Pappa Ciccia
Deliciously authentic Italian food made with love, in Fulham since 1995.
30 Years of Excellence
Welcome to Pappa Ciccia, a Pizzeria-Trattoria serving pizzas, pasta, salads and seafood dishes established in Munster Road, Fulham in 1995.
Pappa Ciccia is owned and managed by Tino & Shelly Mereu, we have lived in Fulham for over 30 years and have two sons Antono & Tino Junior who work in the business, as does our nephew and my sister-in-law, so we are very much a family. We are backed up by a loyal hardworking team that have been with us for many years.
For the finest, traditional Italian food in London visit one of our Fulham Restaurants and experience the best that Italy can offer.We are very proud of what we’ve achieved and have built up a wonderful local clientele who are loyal and extremely supportive. We are very grateful to the amazing local residents of Fulham and beyond.
Whether its a Pizza from our hand built Pizza oven, one of our amazing pasta’s or another of our tasty dishes you can be sure that you will want to come back again.
We put our heart & soul into the cooking and service and we feel our success is due to the personal attention that we give to our restaurants every day. It’s a very competitive and demanding business and as we are open 7 days a week it requires 100% dedication and lots of passion.
As well as offering the most fantastic pizzas, we have a complete menu using ingredients we source from all regions of Italy.
So for a taste of Italy delivered to your door, a risotto for a cosy night in, or a pizza in front of the television... call us:
Fulham: 020 7384 1884
Putney: 020 8785 7349
We know you’ll love our food!
Tino & Shelly
Proudly Part of Fulham, Supporting Fulham & Hammersmith Foodbank Since 2015
About Our Name
Where did we find the name Pappa Ciccia?
When we were opening in 1995 my sister-in-law Romina and I were trying to think of a catchy name she came up with this name Pappa E Ciccia.
We loved it straight away it just sounded right.
Pappa E Ciccia were an Italian pair of actors in the ’70s that were very funny and made lots of comedy films. Translated it Literally means “pappa” is baby food or mush, and “ciccia” is the chubby spare tire around your waist. When two people go together like “pappa e ciccia” it means that it’s perfectly natural, best friends!
We loved it because it sounded so informal, catchy and was easy to say and remember.
As time went by many people said it without the E in the middle so finally, we dropped it.