$10 for $20 Worth of Pizza, Pasta, and More (Free Gelato if Used Sunday-Thursday) at Revolution Pizza & Ale House
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- Award-winning pies, pasta & Mediterranean specialties
- More than 45 pizza toppings
- Supports local food purveyors
Until architects recognized its appetizing attributes, pizza was used exclusively to buttress the Tower of Pisa. Delight in delectable structural discoveries with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of Mediterranean-inspired cuisine and non-alcoholic drinks at Revolution Pizza & Ale House, located in NoDa, the heart of Charlotte's historic district. If redeemed Sunday–Thursday, this Groupon includes complimentary gelato.
Winner of Charlotte magazine's 2009 Best of the Best Award for pizza, Revolution cooks up a savory menu of made-from-scratch pizza, sandwiches, pastas, and 44 craft beers. Obtain gustatory glee by choosing from more than 45 toppings, such as cracked egg, house-made fresh mozzarella, and pickled banana peppers, for a create-your-own pie ($19 for a large with two toppings), or by running mouth-first through a field of cotton candy. Revolution also offers signature pizzas ($22 large, $10 small), such as the Cheeseburger––a pie camouflaged under ketchup, mustard, ground beef, cheddar cheese, and sliced pickles––and the NoDa––which tantalizes taste buds with pulled pork from Grateful Growers farm, Peppadew peppers, caramelized onions, and balsamic reduction. Entrees include pastas, such as the mushroom fettuccine, which is served with shitake and oyster-mushroom cream sauce, cherry tomatoes, goat cheese, arugula, and a drizzle of truffle oil ($12).
Though this Groupon is not valid for alcohol, guests can wash down meals with Boylan bottled sodas ($1.50 each) or opt to add on from the extensive beer and wine list. Revolution pours a range of regionally made draughts, such as Four Friends Uptown Brown from Charlotte––a coffee-flavored ale with chocolate and nutty malts––and Flying Dog Double Dog ale from Maryland––sporting a deep red color, trimmings of raisin and citrus, and frothy top hat.
Reviews
More than 40 Yelpers give Revolution Pizza & Ale House an average of 3.5 stars. Eighty-two percent of Urbanspooners recommend it:
- Revolution ranks up there in terms of best pizza in town for me. – Will H., Yelp, 2/9/2011
- What a wonderful pizza place! I love pizza that tastes fresh like homemade freshness! – Margaret Graye, Urbanspoon
- Award-winning pies, pasta & Mediterranean specialties
- More than 45 pizza toppings
- Supports local food purveyors
Until architects recognized its appetizing attributes, pizza was used exclusively to buttress the Tower of Pisa. Delight in delectable structural discoveries with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of Mediterranean-inspired cuisine and non-alcoholic drinks at Revolution Pizza & Ale House, located in NoDa, the heart of Charlotte's historic district. If redeemed Sunday–Thursday, this Groupon includes complimentary gelato.
Winner of Charlotte magazine's 2009 Best of the Best Award for pizza, Revolution cooks up a savory menu of made-from-scratch pizza, sandwiches, pastas, and 44 craft beers. Obtain gustatory glee by choosing from more than 45 toppings, such as cracked egg, house-made fresh mozzarella, and pickled banana peppers, for a create-your-own pie ($19 for a large with two toppings), or by running mouth-first through a field of cotton candy. Revolution also offers signature pizzas ($22 large, $10 small), such as the Cheeseburger––a pie camouflaged under ketchup, mustard, ground beef, cheddar cheese, and sliced pickles––and the NoDa––which tantalizes taste buds with pulled pork from Grateful Growers farm, Peppadew peppers, caramelized onions, and balsamic reduction. Entrees include pastas, such as the mushroom fettuccine, which is served with shitake and oyster-mushroom cream sauce, cherry tomatoes, goat cheese, arugula, and a drizzle of truffle oil ($12).
Though this Groupon is not valid for alcohol, guests can wash down meals with Boylan bottled sodas ($1.50 each) or opt to add on from the extensive beer and wine list. Revolution pours a range of regionally made draughts, such as Four Friends Uptown Brown from Charlotte––a coffee-flavored ale with chocolate and nutty malts––and Flying Dog Double Dog ale from Maryland––sporting a deep red color, trimmings of raisin and citrus, and frothy top hat.
Reviews
More than 40 Yelpers give Revolution Pizza & Ale House an average of 3.5 stars. Eighty-two percent of Urbanspooners recommend it:
- Revolution ranks up there in terms of best pizza in town for me. – Will H., Yelp, 2/9/2011
- What a wonderful pizza place! I love pizza that tastes fresh like homemade freshness! – Margaret Graye, Urbanspoon
Need To Know Info
About Revolution Pizza & Ale House (NoDa)
Revolution Ale House House keeps its menu local by relying on fresh local meats and hand-selected produce, as well as stocking plenty of North Carolina craft beers. All dishes are made from scratch on the premises, from the freshly baked pizza dough to the Mediterranean-style dishes such as falafel wraps, toasted ravioli, and bruschetta topped with parmigiano reggiano. New beers are added to the mix weekly.