One- or Seven-Day Mardi Gras Pass with Unlimited Buffet Food and Optional Alcohol at Leonardo Trattoria (Up to 73% Off)
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Takes ReservationsAccess to balcony and grandstand during parades with unlimited access to a buffet and open bar fuels partygoers
Few things are as satisfying as a good meal or the thrum of a crossbow as it sends a bolt into a ham. Hit the spot with this Groupon.
Choose from Four Options
- $399 for a seven-day VIP Mardi Gras pass with unlimited buffet food and alcohol (a $1,500 value)
- $279 for a seven-day VIP Mardi Gras pass with unlimited buffet food (a $1,000 value)
- $125 for a one-day Mardi Gras pass with unlimited buffet food and alcohol (a $350 value)
- $75 for a one-day Mardi Gras pass with unlimited buffet food (a $250 value)<p>
From Wednesday, February 6, through Tuesday, February 12, Leonardo Trattoria joins New Orleans in celebrating Mardi Gras. Whether for a single day or throughout the entire festival, pass holders can stop in at the restaurant to indulge in a buffet of Italian favorites and, if selected, an open bar, effectively fueling their party engines for more revelry. The passes also include access to the grandstand and balcony during all the parades, letting holders see the sights and colors without grafting pogo sticks to their shoes.
Access to balcony and grandstand during parades with unlimited access to a buffet and open bar fuels partygoers
Few things are as satisfying as a good meal or the thrum of a crossbow as it sends a bolt into a ham. Hit the spot with this Groupon.
Choose from Four Options
- $399 for a seven-day VIP Mardi Gras pass with unlimited buffet food and alcohol (a $1,500 value)
- $279 for a seven-day VIP Mardi Gras pass with unlimited buffet food (a $1,000 value)
- $125 for a one-day Mardi Gras pass with unlimited buffet food and alcohol (a $350 value)
- $75 for a one-day Mardi Gras pass with unlimited buffet food (a $250 value)<p>
From Wednesday, February 6, through Tuesday, February 12, Leonardo Trattoria joins New Orleans in celebrating Mardi Gras. Whether for a single day or throughout the entire festival, pass holders can stop in at the restaurant to indulge in a buffet of Italian favorites and, if selected, an open bar, effectively fueling their party engines for more revelry. The passes also include access to the grandstand and balcony during all the parades, letting holders see the sights and colors without grafting pogo sticks to their shoes.
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Pots of bubbling water cook freshly made pasta until it’s ready to join meatballs and calamari on plates doused in zesty sauces. Nearby, pizzas are loaded with prosciutto, shrimp, and roasted garlic, while fresh mozzarella rains over a pizza crust headed for a wood-fired oven. Leonardo Trattoria forgoes local New Orleans food influences, instead maintaining “a focus on Sicilian dishes and cooking styles,” as Ian McNulty of Gambit writes. The full-fledged Italian atmosphere continues in the dining room, where flat-screen TVs mounted on brick walls play Italian mobster movies or hours of footage of Dante’s writing desk. Outside, lush foliage hangs from a second-story balcony, adding to the ambiance that helped the eatery snag a diners’ choice award for outdoor dining from OpenTable readers.