Su Cumbidu
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The Marina-quarter trattoria where the porceddu (suckling pig) is the order: fixed menu, family-run, decades old.
On Via Napoli, just off Largo Carlo Felice in the Marina. Brick-vaulted dining room, marble-topped tables, and a kitchen with no pretensions: this is rural Sardinian food in the middle of the capital. Order the antipasto della casa (cured meats, pecorino at three ages, pane carasau), then the malloreddus alla campidanese (Sardinian gnocchetti in a fennel-sausage ragù), then the porceddu, crisp-skinned, smoky from the juniper coals. Finish with seadas (fried pastry, pecorino, hot honey). The same family operates the nearby Su Cumbidu Mare for seafood.
- Neighborhood — Cash preferred
- Price — €€
- Order — porceddu · malloreddus alla campidanese
- walk in
- outdoor seating
- Marina · Via Napoli 11
- Family-run
From the HALA guide, reviewed August 2026.
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