Menu from San Marino
Menu highlights
Entrées
Seafood Crêpe
Crêpe with a selection of mixed seafood and cheese served in a white sauce
Bruschetta
Fresh diced tomatoes mixed with Spanish onion. oregano, basil and a touch of olive oil and parsley
Garlic or Herb Pizza with Cheese
Porterhouse
Steak of your choice cooked the way you like and served with your choice of sauce
Prawns San Marino
Prawns cooked with a combination of cream, curry and napoletana sauce witha splash of wine
Veal Scaloppini
Lightly grilled veal pieces served with your choice of Mushroom, Mexican, Vino Bianco, Limone
Pizza
San Marino Special
Chicken, mushroom, fresh sliced tomato, olives, onion, mozzarella (L)
Super Special
Ham, anchovies, olives, mushrooms, capsicum, hot salami, mozzarella, onion (L)
Aussie
Ham, egg, mozzarella (L)
Pasta
Casa Nova
A traditional olive oil based dish with prawns, garlic, basil, parsley, fresh chilli (L)
Pollo Funghi
A creamy sauce with chicken, mushroom, parsley, and parmesan (L)
Napoletana
Fresh traditional homemade tomato sauce (L)
More about the restaurant: San Marino
San Marino is one of those trusty, unpretentious, family-run Italian restaurants that neighbourhoods without are begging for. Melbourne’s Rowville is in luck with San Marino, sitting pretty in among the clutch of restaurants at The Stud Park Shopping Centre, easily accessed from Stud Road and Wellington Road. Boasting a modern interior backed up by traditional, rustic Italian fare, San Marino’s six days of operation regularly sees the restaurant packed to the rafters with families enjoying a good night out. Be sure to book.
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San Marino is a family affair that takes delight in catering to Rowville’s families, serving up freshly made Italian cuisine consisting of ingredients meticulously sourced from local suppliers. San Marino’s proprietors now cover two generations, with husband and wife duo Neil and Naz helping out front of house and in the kitchen respectively, and daughter Jessica acting as an administrator – quite the job at this busy spot along Stud Road, despite being some way out of Melbourne city centre.
Many of the dishes on offer at San Marino are made according to family recipes that have been handed down for generations. One of the best ways to get the hang of San Marino’s extensive and all-Italian offering is to book in for a set meal with a large group of friends and family. We’re talking a minimum of 20 people, but that’s the best way to dine Italian, right? The most lavish of these banquets includes garlic and herb pizza to begin, followed by a main event of chicken avocado or fish of the day served with chips and salad. For a delectable finish at this Italian restaurant in Melbourne’s Rowville, San Marino brings out the gelati in force – but we always recommend the tiramisu.