Little Italy San Antonio is Celebrating National Ravioli Month

Thursday 07th, March 2019 / 15:31 Written by Johnnie De La Garza

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Family Owned Italian Restaurant, Little Italy San Antonio Participates in Ravioli Day

Little Italy Restaurant and Pizzeria located at 824 Afterglow St., San Antonio, TX 78216 will be participating in National Ravioli Day on Wednesday, March 20^thfrom 11am-3pm and 5pm-10pm with a dine in lunch and dinner special.

San Antonio staple, Little Italy, a family owned restaurant and pizzeria that has been serving for 35+ years, invites locals to celebrate National Ravioli Day during lunch and dinner. Little Italy will offer a special of buy one ravioli dish, get the second one half off.

Little Italy San Antonio National Ravioli Day is all about appreciating the delicious dish and valuing not just its taste but its global history. When and why this celebration took place is unclear, however we do know that the stuffed pasta as we know it made its debut in China, and was brought to Italy where they called it Ravioli.

Little Italy is open for lunch from 11am to 3pm and for dinner from 5pm to 10pm Monday through Friday and Saturday from 12pm to 11pm.

About Little Italy Restaurant and Pizzeria

The Visocaro family is originally from Palermo, the capital of the Italian island of Sicily. They began introducing the flavors of the traditional Italian dishes in New York city with a modest pizzeria, “Paola’s Pizza Restaurant.” After 12 years of tiring cold and snowy weather, they decided to move to the much warmer city, San Antonio, Texas. In April 1983, Little Italy Restaurant & Pizzeria opened its doors with authentic New York style Italian cuisine.

With their new home in San Antonio, Angelo and Paola Visocaro put their own spin to traditional Italian dishes originating from Southern Italy. The husband and wife brought the culture, language and food of a customary Italian family to San Antonio.

Little Italy San Antonio More Information:
Little Italy Restaurant & Pizzeria
Viscoaro Family
(210) 349-2060