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• S I D E D I S H E S • • S P E C I A L T Y I T E M S • 8-10 People 18-20 People Zona Blu now offers it’s famous “Pasta alla Ruota” for your catering order! Broccoli Aglio Olio $35 $60 ITALIAN CUISINE – SARDINIAN STYLE (Sautéed in garlic & olive oil) Simply choose your favorite pasta and your favorite sauce (Pomodoro or Alfredo) and we’ll send a chef to toss it in a massive wheel of 100% Parmigiano Pasta • Pesce • Pizza Mashed Potatoes $35 $60 Reggiano. The cheese is incorporated into the warm pasta and creates a dish your guests will never forget! Verdure Saute $40 $70 Basic Cost: (Sautéed vegetables) $15 per person (minimum 30 guests): Fresh linguine with your choice of pomodoro $40 $70 Roasted Potatoes (homemade tomato sauce) or Alfredo (creamy white sauce) $75 per hour (minimum 2 hours) • S A L A D • Chef to prepare Ruota dishes for your guests 8-10 People 18-20 People Pasta Additions: Ceasar Salad $45 $80 $5pp Shrimp Zona Blu Salad $55 $100 $4pp Chicken (Baby arugula, chilled fregola, shrimp, tomato confit, citronette dressing) $3pp Sautéed Vegetables Different types of pasta are available and price will Caprese Salad $50 $90 be determined at time of order (Basil, tomato, mozzarella) Catering services for your 8-10 People 18-20 People Insalata Russa $45 $80 (Boiled potatoes, carrots, green peas) Maialino Da Latte $20 per pound $20 per pound home • business • special event (Suckling pig roasted Sardinian style, minimum 25 pounds) 10% discount for local businesses Vitello Arrosto MP MP S W E E T S • (Roasted Veal) • Whether you have an elegant affair or a simple get together, Zona 8-10 People 18-20 People Blu is there for you. We have an excellent selection of Sardinian Vitello Piccata MP MP and mainland Italian dishes and carry an extensive wine list that Homemade Tiramisu $40 $80 (Veal with lemon, capers, white wine) will perfectly match your big occasion. Let Zona Blu set your mind at ease. Dependable. Professional. Delectable. Insalata di Fruta $50 $90 Main Lobster MP MP (Fruit salad) (Various preparation styles available) Cannoli $2 ea $2 ea Zona Blu can create unique dishes for your event. Prices will be determined at time of order based on market price. Ask to speak with our General Manager/ Amaretti $18/lb $18/lb Executive Chef, Marco De Simone, to order these custom dishes. “Sardinian almond cookies” Custom Italian Desserts MP MP About Sardinia and Zona Blu Please call 954-617-7999 Sardinia, one of the five global blue regions where more people live to 100 years than anywhere else in the world, has made its way to Weston through a new restaurant, 189 Weston Rd • W I N E • aptly named “Zona Blu”. PER CASE Weston, Florida 33326 Sardinian Executive Chef, Andrea Fadda, will take you on a culinary journey, integrating Blue Zone Cannonau Red Wine $108 (954) 617-7999 modern takes on traditional Sardinian cuisine and Italian favorites. Zona Blu features Nessuno Vermentino White Wine $108 zonabluweston.com fresh seafood, home-made pastas, wood fired pizza and decadent desserts. [email protected] Zona Blu is proud to offer our Sardinian house wines at special pricing to compliment your catering order. 