Lupa is an authentic Italian restaurant, aimed at people looking for a good, quality, tasty meal for themselves and their families.
Lupa is a neighbourhood Osteria where one feels comfortable enjoying a casual, affordable family dinner of pizza and pasta with a carafe of house wine or dining on shellfish, fresh fish and veal with corporate clients.
They offer an inviting bar for a pre or post dinner cocktail, or you can grab a pizza and a craft beer at a bar table. Pasta is homemade and pizza is wood-fired using only imported Italian flour, organic free-range chickens and the finest veal they can source, to add to the authentic Italian experience.
Lupa is for everyone! It provides a space where people can socialise with friends to have a good time, families to bring their children for a happy and fun meal out (Bambino menu for under 12’s), go on a date-night for a romantic meal and enjoy a good wine selection, recharge over a business meeting during the day (they have an affordable lunchtime menu and wine on tap), or grab a takeaway for convenience.
Lupa is a stylish restaurant with big, bold, trendy decor which is replicated in the food being served. Portions are generous and bursting with flavour – with interesting and exciting menu choices like the wood-roasted duck, veal escalopes and fillet medallions.
The bar boasts delicious cocktails which are perfect for after work drinks or evening nights out and lazy weekend lunches.
What makes this dining experience unique?
- Fresh handmade pasta made daily on-site in the Dough Room
- Wood-fired pizza in the big red pizza ovens
- House-made Limoncello (customers receive complimentary shots upon arrival)
- Beautiful wine selection and wine on tap
- Porchetta Fridays
- Market specials
Roman heritage – the logo is rooted in the Roman Legend: “Lupa is the immortal Roman wolf goddess who trains Roman Demigods in the ways of their city. Over seven foot tall and with beautiful chocolate red fur, she is reputed to have eyes as silver as the mist. Remus and Romulus were the twin sons of Mars and Rhea Silvia, who were thrown into the great Tiber river at the command of their evil great-uncle, Amulius. They were saved by the great she-wolf who nurtured and raised them as her own young. Having grown strong under her guidance, the twins destroyed Amulius and established the city of Rome.”