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Fans of real, authentic Italian should look no
further. The pasta is made from scratch and all meals are made
to order just the way you like. The menu has been passed down
through generations, so you’re going to find dishes here that you
won’t find anywhere else around town. Sample a couple of the
house specialties such as the black pasta, which is whole wheat
pasta, scallops, calamari, shrimp and mussels in an Italian sauce.
Molto Bene!

Fans of real, authentic Italian should look no further. The pasta is made from scratch and all meals are made to order just the way you like. The menu has been passed down through generations, so you’re going to find dishes here that you won’t find anywhere else around town. Sample a couple of the house specialties such as the black pasta, which is whole wheat pasta, scallops, calamari, shrimp and mussels in an Italian sauce. Molto Bene!
LISA NEWMAN

Krispy Kreme

10128 E. 71st St., 294-5293

More than 70 years in the doughnut-making business ensures this franchise's doughnuts are top notch. You can never go wrong with their signature Original Glazed. Look for their signature Hot Light the next time you drive by there. When the light is turned on-- during certain hours of the day and night--it means that the Original Glazed yeast-raised doughnuts are right out of the oven. Hot and delicious!

HOURS: MON-THURS 5:30AM-10PM, FRI-SAT 5:30AM-11PM, SUN 5:30AM-9PM

Bangkok Thai

3313 E. 32nd Pl., 743-9669

Serving a lunch and dinner buffet with moderate prices and a casual atmosphere, Bangkok Thai puts out a buffet from the heart of Thailand. Curry sauces or stir-fry with Thai vegetables are traditional Thai dishes that highlight the popular Asian buffet line. Try out the soups or a traditional Thai dessert, such as tapioca pudding, too. The dishes are rotated constantly, so the food is always fresh.

HOURS: MON-SAT 11AM-9PM

Villa Ravenna

6526 A E. 51st St., 270-2666

Fans of real, authentic Italian should look no further. The pasta is made from scratch and all meals are made to order just the way you like. The menu has been passed down through generations, so you're going to find dishes here that you won't find anywhere else around town. Sample a couple of the house specialties such as the black pasta, which is whole wheat pasta, scallops, calamari, shrimp and mussels in an Italian sauce. Molto Bene!

HOURS: TUES-SAT 11AM-2PM & 5-9PM; SUN 5-9PM

Magoo's

5002 S. Memorial, 663-3364

Enjoy a game of billiards, while eating some tasty hamburgers and steaks. Located in the Fontana Shopping Center, Magoo's is a popular hot spot for shooting pool and late-night eating. Offering a full menu, full service bar and a fully stocked cigar bar combined with specials, weekly events and great service. To satisfy that midnight craving, bite into their bacon cheese fries or, for a larger craving, a half- or full-slab of baby back ribs.

HOURS: MON-SUN 11AM-2AM



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