$15 for $30 Worth of Upscale Italian Dinner Cuisine at Villa Francesca
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Elaborate Italian meals, including fresh pasta & meaty entrees, served in intimate atmosphere of exposed brick walls & wooden wine cases
Among ways for people to become better acquainted, intimate dinners lead a short list that includes hiding in a log from a bear and attending candlelit garage sales. Utilize romantic surroundings with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of upscale Italian dinner cuisine at Villa Francesca.
Surrounded by exposed-brick walls and intricate murals, diners at Villa Francesca select from an elaborate dinner menu of Italian classics, including pastas and veal entrees. Fettuccine con gamberi ($24.95) anchors a dinner spread with succulent hunks of shrimp, and the double ribbed pork chop ($28.95) accompanies mashed potatoes that offset meaty bites or fill in as powdered wigs atop stately spoons. Absorb the elegant arrangement of pollo Michelangelo ($25.95) before diving into its tender backdrop of ham and mushrooms or reserve tummy real estate for an Italian dessert, such as orange sorbet ($8.95).
Villa Francesca's ornate interior infuses meals with the spirit of Tuscany, with arched, wooden wine cases that create prismatic displays on rustic brick façades. Those seated or studying artwork for secret codes on the first floor can enjoy a streetside view through large windows that swing open to reveal terraces festooned in swaying flowerpots.
Elaborate Italian meals, including fresh pasta & meaty entrees, served in intimate atmosphere of exposed brick walls & wooden wine cases
Among ways for people to become better acquainted, intimate dinners lead a short list that includes hiding in a log from a bear and attending candlelit garage sales. Utilize romantic surroundings with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of upscale Italian dinner cuisine at Villa Francesca.
Surrounded by exposed-brick walls and intricate murals, diners at Villa Francesca select from an elaborate dinner menu of Italian classics, including pastas and veal entrees. Fettuccine con gamberi ($24.95) anchors a dinner spread with succulent hunks of shrimp, and the double ribbed pork chop ($28.95) accompanies mashed potatoes that offset meaty bites or fill in as powdered wigs atop stately spoons. Absorb the elegant arrangement of pollo Michelangelo ($25.95) before diving into its tender backdrop of ham and mushrooms or reserve tummy real estate for an Italian dessert, such as orange sorbet ($8.95).
Villa Francesca's ornate interior infuses meals with the spirit of Tuscany, with arched, wooden wine cases that create prismatic displays on rustic brick façades. Those seated or studying artwork for secret codes on the first floor can enjoy a streetside view through large windows that swing open to reveal terraces festooned in swaying flowerpots.
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About Ristorante Villa Francesca
Growing up across the street from the historical North End building where Villa Francesca now stands, Guglielmo Ranauro never guessed that he'd open a restaurant in 1976 and name it after his beloved mother. Ranauro was inspired by her traditional cooking and wanted to create a place where other people could get an authentic taste of Italy.
Today, Ranauro has handed over the family legacy to longtime manager and protégé Tomas Salmeron. Salmeron and his culinary team continue to follow those classic recipes, turning fresh-caught fruits of the sea into a daily seafood prix fixe menu. Furthermore, they transform chicken, lamb, steak, and veal into dishes you might find while strolling through a Tuscan piazza or steering a one-person submarine down a Venetian canal. The eatery’s extensive wine list, which includes 140 Italian and international varieties, earned a 2012 Award of Excellence from Wine Spectator. Even the ambiance points diners in the direction of Italy: tin ceilings and stained-glass accents add Old-World nostalgia, and the exposed-brick walls are anchored by Romanesque archways and paintings of bustling village scenes.