$10 for $20 Worth of Italian Fare at Tata's House of Pizza & Pasta. Three Locations Available.
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Zesty house-made sauce & 24 toppings highlight menu of Italian & North American staples that include pastas & poutine
A cheese pizza is a blank canvas, just waiting to be decorated with pepperoni to symbolize life, onions to symbolize sorrow, and pineapple to symbolize fruit. Eat something meaningful with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of Italian fare at Tata's House of Pizza & Pasta. This Groupon is valid at one location in Amherstview and two locations in Kingston.
Tata's House of Pizza & Pasta welcomes extra large appetites to explore a menu starring pizzas heaped with a choice of 24 toppings. The kitchen's pizza artisans obey the muses of dough and house-made sauce to create specialty pies ($13.79–$25.48) that emerge from ovens in daring configurations such as the meaty bacon double cheeseburger pizza. Feta stacks high atop the Greek pizza's triangular slices, each of which proves Pythagoras' famous theorem that mathematicians should always get the last slice. Diners dig in to pasta formations such as stuffed rigatoni ($10.49) and spaghetti, meat sauce, and mushrooms ($9.99) served with a hot garlic-bread sidekick. Tastes can also veer toward North American-inspired pit stops with orders of crispy chicken fingers served with plum sauce ($8.79) and orders of poutine ($4.89–$6.85) in which a choice of meat sauce or gravy—considered the same as gold in some countries—crown fries.
Zesty house-made sauce & 24 toppings highlight menu of Italian & North American staples that include pastas & poutine
A cheese pizza is a blank canvas, just waiting to be decorated with pepperoni to symbolize life, onions to symbolize sorrow, and pineapple to symbolize fruit. Eat something meaningful with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of Italian fare at Tata's House of Pizza & Pasta. This Groupon is valid at one location in Amherstview and two locations in Kingston.
Tata's House of Pizza & Pasta welcomes extra large appetites to explore a menu starring pizzas heaped with a choice of 24 toppings. The kitchen's pizza artisans obey the muses of dough and house-made sauce to create specialty pies ($13.79–$25.48) that emerge from ovens in daring configurations such as the meaty bacon double cheeseburger pizza. Feta stacks high atop the Greek pizza's triangular slices, each of which proves Pythagoras' famous theorem that mathematicians should always get the last slice. Diners dig in to pasta formations such as stuffed rigatoni ($10.49) and spaghetti, meat sauce, and mushrooms ($9.99) served with a hot garlic-bread sidekick. Tastes can also veer toward North American-inspired pit stops with orders of crispy chicken fingers served with plum sauce ($8.79) and orders of poutine ($4.89–$6.85) in which a choice of meat sauce or gravy—considered the same as gold in some countries—crown fries.