www.casadante.com See us on FACEBOOK Dear Friends: The Holiday Season will very shortly be upon us. In fact, sooner than you think. Thanksgiving is three weeks away and if you haven't made plans, now is the time. Don't let Mom work this year, we have a great, lengthy menu ( no gimmicks or cut-backs for the Holiday). A full Turkey dinner is also on the menu. No seatings, just make reservations for the time slot you need...we will try to comply! Christmas Eve dinner will consist of the traditional fish dinner as well as many regular menu choices. New Years Eve Bash celebration is booking now. Please reserve your places. Last years party was grand, even in the throes of this "great recession" and all indications are that this year's will be a blast. Julian and Dominique will be entertaining us all night long. See our website or Call for details or reservations, please! Thanks for reading and see you soon! Dom & Toni Marino Proprietors Casa Dante 3.5 stars Star Ledger, 2010 Wine Spectator Award, 2009 & 2010 Wine Enthusiast Award 2009, Best Italian in NJ by AOL, Top three Italian inNJ, Inside Jersey Magazine Check out the specials and discounts below and join our FACEBOOK www.casadante.com/entertainment or other events at www.casadante.com/events
Entertainment this week! Friday November 5, 2010 The Don Carter Trio smooth jazz night
Saturday, November 6, 2010 "Vintage" Ron & Mike mix it up with standards and favorite oldies .....a real treat! See the entire live entertainment schedule on www.casadante.com/entertainment for November & the New Years Eve Bash and scroll down here for recipes, tid-bits and other"happenings" at Casa Dante! |
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Healthy Italian
Did you know? The Irish believe that fairies are extremely fond of good wine. The proof of the assertion is that in the olden days royalty would leave a keg of wine out for them at night. Sure enough, it was always gone in the morning. - Irish Folklore Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914), "The Devil's Dictionary", 1911: CONNOISSEUR, n. A specialist who knows everything about something and nothing about anything else. An old wine-bibber having been smashed in a railway collision, some wine was poured on his lips to revive him. "Pauillac, 1873," he murmured and died. |
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