Where to buy lasagna?

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[Post New]01/21/2018 19:22
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Anonymous
Can someone recommend a place to buy meat and vegetable lasagna? The Italian Store? Maggiano's?
[Post New]01/21/2018 19:33
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Anonymous
Costco's is great.
[Post New]01/21/2018 19:44
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Anonymous
The Italian Store’s lasagna is some of the best food on this planet. If you are within 150 miles of the store, that’s where I would buy it.
[Post New]01/21/2018 19:45
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Anonymous
Vace
[Post New]01/21/2018 19:46
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Anonymous
Plus 1 for Vace!
[Post New]01/21/2018 19:47
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Vace


Yes! Totally addictive.
[Post New]01/22/2018 10:02
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Anonymous
Vignola Gourmet
[Post New]01/22/2018 10:07
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Anonymous
I have had both Maggiano's and Italian Store. Would recommend both.
[Post New]01/22/2018 10:50
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Anonymous
Thanks for the suggestions!
[Post New]01/22/2018 14:45
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Anonymous
Lasagna for one or for a crowd?

In Arlington: For single serving, I am a big fan of Pie-Tanza's. The one from Joe's Deli is too cheesy. The one at Two Chefs is pretty good. Italian store's is good.
[Post New]01/23/2018 09:31
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Anonymous
It's really easy/cheap to make OP. Why not try?
[Post New]01/23/2018 17:02
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Anonymous
I love the lasagna at Dal Grano in McLean -- http://www.dalgrano.com/

single servings or you can order a whole sheet (I imagine it is pretty expensive).
[Post New]01/23/2018 17:04
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It's really easy/cheap to make OP. Why not try?


[Post New]01/23/2018 17:08
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It's really easy/cheap to make OP. Why not try?




If you do it right, it’s time-consuming.
[Post New]01/24/2018 18:37
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Anonymous
You can make your own for $8.
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