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Milano's Pizzeria & Italian Grill – Houston

Pizzeria Cuisine (Half Off). Two Options Available

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In a Nutshell

Hand-tossed pizza crusts with as many as 18 available toppings; fettuccini in housemade alfredo sauce; cheese- and jalapeño-filled ravioli

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Expires Nov 7, 2012
Limit 1 per person. May buy 5 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. Not valid for alcohol. Delivery fee may apply outside 3-mile radius.
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A pizza can host any combination of toppings, from pepperoni and sausage to pineapple and a big, floppy steak. Personalize your pie with this Groupon.

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$10 for $20 worth of pizzeria cuisine for two or more
$20 for $40 worth of pizzeria cuisine for three or more

The menu includes a Jack Daniel barbecue pizza with chicken, sliced red onions, and cilantro ($11.99) and fettuccine alfredo with sautéed shrimp, parmesan-crusted chicken, and a raspberry-chipotle sauce ($12.99).

Milano’s Pizzeria & Italian Grill

Milano’s Pizzeria & Italian Grill manages to fill its menu with iconic pizzeria staples while still incorporating its own twist into select items. After hand-tossing each disk of dough, the cooks can either create custom-designed pies with any combination of 18 available toppings—including grilled chicken, garlic, and basil—or forge specialty pizzas with distinctive whiskey glazes or handfuls of fire-roasted poblano peppers. Pasta dishes can emerge from the kitchen beneath a layer of housemade alfredo or with the cooks’ signature raspberry-chipotle sauce.

A bench-lined entryway greets diners as soon as they enter, directing them toward the counter where they can place their orders and watch as the cooks stoke the oven. A handful of tables fill the intimately sized seating area and allow guests to enjoy their food amid the Tuscan-yellow walls and leafy green plants that hang from the ceiling like acrobats with shoe phobias.

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The Groupon Guide to: Driving a Car

Use your key to turn on the car. You'll know you've done it right when you hear the engine start to hum and the AC vents start to choke and sob.
Turn on the radio and find tunes that reflect your driving style. Play rock music if you like to drive fast and anything else if you like to drive like someone who will never win in life.
Be sure to buckle up: it lessens your risk of being snatched out of your car by a person or a big, wet-mouthed dog.
Sit with the engine running for a little while and go through your driving route in your mind. Practice what kind of turns you might use to avoid hitting a group of sick birds—or worse, healthy birds—lying in the middle of the street.
Now all that's left to do is put the put the car in drive. In order to do that, you'll have to press down on both the accelerator and the brake at the same time while wiggling the gearshift into a hidden chamber underneath the passenger seat. Once the gearshift's in place, use the power of your positive thoughts to propel the car forward, taking care not to hit anything or become distracted by how powerful you feel to be controlling such an amazing machine.