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A candlelit table set for dinner at Osteria Lume
Osteria · Est. 2019

Handmade pasta, by candlelight.

Twelve tables. One handwritten menu. Whatever was perfect at the market this morning.

La nostra storia

A small room, taken seriously.


Osteria Lume lives in what used to be a cobbler's workshop behind the old clock tower — one long room, a copper pass, and a pasta bench that gets floured at three every afternoon. We kept the workbench. We kept the crooked doorway. We added candles, forty-one of them, lit in the same order every evening.

There is no second dining room and no plan for one. Twelve tables means the kitchen tastes everything that leaves it, and the menu — written by hand each morning after the market — stays exactly as long as the ingredients deserve it. Some dishes last a week. The tiramisu has survived six years of attempted retirement.

Stasera · Tonight

The carte, as of this morning.

The menu changes with the market. This is how tonight looks.

La carta

Tagliatelle al Burro

32

Brown butter, crispy sage, aged parmigiano

Cacio e Pepe

18

Tonnarelli, pecorino, cracked Tellicherry pepper

Braised Short Rib Pappardelle

29

Chianti, gremolata, torn mint

Burrata & Blistered Tomatoes

16

Grilled sourdough, basil oil

Branzino al Forno

34

Whole roasted, lemon, salsa verde

Prices in dollars · A quiet service charge of nothing — tip the humans
Please tell us about allergies; the kitchen is small and listens.

“I cook the menu I’d want on my last quiet Tuesday — nothing on the plate you have to forgive.
Lucia Ferrante · Chef & owner
La cantina

Wine, without the lecture.


The list is forty bottles long and every one of them has been to dinner here. Mostly small growers from Piedmont, Etna and the Adriatic coast; a few stubborn favourites from nowhere fashionable. Half the list pours by the glass, because commitment should be optional on a weeknight.

Tell us the dish and the mood and we'll land within two bottles of right. If you'd rather point at the second-cheapest one, we honour that ancient tradition too — it's a Nebbiolo, and it's genuinely good.

Trovarci

Hours & whereabouts.

Hours

Tue–Sun, 5p – 10p Closed Mondays

Reservations

(555) 010-5863 Walk-ins welcome at the bar

Find us

9 Cannery Lane Behind the old clock tower

The cobbler’s table

One long walnut table at the back — the cobbler’s original bench — seats up to fourteen for private dinners. Chef Ferrante writes a one-night menu around your evening; the room stays open, the corner stays yours.

Reserve a table

Parties over six, call us — we’ll push tables together.

Seatings every forty-five minutes.