Pinsa Maestrello Pinsa Maestrello, a new place devoted to pinsa — the square-shaped, Roman variety of pizza — was opened by a couple of young Italians from Verona and a chef from Rome. The latter is responsible for the authentic dough. The pinsa comes in many varieties. Try classic Italian combinations — Margarita (250 rubles) or Parmigiana (350 rubles) — or more cutting-edge concoctions like Tartufina with truffle sauce and chanterelle mushrooms, or Milky Way with ricotta, almond and acacia honey (both 400 rubles). You can also get salads, like an excellent tuna salad for 450 rubles, and desserts, like tiramisu for just 300 rubles. Located next to Khokhlovskaya Ploshchad, newly opened after renovations, the café is a great place to grab take-away food for a picnic on the boulevard. October 17, 2017 Author: admin Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Human Rights Law Firm to Defend Telegram in Government Encryption RowNextNext post:Russian Actress Faces Backlash for Harvey Weinstein CommentsRelated postsThe COVID WardrobeMarch 23, 2021Number of confirmed cases of infection with the virus 2019-nCoV. Data for February 3February 3, 2020“Dream Island” MoscowJuly 3, 2019St. Petersburg Cultural GetawayJanuary 17, 2019Moscow Hosts First Show of Kahlo and RiveraJanuary 17, 2019Ready to Take the Plunge? Here Are 5 Tips for Surviving Epiphany in RussiaJanuary 16, 2019
