Louie Bossi’s is (Sort of) Back

Good news for fans of Louie Bossi’s brand of old-school Italian cuisine. The popular restaurant will reopen its Fort Lauderdale location on Wednesday (April 29) and its Boca Raton location on Monday (May 4) for online ordering, delivery and curbside pickup.

Expect a limited, curated version of its regular menu, including a selection of wines and beers—along with daily family meal specials (for four). The family meals—which will rotate daily and feature an appetizer, salad, entrée of the day and dessert for $99—will require a 24-hour advance order.

Among the regular menu items available: Meatballs ($11.50), Arthur Avenue salad ($16.50), Bolognese ($23), ribeye ($32), and a handful of pizzas (margherita $16), pepperoni ($18).

The Lauderdale restaurant is at 1032 E. Las Olas Blvd. (954.356.6699); the Boca restaurant is at 100 E. Palmetto Park Road (561.366.6699). Hours will be noon to 9 p.m.

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