Buona Vita Coupons and Deals
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Convenience spurred the invention of the sandwich, so that you could eat on the go, and the pizza, so that you could wheel chunks of sausage from town to town. Transport your palate with this Groupon. Choose Between Two Options $25 for $50 worth of Italian cuisine for dinner $40 for a Feast of Seven Fishes prix fixe dinner for two, valid Saturday, December 1–Monday, December 24 (an $80 value) First course: smoked salmon carpaccio or ceasar crab cakes Second course: seafood cannelloni or Prince Edward Island mussels and spaghetti al pomodoro Third course: Mediterranean sea-bass fillet or lobster tortelloni ...
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Linguine with shrimp and scallops, pan-seared veal marsala, and meaty subs quell cravings, and gourmet thin-crust pizzas bubble in ovens
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When it comes to weeknight dinners, your brain is still in relaxed summer mode, but your family's schedule is a whirlwind of fantasy football, soccer practice and homework. Ease into fall cooking with a pizza night out, and do it for less with today's Save for Scugnizzi.Here's the deal: $5 for $10 worth of lunch or dinner when dining inWhat we're ordering: We'll take a traditional Neapolitan pizza, grilled chicken with pesto and provolone, or a classic margherita, please.Neighborhood Italiano: Stop by at lunchtime for a superior sub on rosemary focaccia, or cozy up for dinner by the new wood-fire oven in this family-friendly spot, conveniently located in the center of Arlington.How can you Save? Learn how it works.
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After being baked in a hearth stone oven at 700 degrees, a Neapolitan-style pizza emerges tender and fragrant -- not unlike Boston baked beans. Beantowners can enjoy traditional Italian cuisine with today's deal from Scugnizzi: Pay $15 for $30 to spend on food and non-alcoholic drinks during dinner. A former executive chef at Mare in the North End, Napoli native Francisco Martini opened Scugnizzi in 2009 (then called Buona Vita) to bring an authentic, Italian-style restaurant to Mass Ave. Take one bite of tongue-tantalizing dishes like homemade stuffed lobster ravioli and risotto with shellfish, and you'll quickly realize this is no ordinary ristorante. Or, pay $5 for $10 to spend on food and non-alcoholic drinks at lunch, and savor a thin-crust pie with fresh mozzarella and Italian sausage -- and save the salt pork for the beans.
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