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Spaghetti House launches sharing menu for Valentine's Day
All Spaghetti House restaurants are launching a two-course sharing menu especially for Valentine's Day.
In the evening only on Friday 12, Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 February, the two-course sharing menu will include an aperitif, coffee and liqueur, all for just £18 per person.
Dishes will include 'Venus's Spaghetti' which combines fresh lobster, Mediterranean prawns, light tomato and a chilli and white wine.
The menu will also offer a sharing portion of Tiramisu dell'Amorosa, served with two spoons. The dish is served with strawberries and chocolate sauce.
And to finish will be coffee and a shot of Amaretto liqueur, served with a plate of cantuccini, the Tuscan biscuits ideal for dipping in coffee or in the liqueur.
There are a total of 11 Spaghetti House restaurants in areas including Westfield London W12, Woodstock Street near Bond St W1, Goodge Street Fitzrovia W1, Bryanston Street near Marble Arch W1 and Haymarket SW1.
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