$8 for $16 Worth of American, Asian, and Italian Pastas and Nonalcoholic Drinks at Lotsa Noodles
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Noodle dishes from global recipes cozy up to sandwiches, rice specialties, soups & salads inside casual eatery
If you try something new, you might really enjoy it, even if it's filling balloons with Hot Wheels and throwing them off a bridge to see if they'll float. Try some internationally inspired fare with today’s Groupon: for $8, you get $16 worth of globally inspired pasta cuisine and nonalcoholic drinks at Lotsa Noodles.
Lotsa Noodles corrals recipes from across the globe to create sumptuous pasta dishes, rice specialties, sandwiches, and a cornucopia of other internationally inspired eats. Blazin Cajun fettuccini noodles ($7.99) cut a piquant path toward taste buds, and pad thai ($7.24) melds rice noodles, veggies, peanuts, eggs, and a signature sauce to craft the classic Thai-style noodle dish. Diners take wardrobe tips from the fashionable bowtie pesto ($7.75) as it sashays across a plate of sautéed mushrooms, tomatoes, and creamy basil sauce. Forgo the starch in favor of a mélange of chicken, broccoli, and cheese ($7.99) teeming with sautéed veggies in a creamy blend of monterey-jack-and-cheddar sauce. The eatery's steaming dream team of soups, which includes creamy tomato basil or the veggie-laden pot sticker ($3.99 for a cup; $12.99 for a half-gallon), keeps winter weather and lunch-thieving snowmen at bay, lending patrons enough time to savor the mac 'n' cheese pizza ($7.49) or crisp sun-dried-tomato salad ($3.99 for half; $15.99 for a group portion).
Noodle dishes from global recipes cozy up to sandwiches, rice specialties, soups & salads inside casual eatery
If you try something new, you might really enjoy it, even if it's filling balloons with Hot Wheels and throwing them off a bridge to see if they'll float. Try some internationally inspired fare with today’s Groupon: for $8, you get $16 worth of globally inspired pasta cuisine and nonalcoholic drinks at Lotsa Noodles.
Lotsa Noodles corrals recipes from across the globe to create sumptuous pasta dishes, rice specialties, sandwiches, and a cornucopia of other internationally inspired eats. Blazin Cajun fettuccini noodles ($7.99) cut a piquant path toward taste buds, and pad thai ($7.24) melds rice noodles, veggies, peanuts, eggs, and a signature sauce to craft the classic Thai-style noodle dish. Diners take wardrobe tips from the fashionable bowtie pesto ($7.75) as it sashays across a plate of sautéed mushrooms, tomatoes, and creamy basil sauce. Forgo the starch in favor of a mélange of chicken, broccoli, and cheese ($7.99) teeming with sautéed veggies in a creamy blend of monterey-jack-and-cheddar sauce. The eatery's steaming dream team of soups, which includes creamy tomato basil or the veggie-laden pot sticker ($3.99 for a cup; $12.99 for a half-gallon), keeps winter weather and lunch-thieving snowmen at bay, lending patrons enough time to savor the mac 'n' cheese pizza ($7.49) or crisp sun-dried-tomato salad ($3.99 for half; $15.99 for a group portion).
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About Lotsa Noodles
Lotsa Noodles' Paulo Paes has a simple mission: to serve fresh and nutritious food with speed. He corrals recipes from across the globe for his diverse menu of pasta dishes, rice specialties, and sandwiches, which are made to order, covered in housemade sauces, and filled with fresh ingredients. Soups such as creamy tomato basil and veggie-laden pot sticker take the edge off hunger, helping diners pace themselves when it comes time to share slices of the mac 'n' cheese pizza.