1 case = 6 bottles Not ready for the love affair to end? All of our Salumeria meats and cheeses are available by the pound and any of our 100+ wine selections can be purchased at special prices to take Located near Walgreens and Carl’s Barbershop in home! Arrivederci! The Shoppes on the Green at Weston • P A S T A • • P I Z Z E & C A L Z O N E • • F I S H • 8-10 People 18-20 People 8-10 People 18-20 People Pizza in Teglia (serves 10-12/Add’l Cost for Toppings) $80 $60 $100 Salmone alla Griglia $105 $200 Lasagna Margherita pizza baked in our wood fired oven in a large baking (Grilled) sheet with a thicker crust Ravioli Spinaci $80 $140 (Spinach Ravioli) Salmone al Limone $105 $200 (With lemon) Tortellini $80 $140 EACH (Bolognese or Panna – cream sauce) AYO! Our Signature Stuffed Pizza – Ciccio Parma $18 Zuppa di Pesce alla Sarda $150 $300 Flat pizza bread filled with Prosciutto di Parma, crescenza cheese, arugula (Mixed seafood in a touch of tomato prawn broth) Penne Gratinate $45 $90 (Eggplant, ricotta, spinach, tomato sauce) Hawaiian – Alghero $15 Cotto, pineapple, mozzarella cheese, tomato sauce Gnocchi di Patate al Pomodo $55 $100 Seafood Lover – Baia Sardinia $25 (Potato gnocchi in tomato sauce) Mixed seafood, tomato sauce • SALUMERIA/ANTIPASTO PLATTER• Lasagna Vegetariana $60 $100 Prosciutto e Funghi – Bosa $14 (Vegetarian lasagna) Cotto, mushroom, mozzarella cheese, tomato sauce 8-10 People 18-20 People Your choice of four meats $70 $120 $18 Eggplant Parmigiana $50 $90 Pizza Vongole – Cala Luna and four cheeses Clams, pecorino cheese, bottarga, mozzarella cheese Meat Choices: Prosciutto Crudo, Salame Felino, Soppressata, Coppa, Mortadella, Penne Alfredo con Gamberi $55 $110 Pizza Gamberi e Tonno – Carlofortina $20 Prosciutto Cotto, Speck, Bresaola (Shrimp) Fresh tuna, pesto, shrimp, mozzarella cheese Cheese Choices: Pecorino Fresco, Percorino Semi Stagionato, Pecorino Romano, Penne Alfredo con Pollo $50 $90 Margherita – Chia $12 Stracchino, Grana Padano, Gorgonzola, Scamorza (Chicken) Mozzarella cheese, basil, tomato sauce NOTE: Our pastas are available with bolognese, marinara, Meat Lover – Desulese $20 puttanesca, or aglio e olio. Sausage, pepperoni cotto, bacon, mozzarella cheese, tomato sauce Mamoiada $18 • V E G E T A R I A N P L A T T E R • C H I C K E N & V E A L • Speck, asparagus, smoked scamorza cheese, mozzarella cheese • Palau $16 8-10 People 18-20 People 8-10 People 18-20 People Sausage, broccoli rapini, steamed potatoes, mozzarella cheese Vegetatian Platter $70 $130 Artichokes, grilled vegetables, mushrooms, sundried tomatoes Pollo alla Milanese $55 $100 Veggie Lover – Sortu $14 (Breaded) Grilled vegetables, mozzarella cheese, tomato sauce Pollo con Funghi $55 $100 Su Nuraghe $18 (Mushrooms) Sausage, roast potatoes, pecorino, mozzarella cheese Pizza Parmigiana – Usinesa $15 Pollo Piccata $55 $110 Eggplant, parmigiano and mozzarella cheese, tomato sauce (With white wine, lemon & capers) Quattro Stagioni – Four Seasons $18 Vitello Tonnato $50 $105 Each quarter has one of the following: Cotto, artichokes, olives, (Thin sliced veal topped with tuna sauce) mushrooms. Topped with mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce Calzone $14 Ricotta, spinach, mushroom, mozzarella cheese • B R E A D • Menu effective as of November 1, 2017 Calzone Barbara $18 Sausage, cotto, mozzarella & scamorza cheese, tomato sauce NOTE: Many of our dishes can be made 8-10 People 18-20 People vegetarian or gluten-free. Ask your server for recommendations. Zona Blu’s homemade bread $20 $35 *Consumption of raw or undercooked foods, such as fish, beef, chicken, seafood and egg products can All of our pizzas are prepared with homemade dough in an Italian increase the risk of foodborne illness. wood-fired, thin crust style. Pizzas are 14 inch..
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