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Tuscany Menu FINAL TUSCANY ITALIAN BISTRO Discover Authentic Italian [ Tuscan + Bistro ] BYOB A P P E T I Z E R S Garlic Bread $3 With cheese $4 Mozzarella Sticks $7 Homeade Bread $5 Jalapeño Poppers $7 Garlic bread with cheese & tomatoes Fried Calamari $8 Bruschetta $5 Side marinara & fresh lemon Topped with organic basil & parsley Stuffed Mushrooms $8 Clams or Mussels Posilipo $8 Crab meat, spices in a pink In a garlic white wine light marinara sauce vodka sauce Mozzarella Caprege $8 Fresh mozzarella, vine ripened tomatoes, aged balsamic glaze Shrimp Martini $9 Jumbo Texas-Gulf shrimp sautéed with olive oil, garlic, lemon, parsley. Finished with a Pinot Grigio white wine reduction S O U P S & S A L A D S Artichoke Salad $7 Green leaf lettuce, mozzarella, black Tossed Salad $3 olives, tomato, pepperoncini, finished Side Cesar Salad $4 with Canadian bacon & artichoke Grilled Chicken Tuscany Salad $8 Antipasto Salad $7 Green leaf lettuce, tomato, Ham, salami, provolone cheese wheels pepperoncini, black olives, & laid on a bed of green leaf lettuce with mozzarella cheese black olives, mozzarella & tomatoes Grilled Chicken Cesar Salad $8 Greek Salad $7 | With Chicken $8 Fresh Romaine lettuce tossed with our Tossed with green leaf lettuce, roasted homemade cesar dressing, parmesan red peppers, black olives, onion, oil & cheese & croutons vinegar Dressings: Ranch | Italian | Balsamic Vinegar | Oil & Vinegar | House : Tomato vinaigrette | Cesar : Secret recipe M I N E S T R O N E S O U P | T O R T E L L I N I S O U P Soups $6 (Vegetables & diced pasta) (Lemon butter garlic sauce) P A S T A F A G I O L I | S T R A C I A T E L A A L A R O M A N A (White beans, diced pasta) (Spinach Eggdrop) C A S S E R O L E S KIDS MENU (12 & Under Only) $10 Dinner | $8 Lunch (11-3 PM) Baked Lasagna $5 | Baked Ravioli $5 Baked Lasagna | Baked Manicotti Baked Manicotti $5 | Baked Ziti $5 Baked Ravioli | Eggplant Rollentini Fettucine Alfredo $6 Baked Ziti | Baked Eggplant Parmigiana (Choice of marinara, meatball Spaghetti $5 or meat sauce) SIDE ORDERS Garlic & Oil Sauce $3 | Side Vegetables $4 Marinara Sauce $4 | Meatballs or Sausage $4 Alfredo Sauce $4 | Garlic Rolls (per dozen) $4 Plate of Spaghetti, Ziti or Angel Hair with marinara Sauce $10 HOMEADE PASTA Choice of Meatballs, Italian Sausage, Tortellini a la Pana $11 Tortellini in alfredo sauce & sautéed Canadian Me at Sauce, Mushrooms or Garlic & Oil Fettuccine Alfredo $10 bacon Tortellini Bolognese $11 Add Chicken $13 Cheese filled tortellini served in meaty pink cream Add Shrimp $15 sauce Rigatoni Arabiata $12 Tortellini Michel Angelo $13 Sautéed with chives, garlic, cherry Sautéed with artichokes, mushrooms & tomatoes peppers, & mushrooms in a spicy marinara in pink vodka sauce Linguini Primavera $12 Fettucini Modo Mio $13 Mixed vegetables served with Fettuccine pasta with mushrooms, artichokes, linguini pasta in Alfredo Canadian bacon, & black olives, pink vodka sauce Rigatoni Ala Vodka $11 Spaghetti Carbonara $13 Sautéed in vodka cream sauce with Mushrooms, Canadian bacon, black olives in onions & basil Alfredo Add Chicken...$3.00 Tortellini Vodka $11 Add Spinach, mushrooms, artichokes, black Tortellini in a pink vodka sauce olives, or onions additional to a dish...