Gourmet Pizza and Italian Fare for Dinner or Lunch at Origano
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- Gourmet pizzas & Italian fare
- Stylish, intimate decor
- Extensive wine list
- Outdoor patio
Families can agree on eating pizza for dinner, even if they're divided about whether the moon is a satellite or the earth’s malformed twin. Settle lunar disputes with today's Groupon to Origano. Choose between the following options:
- For $17, you get $35 worth of gourmet pizza and Italian cuisine at dinner (3:30 p.m.–close).
- For $10, you get $20 worth of gourmet pizza and Italian cuisine at lunch (11:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.).
Origano prepares authentic Italian dishes as patrons lounge in a cozy dining room filled with sunlight by day and lit by warm chandeliers by night. Origano's chefs handcraft gourmet pizzas, such as the pizza portobello e speck, which pairs mozzarella cheese and portobello mushrooms with speck and truffle oil ($12.95). During lunch or dinner the paccheri pasta regales noshers with tales of pistachio pesto, speck, and parmigiano, castaway on a sea of cream sauce while trying to flag down passing forks ($12.95 for lunch; $13.95 for dinner). Dinner guests bask in the savory glow of the lamb shank braised with red wine and served atop saffron risotto ($19.95). The wine bar, nestled in a rustic cove, stocks an array of wines, ranging from an Oyster Bay sauvignon blanc from New Zealand ($28 / bottle) to a 2008 Tuscan sangiovese from Antinori Santa Cristina ($25 / bottle).
While most of Origano's indoor dining area features ottomans and wooden tables, patrons can also dine on the outdoor patio or sit at the counter facing the kitchen's open oven, peering into the fire for prophetic visions of future presidential debates.
- Gourmet pizzas & Italian fare
- Stylish, intimate decor
- Extensive wine list
- Outdoor patio
Families can agree on eating pizza for dinner, even if they're divided about whether the moon is a satellite or the earth’s malformed twin. Settle lunar disputes with today's Groupon to Origano. Choose between the following options:
- For $17, you get $35 worth of gourmet pizza and Italian cuisine at dinner (3:30 p.m.–close).
- For $10, you get $20 worth of gourmet pizza and Italian cuisine at lunch (11:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.).
Origano prepares authentic Italian dishes as patrons lounge in a cozy dining room filled with sunlight by day and lit by warm chandeliers by night. Origano's chefs handcraft gourmet pizzas, such as the pizza portobello e speck, which pairs mozzarella cheese and portobello mushrooms with speck and truffle oil ($12.95). During lunch or dinner the paccheri pasta regales noshers with tales of pistachio pesto, speck, and parmigiano, castaway on a sea of cream sauce while trying to flag down passing forks ($12.95 for lunch; $13.95 for dinner). Dinner guests bask in the savory glow of the lamb shank braised with red wine and served atop saffron risotto ($19.95). The wine bar, nestled in a rustic cove, stocks an array of wines, ranging from an Oyster Bay sauvignon blanc from New Zealand ($28 / bottle) to a 2008 Tuscan sangiovese from Antinori Santa Cristina ($25 / bottle).
While most of Origano's indoor dining area features ottomans and wooden tables, patrons can also dine on the outdoor patio or sit at the counter facing the kitchen's open oven, peering into the fire for prophetic visions of future presidential debates.