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Fiuto's a restaurant with a difference, offering VIP treatment to humans' closest companion.
And the dedicated menu, tailored to canine dietary needs, ensures the meals are fit for a King Charles spaniel.
Cooking up the canine catering menu is Luca Grammatico.
Having guests slobbering over chicken or licking the plate clean may be frowned upon elsewhere, but at Fiuto this behaviour's positively encouraged.
With not so much as a bark or growl to be heard, the food, which is dished up in designer bowls, appears to have been given the thumbs up.
Being able to dine with her dog, Nala, is something Maria Gliottone really appreciates, and Nala's brought along bestie, Douglas, too.
Portion sizes vary according to the appetite of each hound, with owners parting with between 8 and 20 euros for the privilege.
Knowing most dogs aren't keen on sharing, the restaurant's used screening to prevent any potential food envy spoiling its diners' experience, and guests are even provided with a furry blanket to chill on after eating.
While some may balk at the prospect of frittering away cash on canine haute cuisine, Romina Lanza regards such decisions as a matter of the owner's prerogative.
Should Fiuto seem a touch too lavish for a daily undertaking, it's an ideal venue for red letter days, such as birthdays.
The restaurant may even lay on an unexpected gift for the pampered pooch.
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