$2.00 Chicken Charchifini- Sautéed white $13 CHICKEN OR VEAL wine lemon sauce with artichoke Try these delicious dishes with veal instead $17 hearts & mushrooms Chicken Murphy- Our signature pink $14 (All served with spaghetti pasta) sauce sautéed with mushrooms, Chicken Parmigiana- Thin chicken $13 jalapeños, & onions breast breaded, fried, topped with Chicken Balsamic -Sun dried $14 mozzarella, Parmesan cheese & tomatoes, Portobello mushrooms then marinara sauce sautéed in a balsamic vinegar glaze Chicken Piccata- Pan seared in a $13 Chicken Jerusalem- Mushrooms & $14 Pinot Grigio wine reduction with artichoke hearts with a touch of garlic lemon & capers in a white wine cream reduction Chicken Cacciatore- Sautéed in $13 Chicken Mona Lisa- Grilled chicken $14 red wine marinara sauce with bell sautéed with vegetables, garlic & oil peppers, mushrooms & onions over penne pasta Chicken Arabiata- White wine, $14 Chicken Tuscany- Mushrooms, $14 garlic, cherry perppers, mushrooms roasted peppers, onion & basil sautéed & chives in a spicy marinara in pink vodka sauce Chicken Marsala- Sautéed with $13 mushrooms in a Marsala wine sauce Tour of Italy- Chicken parmigiana, $14 fettuccine alfredo, & lasagna Linguini and Clams- Your choice of red or $12 Salmon Oregenata- First we broil our $17 white sauce salmon, then we sauté it in olive oil with Mussels Marinara- Your choice of spicy or $12 shallots & plum tomato sauce mild marinara sauce over linguini pasta St. Peter’s New Orleans Tilapia- Pan $17 Shrimp Marinara- Light marinara basil $15 seared tilapia sautéed with artichokes, sauce over linguini mushrooms & lemon white wine sauce Shrimp Scampi- White wine garlic lemon $15 Seafood Combo- Shrimp, clams, mussels $18 sauce tossed with shrimp over linguini scallops, & calamari over linguine pasta in Fettuccine Vodka with Shrimp- Pink vodka $15 pinot noir marinara sauce $18 sauce tossed with shrimp over fettucine Chicken & Shrimp Sunrise- Sundried Chef Special- Chicken, shrimp & scallops $17 tomatoes, mushrooms sauteed in in pink cream sauce over linguine sherry wine sauce Pork Tenderloin- Tender pork loin in a mushroom cognac sauce served with vegetables & steamed rice $19 SEAFOOD & MORE PIZZA & MORE Don't see what you like? Customize your own specialty pizza! Topping choices: Sausage, Hamburger, Pepperoni, Canadian Bacon, Mushroom, Bell pepper, Onion, Black Olive, Pineapple, Jalapeno, Anchovies | $2 each SIZE | 14" 16" 18" 10" Personal Pizza | $9 Plain Cheese Pie $11 $13 $14 New York Style Specialty Pizza's $14 $16 $18 Supreme | Contains sausage, hamburger, pepperoni, Canadian bacon, mushroom, bell pepper, onion, & black olives. White Wonder | Our made from scratch cream sauce topped with ricotta cheese & mozzarella. Baked to crispy perfection. Get a little crazy & add some other toppings for even more delicious happiness. Florentine | Has flavorful spinach, ripened tomatoes, & mushrooms Veggie | A the delicious vegetables you can find in grandma’s garden. Mushroom, onion, bell pepper, black olives, eggplant, & spinach Meat Lovers | Pepperoni, Canadian Bacon, Sausage, & Hamburger Margharita | Ripened tomatoes, fresh garlic & robust basil make this pizza one you will come back for again. The BBQ | Mozzarella cheese, beef & barbecue sauce Mexican |Beef, salsa, Monterrey jack cheese, cheddar cheese, & jalapenos Hawaiian | Pineapple & Canadian bacon DEEP DISH SICILIAN CHEESE | SPECIALTY One size, 16 square slices. Plenty for all $17 $19 HOT S UBS $8 Parmigiana subs | with marinara sauce, topped with mozzarella & baked to a crispy delight Your choice of meatball, Italian sausage, eggplant, or chicken Stromboli | is stuffed with pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms & mozzarella cheese Calzone | is a half moon pie filled with ricotta cheese, sausage, & mozzarella Philly Cheese Steak | delicious toasted bread stuffed with steak, mushrooms, onions & mozzarella cheese BEVERAGES $2 $5 DESSERTS Cheesecake (Plain, chocolate, or strawberry), Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Dr. Pepper, Canoli, Tiramisu, Chocolate Mousse Cake. Lemonade, Root Beer, Orange Fanta, Iced Tea Ask your server if we have any specialty desserts today Thank you for being a honored guest at our table.
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