The most common Internet password is “pizza123,” demonstrating America’s love for this Italian delight, as well as its complete inability to protect sensitive information. Hack a circle into triangles with today’s Groupon: for $7, you get $15 worth of pizza, pasta, gluten-free goodies, and more at Eclectic Pizza, a locally owned pizzeria located on Tanque Verde Road.

Every pizza on Eclectic Pizza’s menu is prepared with fresh ingredients, has hand-tossed dough made from organic flour, and is cooked in a fiery-hot oven until its cheese is gooey enough to serve as earplugs. Try a Thai-curry pizza (with house-made spicy red-curry sauce, mozzarella, parmesan, sliced chicken breast, red peppers, zucchini, onions, and fresh basil) or a creamy chicken and chorizo pie ($18 for a 12"). Topping options are crafted from local farm produce such as tomatoes, spinach, peppers, and basil. Eclectic Pizza also offers organic gluten-free crusts to satisfy wheat-wary eaters; try a 10” gluten-free cheese creation for $16. A bevy of appetizers, specialty salads ($8–$13.50), pasta creations ($10 average), and made-from-scratch desserts ($2.50–$5) round out the menu into a rolling wheel more delicious than an old hubcap or manhole lid.

Edible savories constantly dream of sudsy romance with liquid companions, therefore Eclectic Pizza offers an all-organic wine list ($7–$9 per glass) and a solid selection of beers ($3.50–$4.50 per bottle). By utilizing local agriculture, organic products, and sustainable practices, Eclectic Pizza ensures that every gourmet item they serve is as good for the environment as it is for your seven stomachs.

This Groupon is not good for delivery.

Reviews

Eclectic Pizza boasts positive reviews from Tucson Weekly and Metromix. Seventy-three percent of Urbanspooners like it:

• …Eclectic Pizza features a down-home feel with a sincere commitment to delicious, fresh fare (the dough and pizza sauce, and some of the pastas and vegetables, are organic), super-friendly service and reasonable prices. – Rita Connelly, Tucson Weekly
• Can pizza be healthy? Eclectic gives it a try, boasting organic sauces, dough and pasta, as well as organic desserts and salads. No trans fats are used, and the selection of toppings includes the usuals plus nice additions like chorizo, shrimp and cilantro. – Metromix