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When Satchel attempted to loosen the top on the red pepper flakes so that it would fall out on someone's food, I had to call Uncle. Jiro decided to drink his drink in an unusual fashion as well.īoth monkeys were starved and a little jacked up. Ew? He likes to add lemon to pretty much everything. I explained that the cashier took my name and that they would walk around with the food and call out my name until they found us.Īt the table, Satchel added lemon to his drink, which I assumed was Coke, but he said it was Dr. 'How will they know where we are?' Warren asked.

We filled up our cups and took a seat in a nearby booth. The monkeys got drinks, Warren and I did not. The kids meal options are pretty impressive, and a good size pizza with a side of chips or fruit is only $4.50. (The exception being the kids pizza which is slightly smaller and only available in cheese and pepperoni.) Satchel also wanted a bowl of soup, and I invited Warren to share a salad with me. Not surprisingly, everyone ordered pizza, which comes in one size. I was worried that the choices would be overwhelming, but everyone was hungry and decided what they wanted in record time. (On Tuesday and Thursday they serve burgers at lunch-which have been given the Best Memphis Burger seal of approval, and the weekend dinner menu offers some fancier entrees.) The other walls are filled with Lamar Sorrento paintings so it has a bit of a Memphis feel to it.Īs you may or may not be able to see, they have a pretty decent selection of sandwiches, salads, soups, and pizzas. It's an order at the counter type place, and the menu is on the wall nice & big (and a little slanted). Cheese.īuon Cibo is in a nondescript strip mall just off the expressway. It gave us a chance to talk about what's been going on at school, that time Warren got his wisdom teeth removed, and that time the monkeys went to a birthday party at Chuck. The drive from Midtown took about 20-25 minutes and was quite pleasant. On Saturday, I finally had a chance to drag Warren and the monkeys (Satchel, 11, and Jiro, 9) to Mississippi for lunch. Since it is in Hernando, I have to keep my obsession in check. Given the shopping centre location, it makes Casa Cibo a great family-friendly dining option.I've been obsessed with Buon Cibo since May. Business cards containing basil or parsley seeds are offered to littlies for them to grow at home. Beer is also available on-tap or by the bottle.ĭrawing on his time working with Jamie Oliver, Goldman has placed particular focus on the kids’ menu, consulting with a nutritionist friend. There’s a range of Italian, Australian and New Zealand wines on offer, including chilled wine on-tap. Pizzas (bianca and rossa) have proven popular, while there are also antipasti dishes, salads and share boards.

The porchetta gets the same treatment, served with buckwheat polenta and salsa verde. Pork ragù is slow-roasted in the wood-fired ovens before being tossed with house-made casarecce pasta.

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Previously overseeing all six Jamie’s Italian restaurants across Australia, Goldman has created a menu that utilises Betty and Myrtle to their full potential. Upstairs is the main kitchen and bar, with booth seating and a veranda for outdoor dining.

The first floor centres on Betty and Myrtle, with a large feature tile floor and timber seating. Seating more than 350, Casa Cibo is built over two floors. Casa Cibo is the latest venue from Raw Group, which also owns Madame Wu in the CBD and South Brisbane’s Chu the Phat.

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