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WHAT? Lunch, take-out pizza, and salads!
WHEN? 12 noon – 3 pm wed-sat
WHERE? @uxlocale
HOW? ORDER NOW
OTHER? We will be open during normal hours for full dinner service at 5 pm.
Starting today, Friday, December 1, and in the future on the days we are open, Wednesday-Saturday, we will open our doors for take-out pick-up beginning at Noon. We cannot offer table service now, but who knows what the future holds.
We are starting slow with our salads and pizza and may add to the lunchtime menu, but that depends on you.
We believe in the quality of sustainable life, not just living well. We possess a solid duty to integrate such sustainability into every aspect of life, beginning with perhaps the most basic of all elements: food.
Due to supply issues, I have completely re-vamped the menu. Pizza will remain the same, but all kitchen items will rotate with seasonal specials. My focus has always been flavor. I promise your favorites will be peppered in, but if we are going to make it, I have to scale down. We keep our promise to offer a high standard of fresh & flavorful food made with seasonal, limited, high-quality ingredients. Our mainstays are traditional wood-fired pizza and pasta with ever-changing nightly Mediterranean-inspired specials.
To view some of our regularly featured items, please click here
My passion for food & its preparation began early in life. I was a “sous-chef” when I was three feet tall–standing on tiptoe to see creations on the kitchen countertop–and I continue to learn today. Today, as a chef-owner, my recipes & cooking style have evolved from the many memories of people at the stove: family, friends, and, in recent years, travel–their spirit lives with me in my kitchen.
My family, team & I are grateful for your patronage. A heartfelt thanks for the honor of your company & our wish that you return often.
Thank you, Phantom Gourmet!
GLUTEN-FREE
We offer gluten and dairy-free cauliflower crust; because of the flour dust in our pizza oven & other pizza area surfaces, we cannot guarantee a 100% gluten-free environment with celiac disease. Risotto is usually, but not always, an option for a pasta substitute. Most special items are gluten-free.
Below are descriptions of our commonly used ingredients; we make almost everything daily with high-quality, fresh ingredients.
We use shellfish harvested within one week–check our chalkboards to see where they are sourced from and for harvest dates on our shellfish!
OUR DOUGH
Sourdough starter, a blend of Italian imported 00 flour, Sir Galahad flour, salt, yeast, water, EVOO.
NEVER use bromated flour, which contains potassium bromate, an oxidizing agent.
*POTATO GNOCCHI
All the pasta products made by Venda Ravioli combine No. 1 semolina flour, pasteurized liquid whole eggs, water, and salt. All pasta is shipped frozen and specially packaged for us!
*CAULIFLOWER PIZZA CRUST
Cauliflower & non-GMO mix: corn starch, rice flour, potato starch, dextrose, vegetable fibers: psyllium, fructose, inulin, emulsifier, stabilizer: sorbitol non-GMO yeast & non-GMO extra virgin olive oil, non-GMO brown cane sugar, non-GMO sea salt
*CHORIZO SAUSAGE
Chorizo sausage is made from coarsely chopped pork and pork fat, seasoned with garlic, pimento – smoked paprika – and salt.
CANNED CRUSHED TOMATOES TOMATOES
The taste has the signature of Italy but is grown and canned in CA, USA. These sun-ripened tomatoes are freshly ground and then canned unpeeled, leaving bits of tomato skins throughout, resulting in a most flavorful sauce.
PEPERONCINO
are simply red pepper flakes. The peppers come from Calabria in southern Italy, a region known for its hot peppers. These pepper flakes have a spicy, mildly fruity taste and mild and authentically Italian aroma. Contrary to popular belief, a tiny pinch enhances the other flavors and does not make it “spicy”- we swear.
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PEPPERONCINI
A sweet Italian chili pepper. It is also known as the Golden Greek or fresh Italian pepper.
SAN MARZANO TOMATOES
Compared to the Roma tomato, their flesh is thicker with fewer seeds, and the taste is more robust, sweeter, and less acidic.
HOUSE-MADE SAUSAGE
No casing-lean pork butt, fennel, pepperoncino, paprika, black pepper, kosher salt
CHEESES
Smoked Gouda
This smoked gouda is a variant of this famous cheese smoked in ancient brick ovens over flaming hickory chip embers. Sensational with beer, this hard cheese has an edible brown rind and a creamy, yellow interior. It can also perfectly complement tasty snacks like fruits, nuts, and dark chocolate, but we think our gouda, gouda, gouda rocking everywhere pizza rocks, hence the title!
Ovolone Mozzarella
Mild, refreshing, and supple. It has a springy and dense consistency with a light aroma of wholesome cream, making it a favorite among audiences with delicate palates. One size down from your standard ball of fresh mozzarella is ovoline, or “egg-shaped” portions, about four ounces each.
Burrata
Burrata is an Italian cow milk cheese made from mozzarella and cream. The outer casing is solid cheese, while the inside contains stracciatella and cream, giving it an unusual, soft texture.
Capicola cap-uh-cola
Capicola is seasoned with hot pepper flakes, salt, and garlic. Like many Italian types of meat, it has a marbled appearance and a rich, bold flavor. This famous Italian cut of ham is salted, seasoned, and dry-cured.
Mortadella *Contains NUTS*
Mortadella is made of finely hashed or ground heat-cured pork, incorporating at least 15% small cubes of pork fat. Mortadella is a product of Bologna, Italy, flavored with spices, including whole or ground black pepper, myrtle berries, and pistachios.
Prosciutto pro-shoo-toe
An Italian dry-cured ham, thinly sliced and served uncooked, this style is called prosciutto crudo in Italian soppressata. “sop-pres-sa-ta” is an Italian dry salami. Although there are many variations, the two principal types are a cured dry sausage typical of Basilicata, Apulia, and Calabria and a very different uncured salami made in Tuscany and Liguria.