Italian Fare for Carryout at La-Vera Party Center in Willoughby Hills. Two Options Available.
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Eye-catching Italian cuisine forged from quality ingredients fills to-go containers destined for tables surrounded by cheery guests
Pasta became a staple of Italian fare after Emperor Caligula famously elevated a plate of lasagna to the Roman Senate. Feast on political recipes with today’s Groupon to La-Vera Party Center in Willoughby Hills. Choose between the following options:
- For $25, you get $50 worth of Italian carryout fare.<p>
- For $49, you get $100 worth of Italian carryout fare.<p>
La-Vera Party Center’s opulent banquet hall offers patrons safe haven as they scoop up to-go Italian fare forged from quality ingredients and spread artistically across platters to fuel lively soirees. The carryout menu’s portable dishes silence hordes of grumbling bellies and catch the eye of previously reserved bib salesmen in one fell swoop, landing on tables in peer groups of homemade cavatelli ($2.50/person) and italian meatballs swirled in sauce ($1.50/person). Marinara-cloaked pizza ($18) disperses among partygoers or lunch-meeting attendees in savory slabs, which, like critical comments about butter sculptures, are best when paired with homemade rolls ($2.50/dozen).
Eye-catching Italian cuisine forged from quality ingredients fills to-go containers destined for tables surrounded by cheery guests
Pasta became a staple of Italian fare after Emperor Caligula famously elevated a plate of lasagna to the Roman Senate. Feast on political recipes with today’s Groupon to La-Vera Party Center in Willoughby Hills. Choose between the following options:
- For $25, you get $50 worth of Italian carryout fare.<p>
- For $49, you get $100 worth of Italian carryout fare.<p>
La-Vera Party Center’s opulent banquet hall offers patrons safe haven as they scoop up to-go Italian fare forged from quality ingredients and spread artistically across platters to fuel lively soirees. The carryout menu’s portable dishes silence hordes of grumbling bellies and catch the eye of previously reserved bib salesmen in one fell swoop, landing on tables in peer groups of homemade cavatelli ($2.50/person) and italian meatballs swirled in sauce ($1.50/person). Marinara-cloaked pizza ($18) disperses among partygoers or lunch-meeting attendees in savory slabs, which, like critical comments about butter sculptures, are best when paired with homemade rolls ($2.50/dozen).