19/08/2026
Today's Italian word โ one every food lover should know. ๐
Abbuffata (ab-boof-FAH-ta) โ noun.
A proper feast. A glorious blowout. The kind of meal that stays with you long after the last plate is cleared.
Italians don't eat to survive. They eat to celebrate โ and when they really sit down together, it becomes an abbuffata.
No rush. No guilt. Just honest food, good company, and the kind of satisfaction that only comes from a table shared well.
Come and have your abbuffata at La Campania. We'll take care of the rest. โจ
๐ 51 High Street, Arundel, West Sussex
๐ Booking link in our first comment.