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Penne Pomodoro

6815 Snider Plaza
Dallas, TX 75205
Park Cities
214-373-9911
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  • Mon-Fri 11am-10pm, Sat-Sun 10am-10pm
  • $$
  • Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch
  • Kid Friendly, Order Online, Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Smoking, Takeout
  • Street Parking
  • Reservations Recommended, Reservations Accepted
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Fashioned after trattorias in his hometown of Forli, Italy, veteran Dallas restaurateur Alberto Lombardi's trio of casual, family-friendly eateries and menus cuts a wide swath. Many of the nine pastas are made in the open kitchen and can be paired with a variety of fresh sauces. The latter include familiar favorites, like Bolognese and Alfredo, as well as Old World standards, like spicy arrabiata and creamy funghi selvaggi. Several pizzas are available beyond the customizable pies, and the entrees include everything from trout almondine to veal scaloppine. Each location has its own specials. At this one, whippersnappers eat for free on Wednesday nights (with the purchase of an adult entrée) and bottles from the lengthy, globe-trotting wine list are offered at half-price on Tuesday nights, again with the purchase of entrée.

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