Big thank you to Albuquerque Business First for this great article about
Joe’s Pasta House co-owner, KC Guzzardi, being named as one of
Yelp’s Top 100 North American Local Business Owners & chosen to participate in
Yelp’s first ever Coast To Coast: Because We Mean Business!
Click this link to read full article:
Rio Rancho Restaurant Owner Among 100 Honored by Yelp
KC Guzzardi, Co-Owner of Joe’s Pasta House Named One of Yelp’s Top 100 Local Business Owners in North America
Do you enjoy partaking in delicious, fine, imported foods & confections? Well we do too & now we have a nice selection of these products available for your home or to give as gifts, to a well deserving person!
It has been a work in progress, but the retail area at Joe’s Pasta House is open! Come in and choose from a selection of incredible Olive Oils, Olives, Asparagus, Cookies & more.
Among the Olive Oils you will find several Roland offerings as well as the buttery, organic olive oil of McEvoy Ranch. Now, McEvoy does hail out of California, not oversees; but it is an agriculturally responsible ranch that uses a blend of Frantoio, Leccino, Pendolino, Maurino, Leccio del Corno and Coratina Italian Olives to make their oil & it is just sumptuous!
McEvoy Organic Olive Oil at Joe’s Pasta House
Roland Olive Oils available at Joe’s Pasta House
While choosing which olive oil you would like best you will also have a choice of Italian & Greek Olives, French Salts & Mustard, Pasta, White Asparagus, Garlic Stuffed Olives & mmmmm, Organic Balsamic Vinegar! But wait, we have more on the way… like dipping oils!
Roland Garlic Stuffed Spanish Olives
Roland White Asparagus
Roland Organic Grained Dijon Mustard, Grey Sea Salt & Fleur de Sel French Sea Salt
This is all sounds great, but what about for those who have an eternal sweet tooth? We have you covered too! How would you like some Rolled Gaufrettes, a variety of Tartlettes or Amaretti Cookies? Remember to pick up a San Pellegrino & Aqua Panna to wash it all down!
Roland Lemon Tartlettes & Strawberry Tartlettes
Is there something you would like but don’t see here or anywhere you look in New Mexico? Let us know the product you are missing & we will be happy to do our best to find it for you!
Bon Appétit!
We have been asked many times “What is the proper pour for wine,” so we thought we would share a little information about this topic.
First, do you know what “One Serving of Alcohol is Considered?” It actually varies depending on the type of alcohol you are serving, like wine or beer. Here is a basic outline for proper pouring & serving:
Keep in mind that some States have different regulations regarding how much alcohol is served at one time, so an alcohol beverage could be served according to State Law.
Restaurants may offer different pours of wine, like 3oz., 5oz., or 8oz. – at different prices. So in this case the “Proper Pour” of wine would depend on the size you prefer. We have never come across a proper pour being any larger than 8 ounces. You will also notice that there are all different sizes of wine glasses; it is always better to have a larger glass so you are able to swirl the wine to aerate, helping to release it’s essence.
When you come into dine with us, you have a choice of ordering house wines by the Full Carafe, Half Carafe or Glass & for those who prefer more diversity in their wine choices; we also offer a variety of wines by the Glass or Bottle. We pour 1 size when serving by the glass – a measured 6 ounces & it comes in a nice 20 ounce glass to enable you to swirl without spilling. It may look like a small pour, but we do measure it when pouring & it is priced at what you may pay for a 5 ounce pour in many other establishments. If you would like to order a bottle of wine but don’t want to drink it all at one time; we also offer Wine Doggie Bags, which are approved by the State of New Mexico & you are able to take what is left in your bottle of wine home with you. Have questions? Our staff, management & owners are happy to assist you in picking out the wine that you would most enjoy.
Click here to view our Beer & Wine List (Availability May Vary).
It has just come & gone… Italian Carnevale; – in the United States, 2013, it was a celebration held around February 9-12 (Lent started on the 13th). In Venice, however, celebrations went on from February 1-14, it some parts of Italy the parties started in the end of January!
Carnevale began in Venice during the Italian Renaissance as an annual celebration preceding Lent; the Italian Renaissance began in the the 14th century & lasted until the 16th century! Did you miss out on the fun? Well, you don’t have to… come join us for the Taste of Rio Rancho, Saturday March 9 beginning at 4pm in the Santa Ana Star Center Arena; where we will bring back a touch of Italian Carnevale. In addition, there will be over 25 other participating Rio Rancho Restaurants, live music & more… in an all new spacious layout! Tickets (that include all the tasty food samples & live music) can be purchased in advance at Santa Ana Star Center Box Office for $5 or you can pay $10 at the door the day of the event (if we aren’t already sold out)! So, come join us in the fun & celebration of so much that Rio Rancho has to offer!
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