an obsessive commitment to quality. Simple to explain, challenging to achieve.
An Italian restaurant worth staying at.
Located at the heart of Plaza de La Moraleja, Peppe Fusco is more than just a restaurant—it’s a place to enjoy from brunch starting at 8:00 am all the way through dinner. Dine as comfortably as at nonna’s home, but enhanced with expertly selected wines, leisurely conversations, and service that knows exactly how to balance friendliness and formality. Whether for a memorable meal, a romantic dinner, or a private event infused with authentic Italian charm, this is your destination.
Served automatically to the whole table, priced per person. Have as much bread as you like. If you’d rather skip it, just let your server know.
Wafer-thin slices of the finest Bologna P.G.I. mortadella with pistachio, sliced to order. It vanishes from the board before the rest of the table gets there.
Oven-baked eggplant layered with San Marzano P.D.O. tomato, basil and parmesan, exactly as nonna decreed. In Italy, questioning her recipe is serious business.
Burrata from Puglia with pesto and datterino tomatoes. Creamy inside, dangerous for the bread basket.
Two crunchy slices of bread with datterino tomatoes, garlic, basil, olive oil and nuggets of Parmigiano Reggiano P.D.O. The starter that vanishes before the rest of the food arrives.
Thin slices of milk-fed veal under a tuna and caper sauce. A Piedmontese classic that never lets you down.
Provola melted in the oven in San Marzano P.D.O. tomato sauce with a hint of oregano. A spoon for the sauce is highly recommended.
Paper-thin slices of raw beef tenderloin with arugula and parmesan shavings. Less is more.
Chicken with zucchini, eggplant, mixed greens and datterino tomatoes, dressed with a sweet vinaigrette. The salad that turns into a full meal.
Spinach, shrimp, avocado and datterino tomatoes with olive oil, served in a parmesan basket. Yes, you eat the basket too.
Spaghetti with San Marzano P.D.O. tomato sauce and fresh basil. Looks easy.
Doing it right is an art.
Homemade gnocchi in a sauce of gorgonzola, pecorino, parmesan and provola with a touch of black pepper. Cheese at its creamiest.
Spaghetti with zucchini, black pepper, provola, Parmigiano Reggiano 24 months P.D.O and basil. The Amalfi Coast recipe that wins you over without a single tomato.
Pennette with smoked salmon, red onion, a touch of San Marzano P.D.O., cream and vodka. Creamy, with a spark.
Creamy rice with porcini, shavings of fresh truffle and Parmigiano Reggiano 24 months P.D.O. Made to order, so it’s worth the wait.
Homemade gnocchi with a deeply green Genovese pesto. Basil aroma guaranteed.
The real deal: rigatoni, egg yolk, real guanciale, Pecorino Romano P.D.O. and black pepper.
No cream — Rome is watching.
Layers of lasagne with San Marzano P.D.O. tomato, ground beef, béchamel and parmesan.
Zia Lidia’s recipe, and nobody touches it.
Carbonara’s red-headed cousin: rigatoni with crispy guanciale, San Marzano P.D.O. tomato, Pecorino Romano P.D.O. and a pinch of chili. From Rome, with pride.
Tagliatelle with Bolognese-style beef ragù and San Marzano P.D.O. tomato. The one that always wins.
Spaghetti with Bronte pistachio pesto, burrata stracciatella and Parmigiano Reggiano 24 months P.D.O. Sicily, in its creamiest form.
Spaghetti with homemade bisque, shrimp, datterino tomatoes and a spicy kick. The sea concentrated in every bite.
Tortelloni filled with pumpkin in a creamy sauce with truffle aroma. Sweet and savory at once, like every good surprise.
Fresh tagliatelle with truffle sauce and shavings of fresh seasonal truffle. For the days that call for a capital-I Indulgence.
Pasta filled with ricotta and spinach, with pistachio pesto, crispy guanciale, chopped pistachio and parmesan. Our tribute to Mamma Maria; she’d give it her seal of approval.
The carbonara in gala dress: rigatoni, Pecorino Tartufato Moliterno®, fresh truffle, egg yolk, guanciale and pepper. The carbonara that puts on a tuxedo.
Chicken breast fillet with San Marzano P.D.O. tomato sauce, chili and roasted potatoes. Hunter-style, without ever leaving the trattoria.
Beef tenderloin in a rosemary, porcini and red wine sauce, with roasted potatoes. The dish for occasions that have earned it.
Breaded veal with french fries and arugula with Sicilian cherry tomatoes. Crispy on the outside, happiness on the inside.
Cod stewed Neapolitan-style in San Marzano P.D.O. tomato sauce with Gaeta olives and capers. A classic of Naples’ feast days.
Salame piccante, San Marzano P.D.O. tomato sauce, mozzarella and black Gaeta olives. Spicy enough to make itself heard.
Pistachio cream, mozzarella, mortadella and ricotta. The combination everyone’s talking about — and it’s here to stay.
Mozzarella, San Marzano P.D.O. tomato sauce, Italian cooked ham and mushrooms. The lifelong classic, lighter and crispier.
Provola, parmesan, mozzarella, gorgonzola and basil. For those who believe there’s no such thing as too much cheese.
Mozzarella, San Marzano P.D.O. tomato sauce, prosciutto crudo, arugula, parmesan and pomodorini datterino.
The pinsa in its finest outfit.
Aperol, prosecco, soda
Campari, prosecco, soda
Campari, Vermut, gin
Campari, vermut, soda
Sarti rosa, prosecco, soda
Mondoro, prosecco, soda
Non-alcoholic aperitif
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