Fresh Bake-at-Home Pasta or Catered Italian Fare from Zolas Restaurant
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- Pasta made daily
- White or whole-wheat rolls
Like the earth's crust, lasagna has multiple, chef-constructed layers that are filled entirely with bolognese sauce and gourmet cheese. Excavate pasta dishes with today's Groupon to Zolas Restaurant in Nepean. Choose between the following options:
- For $10, you get a 6"x9" pan of fresh bake-at-home lasagna (a $15.95 value) or cannelloni (a $16.95 value) and 12 dinner rolls (a $5 value; up to a $21.95 total value).
- For $25, you get $50 worth of catered Italian fare.
Zolas patrons equip successful dinner parties with prepared meals ready to be cooked at home and a catering menu brimming with house-made pasta and Italian offerings. Customers can ferry home layers of lasagna noodles, bolognese sauce, and ricotta, parmesan, and mozzarella cheeses ready to be cooked in a 6"x9" pan, or fill friends' and passing mailmen's mouths with cylindrical cannelloni packed with three cheeses and fresh spinach. Dinner guests break from conversation to bite into a dozen semolina rolls, available in either white or whole wheat. Zolas culinary masters emerge from underneath their lasagna-noodle quilts to mix up fresh batches of ready-to-cook, unfrozen lasagna and cannelloni dishes each day.
Catered-fare seekers can put down forks and wind fingers around focaccia, ciabatta, or wrap-style sandwiches stuffed with roast beef and cheese ($8.95) or portobello mushrooms with bermuda onion and tarragon mayo ($8.95). Families can stock supplies for future picnics with customized, eco-friendly lunch boxes ($14.50), which include a choice of caesar or mixed salad, fresh fruit salad, and a gourmet cookie inscribed with the customer's name and secret superhero identity. Feed a block party or prepare for an impending tomato shortage with mix-and-match large pasta and sauce offerings ($33–$75) and salads ($26–$40). Chefs slather dough with sauce and cheese, sprinkling on BBQ chicken before cutting gourmet pizzas into 12 slices ($19.95), and construct signature torta rustica that serve eight to 12 people with selections such as grilled vegetable or chicken gorgonzola ($48).
- Pasta made daily
- White or whole-wheat rolls
Like the earth's crust, lasagna has multiple, chef-constructed layers that are filled entirely with bolognese sauce and gourmet cheese. Excavate pasta dishes with today's Groupon to Zolas Restaurant in Nepean. Choose between the following options:
- For $10, you get a 6"x9" pan of fresh bake-at-home lasagna (a $15.95 value) or cannelloni (a $16.95 value) and 12 dinner rolls (a $5 value; up to a $21.95 total value).
- For $25, you get $50 worth of catered Italian fare.
Zolas patrons equip successful dinner parties with prepared meals ready to be cooked at home and a catering menu brimming with house-made pasta and Italian offerings. Customers can ferry home layers of lasagna noodles, bolognese sauce, and ricotta, parmesan, and mozzarella cheeses ready to be cooked in a 6"x9" pan, or fill friends' and passing mailmen's mouths with cylindrical cannelloni packed with three cheeses and fresh spinach. Dinner guests break from conversation to bite into a dozen semolina rolls, available in either white or whole wheat. Zolas culinary masters emerge from underneath their lasagna-noodle quilts to mix up fresh batches of ready-to-cook, unfrozen lasagna and cannelloni dishes each day.
Catered-fare seekers can put down forks and wind fingers around focaccia, ciabatta, or wrap-style sandwiches stuffed with roast beef and cheese ($8.95) or portobello mushrooms with bermuda onion and tarragon mayo ($8.95). Families can stock supplies for future picnics with customized, eco-friendly lunch boxes ($14.50), which include a choice of caesar or mixed salad, fresh fruit salad, and a gourmet cookie inscribed with the customer's name and secret superhero identity. Feed a block party or prepare for an impending tomato shortage with mix-and-match large pasta and sauce offerings ($33–$75) and salads ($26–$40). Chefs slather dough with sauce and cheese, sprinkling on BBQ chicken before cutting gourmet pizzas into 12 slices ($19.95), and construct signature torta rustica that serve eight to 12 people with selections such as grilled vegetable or chicken gorgonzola ($48).