Eat Pie
Pizza pie, that is, at the newly opened Rosatti's, located at 1838 E. Sixth St., on the southwest corner of Campbell Avenue, almost across the street from Laferlita's Pizza. Rosatti's is owned by Scott Cummings, who also owns Bob Dobb's. Open daily from 11 a.m., the restaurant features Chicago-style thin and deep-dish pizzas, stuffed pizzas, pastas, sub sandwiches and chicken wings. Delivery is available within a 2 1/2-mile radius; 622-2200.
Café 54 Wins National Award
Eli Lilly and Company is pleased to announce that Café 54 is a second-place winner of the 2005 Reintegration Awards, to be officially recognized Nov. 4 in Washington, D.C. The award recognizes the outstanding contributions of helping people with schizophrenia and bipolar disorders to move their lives forward. As an employment-training program for people recovering from mental illnesses, Café 54 offers a safe place for them to use their skills and perform job tasks while allowing them to grow confident and reintegrate into society. Located at 54 E. Pennington Ave., Café 54 is open for weekday lunch and is available for catering; 622-1907.
Dining Trends
Benchmark Hospitality International has announced five top dining trends for the future. They are: 1. Build your own meal, giving customers more freedom to assemble their own entrées with a menu of suggested pairing side dishes and options. 2. Top restaurants on both coasts are holding prices around $20 per entrée, making up the difference by using less-expensive cuts of meat and seafood with more-expressive cooking techniques. 3. How about a less-formal but more-fun lunch where choices are a trio of creative tuna fish sandwiches or shots of soup? 4. Mundane snacks are now housemade and fabulous, with hand-cut rosemary and garlic potato chips, and popcorn drizzled with truffle oil. 5. Fresh is best when it's uncomplicated and goes from sea and garden to the plate.