1911 King Ave. W Billings, Montana 59102 – (406) 652-4416 – Brunosmt.com – Serving pizza and other Italian specialties in Billings since 1987.
Friday, December 25, 2015
Friday, December 18, 2015
Mostaccioli
Mostaccioli at Brunos- A Taste of Italy
Mostaccioli pasta sautéed with Bruno’s own Italian sausage,
green & red peppers, onions &
tomatoes in a light red sauce.
Come by today for dinner with us: 1911 King Ave. W Billings, Montana 59102
Wednesday, December 9, 2015
Lunch Menu
Brunos- A Taste of Italy offers a great lunch menu and all
pasta lunches are serves with delicious and fresh garlic bread and topped with
our fresh grated blend of cheese.
Choose from Angel Hair, Spaghetti, Linguini, Spinach Fettuccini
or Rigatoni served with your choice of:
Bruno's Sugo, (Italian Gravy) our own slow cooked red
marinara sauce
Alfredo Sauce, Bruno's own blend of rich cream and fresh
grated cheese.
Meat Sauce, made with beef and our own Italian pork sausage.
Chicken Alfredo, broiled chicken breast with Bruno's Alfredo
Sauce.
Bruno's Frescio Sauce, tomatoes, fresh basil, garlic,
onions, olive oil, wine, and chili flakes.
Also on the Lunch Menu:
Bruno's Lasagna - (no meat) made with layers & layers of
our own rich blend of cheeses smothered with Sugo.
Lasagna with our hearty meat sauce
Tortellini - Ground Beef filled, or Spinach Cheese filled or
a mix of both. Tortellini is served with your choice of Bruno's Sugo or
Alfredo.
Linguini a la Carbonara - Linguini Sauteed with peppered
Bacon and Chicken, rich cream and loads of cheese.
Chicken Florentine, Cannelloni - pasta tube filled with
chicken, spinach and cheeses, baked to perfection and topped with Bruno's Sugo.
Spinach & Artichoke Lasagna - This wonderful combination
is alternately layered with Alfredo and Sugo and topped with Alfredo.
Ravioli - your choice of ground beef filled or Cheese filled
or a mix of both. Ravioli is served with your choice of Bruno's Sugo or Alfredo
sauce
Gnocchi - Traditional Italian classic, potato dumplings
served with your choice of Bruno's Sugo, Alfredo or Fresco Sauce.
Mostaccioli - Mostaccioli pasta sauteed with Bruno's own
Italian sausage, green & red peppers, onions & tomatoes in a light red
sauce.
Come by Brunos- A Taste of Italy for lunch today!
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
Have You Eaten Your Salad Today?
Did you know eating a salad almost everyday can be one of
the healthy eating habits you can have! Eating salads is a convenient way to
work in a couple of servings of vegetables and/or fruit. Green salads are
always on the menu of almost every restaurant. You can even buy a side salad
(with Romaine lettuce, carrots and tomatoes, available with fat-free or
reduced-calorie salad dressing.) Most people enjoy eating salads, even kids!
You can even make them your own.
Here are some reasons to start eating your greens today:
Fiberous: Salads contain alot of fiber since there maybe
different kinds of fruit. Eating salads that are high in fiber can help lower
cholesterol levels and prevent constipation.
Getting your daily dose of Fruits and Veggies: We are always
told to eat more fruits and vegetables because of the nutrients that helps our
bodies. When you are eating more greens, you'll likely have more levels of
powerful antioxidants (vitamin C and E, folic acid, lycopene, and alpha- and
beta-carotene,) especially if your salad includes some raw vegetables.
Helps you feel satisfied with your diet: If you are on a
diet, start with eating salads. Studies have shown that eating lower calorie
foods (Like salad) can give you the feeling of being full. The bigger the salad
the better, just add less dressing and more veggies.
Use good fats dressing: Good fats are the ones that are
found in olive oil, avocado and nuts. These good fats help your body absorb
protective phytochemicals. In a recent study, it has been said that a diet that
includes plenty of olive oil and raw vegetables is linked to reduced mortality.
Salad is a great starter for meals everyday! Brunos-A Taste
of Italy, has a variety of soups that can start your meals off right! Come on
in today!
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