Carabba's -- How do I make the best of it [moved from Pennsylvania board]
We are having a holiday luncheon at Carabba's (not my choice, my boss chose it).
What are the best choices there? I figure with good advice, I can at least make the best of it.
TIA
Francis
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re: Suzy Q
I get made fun of whenever I exclaim "the bread here is really good" somewhere (maybe because I do it at so many restaurants), but the bread at Carrabba's really is great, with their herby dipping oil especially.
Chicken Bryan is my favorite dish there; grilled chicken topped with caprino cheese and sundried tomatoes. The Ricardo sauce with banana peppers for the calamari is tasty too.
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re: madgreek
I was there twice and both times I had this pasta...it had artichokes and olives among other things in it. Being Italian when I am in place's like that I tend to stay away from the tomato sauces as they are never as good as mine. This pasta dish "wasn't bad" but I haven't been back since.
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I end up (unwillingly) at Carabbas once a month with co-workers (not adventuresome in the least). I only ever eat mussels. Perhaps now and then, a plate of sauteed spinach to go along (ask for pine nuts on it; I'd like it better with fresh garlic rather from a jar). Their filets are pretty good. Mashed potatoes are gummy. I think the pork chops are off the menu now -- not bad either. It's reliably mediocre, which isn't the worst thing that can happen for a holiday lunch....
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