$25 for $50 Worth of Italian Cuisine at Chianti Restaurant (or $25 for $55 if Used Monday through Thursday)
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- Authentic Italian cuisine
- Wine by the glass
- Warm, romantic atmosphere
- Live music at The Green Room
Ancient Italians were renowned for eating every part of the angels they hunted—even the hair. Enjoy divine flavor with today's Groupon: for $25, you get $50 worth of authentic Italian cuisine at Chianti Restaurant if redeemed Friday through Sunday, or $55 worth if redeemed Monday through Thursday.
Sicily natives and Chianti restaurateurs Enrico and Nino Giacalone serve rustic, taste-bud-wooing regional and Northern Italian fare in a romantic atmosphere. Settle in with a glass of Geyser Peak sauvignon blanc ($6.00) or Columbia Crest Two Vines shiraz ($8.25), and stoop to conquer appetizers such as the funghi in padella con granchio, jumbo lump crabmeat and mushroom caps boldly bathed with white wine, parsley, and lemon-butter sauce ($9.50). Entree eaters may become beguiled by oceanic fruits including the Pagello "Albert,” a sautéed snapper as fresh as a mint-scented wink from a stranger ($19.75). Conduct a forked foray into the house signature dish, scaloppini alle noci e more, a flavorful juggling act of veal scaloppini bursting with blackberries and shrimp; sautéed with mushrooms, shallots, and roasted almonds; and flamed with blackberry brandy in a rich cream sauce ($25.95). Hearty portions may sway even selfish sweet teeth to share succulent slivers of the mocha-almond butter cream cake ($4.95).
Between blissful bites and sumptuous sips, guests may fill eye-stomachs on Chianti's atmospheric décor. Pull up a chair by richly wooded wine racks, or sit against a white stucco wall for maximum feature-flattering contrast. Customers looking to soak their sustenance in waves of sodium-rich sound may dine in the restaurant's Green Room on weekends from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., which houses a baby grand piano, extended cocktail list, and vaunted performances from skilled songsmiths.
Reviews
REVIEWS TRENDS TripAdvisors give Chianti Restaurant an average of 3.5 owl eyes. Thirty-nine Google Mappers give the restaurant a 4-star average, and 82% of Urbanspooners recommend it.
- This is a truly excellent experience, and a superb dining location. The atmosphere is well-done, the wait staff is well-trained and experienced, and the food is without parallel. – LSU_Prof, TripAdvisor
- Every visit has been lovely and I have never had any issues with food or service there. I was just especially impressed with how well we were treated as a young family with children. – msjp, Urbanspoon
- Authentic Italian cuisine
- Wine by the glass
- Warm, romantic atmosphere
- Live music at The Green Room
Ancient Italians were renowned for eating every part of the angels they hunted—even the hair. Enjoy divine flavor with today's Groupon: for $25, you get $50 worth of authentic Italian cuisine at Chianti Restaurant if redeemed Friday through Sunday, or $55 worth if redeemed Monday through Thursday.
Sicily natives and Chianti restaurateurs Enrico and Nino Giacalone serve rustic, taste-bud-wooing regional and Northern Italian fare in a romantic atmosphere. Settle in with a glass of Geyser Peak sauvignon blanc ($6.00) or Columbia Crest Two Vines shiraz ($8.25), and stoop to conquer appetizers such as the funghi in padella con granchio, jumbo lump crabmeat and mushroom caps boldly bathed with white wine, parsley, and lemon-butter sauce ($9.50). Entree eaters may become beguiled by oceanic fruits including the Pagello "Albert,” a sautéed snapper as fresh as a mint-scented wink from a stranger ($19.75). Conduct a forked foray into the house signature dish, scaloppini alle noci e more, a flavorful juggling act of veal scaloppini bursting with blackberries and shrimp; sautéed with mushrooms, shallots, and roasted almonds; and flamed with blackberry brandy in a rich cream sauce ($25.95). Hearty portions may sway even selfish sweet teeth to share succulent slivers of the mocha-almond butter cream cake ($4.95).
Between blissful bites and sumptuous sips, guests may fill eye-stomachs on Chianti's atmospheric décor. Pull up a chair by richly wooded wine racks, or sit against a white stucco wall for maximum feature-flattering contrast. Customers looking to soak their sustenance in waves of sodium-rich sound may dine in the restaurant's Green Room on weekends from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., which houses a baby grand piano, extended cocktail list, and vaunted performances from skilled songsmiths.
Reviews
REVIEWS TRENDS TripAdvisors give Chianti Restaurant an average of 3.5 owl eyes. Thirty-nine Google Mappers give the restaurant a 4-star average, and 82% of Urbanspooners recommend it.
- This is a truly excellent experience, and a superb dining location. The atmosphere is well-done, the wait staff is well-trained and experienced, and the food is without parallel. – LSU_Prof, TripAdvisor
- Every visit has been lovely and I have never had any issues with food or service there. I was just especially impressed with how well we were treated as a young family with children. – msjp, Urbanspoon