GIARDINO CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY AND ANNOUNCES NEW EVENTS

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October 16, 2018 (Lemon Grove) – On November 8th, Giardino Neighborhood Cucina in Lemon Grove will celebrate its one-year anniversary with a special evening of tastings and live music.  In addition, the popular eatery announces a pasta making class with Chef Marco on October 24th and new pizza nights every Tuesday.  Scroll down for the delicious details.

New Pizza Night at Giardino - Every Tuesday at Giardino

The neighborhood eatery known for their popular cheese wheel pasta is adding Pizza Night to their weekly happenings. Every Tuesday, diners can order a pizza and a carafe of house wine, sangria or organic draft beer for only $19. They can choose from over a half dozen pizzas, like San Danielle with proscuitto, burrata, arugula, parmesan, mozzarella and tomato sauce, or Tartufo with mushrooms, mozzarella, crispy kale and truffle oil. Most nights, diners will be able to watch Chef Marco make the pizzas too! GiardinoSD.com

Pasta Making Class with Chef Marco of Giardino

Wednesday, October 24 at 6 p.m.

Learn how to make homemade fettuccine alfredo at Giardino’s first, hands-on cooking class. Chef Marco will teach guests easy steps to create their own pasta at home. The class is $20, which includes the pasta making tutorial and fettuccine alfredo to eat!

Reserve your spot today by emailing info@giardinosd.comwww.giardinosd.com

Giardino Turns 1 - anniversary celebration 

Thursday, Nov. 8 | 6-8 p.m.

Celebrate the beloved Italian restaurant’s one year anniversary with bites, drinks and music! The Lemon Grove eatery helped put a spotlight on east county’s dining scene, and wants to thank its supportive guests. On November 8, guests can head to Giardino for passed bites, live music and chance to win a private dinner in the wine room with Chef and Owner, Marco Provino. RSVP on their Facebook. GiardinoSD.com


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