$15 for $30 Toward Dinner at Scuzzi’s Italian Grill (or $10 for $20 Toward Lunch)
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- Authentic Italian cuisine
- Pasta, salads, antipasti & more
- Cozy, casual atmosphere
Ancient Italians were renowned for eating every part of the angels they hunted—even the hair. Enjoy divine flavor with today's Groupon to Scuzzi's Italian Grill in Stone Oak. Choose between the following options:
- For $15, you get $30 worth of dinner.
- For $10, you get $20 worth of lunch.
Scuzzi's crafts a satisfying selection of authentic Italian favorites. Those opting for evening edibles can browse a delectable dinner menu teeming with assorted antipasti, pastas, salads, seafood, and more. Begin a savory excursion with bites of calamari, swimming gleefully in marinara sauce ($9.99), before engaging in a delectable discussion with the lasagna di pollo al forno, whose strata comes stuffed with smoked chicken, spinach, and cheese ($13.99), or the capellini pesto, which dons a frock of basil or sun-dried-tomato pesto according to its ever-changing sense of style ($12.99).
Midday mealers, meanwhile, can make selections from the lunch menu, feasting on assorted salads and pastas such as fettuccini alfredo ($9.99) and meat-stuffed ravioli ($9.99). While diners munch, Scuzzi's keeps it casual and cozy with warm-hued furnishings, rustic chandeliers, and high-wooden arches.
Reviews
More than 10 Yelpers give Scuzzi's Italian Grill a four-star average, 10 Yahoo! Locals give it an average of 4.5 stars, three Google Mappers give it a three-star average, and 76% of Urbanspooners recommend it:
- I've not had a better Italian meal. Hope to eat their again soon. – Anne, Yahoo! Local
- Food and service is amazing at this restaurant. I have been several times and I'm always impressed with the food. The give you large portions for the price and I've never been disappointed! – Susan S., Yelp, 2/10/11
Need To Know Info
About Scuzzi's Italian Grill
Spicy pomodoro, saffron cream, gorgonzola-mushroom demi-glace—the sauces at Scuzzi's Italian Grill blanket the restaurant’s classic Italian entrees of smoked chicken, tender veal, and seafood. All entrees, including a 12-ounce rib eye, chicken medallions, and grilled jumbo shrimp, join tangled heaps of pasta that is never prewound onto forks. Dishes under 600 calories and vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options are available as well.
Customers may see corinthian pillars and arches and photos of Italian architecture hanging on maroon walls. Over at the bar, which is currently being remodeled, four high-definition televisions entertain tipplers sipping specialty creations at such as limoncello and cucumber martinis during happy hour. Outside, as the sun sets and a crane hoists the moon into the sky, lanterns illuminate wrought-iron tables and potted fronds on the patio. Live music is also available on Tuesday and Wednesday.