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Shrimp Cocktail Shrimp Tempura Arancini SHRIMP COCKTAIL 10.95 THIN CRUST Jumbo shrimp served with cocktail sauce 10” 10.80 12” 11.95 14” 14.05 16” 16.15 SHRIMP TEMPURA 10.95 ADD FOR EXTRA TOPPING Jumbo battered shrimp 10” 1.10 12” 1.50 14” 1.80 16” 2.00 For an additional charge, try the following: ARANCINI 5.95 Breaded saffron rice balls, stuffed with GLUTEN FREE CRUST seasoned ground beef, and lightly fried 10” 2.00 BRUSCHETTA 6.95 PAN STYLE BUTTER CRUST Toasted bread slices rubbed with garlic, 10” 2.25 12” 2.75 14” 3.00 drizzled with olive oil, and topped with STUFFED PIZZA tomatoes, basil, and mozzarella 10” 3.50 12” 4.00 14” 4.50 ANTIPASTO PLATTER 9.95 Please allow 45 minutes serving time on all pan and A collection of Italian meats and cheeses stuffed pizzas CALAMARI 9.95 STROMBOLI 8.95 Fried or grilled Flaky crust baked around any two of our pizza toppings Add additional pizza toppings for just .50 each GARLIC BREAD 3.50 PIZZA INGREDIENTS Add mozzarella cheese .45 Pepperoni Italian Beef Meatballs MUSSELS 10.95 Sausage Bacon Green Peppers Mushrooms Tomatoes Onions Sautéed in marinara or garlic and oil Green Olives Black Olives Spinach Ricotta Cheese Fresh Garlic Ham Hot Giardiniara Pineapple Jalapeno Pepperoncini Hamburger Anchovies Canadian Bacon Artichoke Hearts Extra Cheese CAPRESE SALAD 8.95 Sliced tomatoes arranged with fresh mozzarella and basil drizzled with olive oil and balsamic 9.95 CHOPPED SALAD GALATI’S PIZZA Variety of select greens with Italian meats and cheeses, tomatoes, onions, cucumbers and olives, 10” 14.10 12” 16.45 14” 19.45 16 ” 22.15 tossed with our signature dressing Sausage, onions, mushrooms, green peppers STEAK SALAD 12.95 HAWAIIAN PIZZA Seared sliced steak, served with roasted peppers, 10” 14.10 12” 16.45 14” 19.45 16 ” 22.15 and shaved parmesan on a bed of arugula, Pineapple, ham, pepperoni, extra cheese tossed in balsamic vinaigrette TACO PIZZA MIXED GREENS SALAD 7.95 10” 15.20 12” 17.95 14 ” 21 .25 16 ” 24.15 Medley of romaine, spinach, arugula, and red cabbage Taco meat, leuce, tomato, onion, mozzarella, Doritos tossed, and served with your choice of dressing MARGHERITA PIZZA 8.50 TOMATO SALAD 10” 13.00 12” 14.95 14” 17.65 16 ” 20.15 A lightly seasoned mixture of chopped tomatoes, Fresh tomato, garlic, olive oil, mozzarella, basil red onions, Kalamata olives and shredded mozzarella, tossed in garlic & oil LEN’S SPECIAL PIZZA CHICKEN BREAST SALAD 9.95 10” 15.20 12” 17.95 14” 21.25 16 ” 24.15 Crispy or grilled chicken on a bed of romaine and Garlic & oil sauce, spinach, archoke hearts, tomatoes, arugula with red onion, crisp green apples, and walnuts mushrooms, onions DINNER SALAD 4.50 THE WORKS Romaine, tomatoes, cucumbers, red onion 10” 17.40 12” 20.95 14” 24.85 16 ” 28.15 Sausage, pepperoni, mushrooms, onions, black olives, ALL SALADS INCLUDE CHOICE OF DRESSING: bacon, meatballs Balsamic Vinaigrette, Blue Cheese, French, Italian, BBQ PIZZA Ranch, Honey Mustard, 1000 Island, Creamy Garlic, 10” 14.10 12” 16.45 14” 19.45 16 ” 22.15 Caesar, Raspberry Vinaigrette, Vinegar & Oil Pepperoni, onion, bacon, BBQ sauce VEGGIE PIZZA 10” 15.20 12” 17.9 5 14” 21.25 16 ” 24.1 5 BOWL 3.95 Mushrooms, green peppers, onions, black olives, tomatoes .
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