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Via Carducci – Lincoln Park

$20 for $40 Worth of Southern Italian Fare

$20
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Sat Apr 21 04:59:59 UTC 2012
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$40
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In a Nutshell

Chefs inspired by southern Italian cuisine bake sauce-less pizzas & roast chicken in fragrant herbs & olive oil

The Fine Print

  • Expires Oct 24, 2012
  • 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Limit 1 per table. Dine-in only. Not valid on holidays.
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Eating three meals a day helps to keep bodies nourished and jaw muscles strong enough to chew through drywall. Never need a locksmith again with this Groupon.

$20 for $40 Worth of Italian Fare

Chefs roast organic cornish hens alongside potatoes and rosemary ($18), bake 10-inch pizzas ($13+ each), and spoon butter-sage sauce over cheese ravioli ($14). See the full menu.

Via Carducci

Via Carducci's chefs entrance diners with mouthwatering meals composed of ingredients characteristic of rustic, southern Italian cuisine, earning the restaurant a feature in the Chicago Reader and an appearance on Check, Please! in 2005. The elegant yet cozy dining room's brick walls are accented by a hand-painted mural of owner Giovanni Scalzo's childhood home in Calabria and a paint-ball-painted mural of his childhood treehouse.

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Get Their Attention: Before you start speaking, ask everyone to tone down their conversations, portable radios, and violent internal monologues. Also, hit your wine glass with a knife to remind people that drinking alcohol is the biggest distraction of all.

Stay Calm: Speaking in front of a crowd can be nerve-racking. Lessen the tension by imagining everyone in their underwear and yourself as a casting director for underwear models. Point to the people who you think have potential.

Speak from the Heart: Tell a candid, hilarious story about a time when the guest of honor had an embarrassing encounter with an animal or experienced a medical emergency during an important work meeting.

Clink Your Glass: Shove your glass into the glass of the person sitting next to you. If you’re able to hit someone’s glass hard enough to make them spill their drink, they must spend 12 consecutive minutes giving you a firm yet gentle neck rub.

I’m sorry, but your internal monologue is too loud.

Via Carducci

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    Lincoln Park

    1419 W Fullerton Ave.
    Chicago, Illinois 60614
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