Located on Old Road, Mama Mia Pizza bring classic New York-style pizza to the Santa Clarita Valley. Served by the whole pie or the floppy slice, this is the kind of thin-crust pizza that you need to fold in half in order to eat.

Deep-dish pies and gourmet toppings need not apply here! The pizza menu is pretty succinct; you can choose between cheese, pepperoni, vegetarian, margarita, and meat lovers' pies. Specialty pizzas include Hawaiian, barbecue chicken, white, and baked ziti. If you prefer, you can design your own pie by choosing from Mama Mia's selection of toppings; these include anchovies, ham, jalapenos, and onions, to name a few. Mama Mia’s also serves up a number of other Italian-American dishes, including pastas, meatballs, and cannoli. Daily lunch specials come highly recommended by Yelp reviewers.

Mama Mia Pizza is open Tuesdays through Sundays. Delivery and take-out are offered.

Mama Mia Pizza
25708 Old Road
Stevenson Ranch, CA 91381
(661) 286-9183
mamamiapizzascv.net
www.yelp.com/biz/mama-mia-pizza-stevenson-ranch-2

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The Karma Indian Cuisine & Bar is an Indian restaurant located in Valencia. The high ceilings and spread out tables make dining comfortable and enjoyable. The food is fresh and made to order, the staff is friendly and the service is fast. Menu favorites include the chicken tikka masala, spicy red curry, tandoori chicken, and the shrimp coconut curry. Karma Indian Cuisine & Bar also serves cocktails.

The restaurant has a daily lunch buffet Monday to Friday, and a brunch buffet Saturdays and Sundays. The restaurant is open Monday to Thursday 11:30 am to 3 p.m. for lunch, and 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. for dinner. On Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, the restaurant is open all day from 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Karma Indian Cuisine & Bar
23460 Cinema Drive
Valencia, CA 91355
(661) 288-0080
www.karmavalencia.com

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Looking for easy ways to help keep your refrigerator clean and fresh? These smart and simple household items will help you to get out even the toughest food smells and leave your fridge smelling like new again!

• Baking soda. This one isn’t just an old wives’ tale; baking soda really does help to absorb unpleasant scents and remove them from the air. Start by sprinkling some baking soda around your refrigerator and scrubbing with a damp sponge. Once you’re done, place an opened box inside to absorb any additional smells that might happen in the future.
• Lemons. Lemons are also all-natural deodorizers. Soak a cotton ball in a small bowl of lemon juice, and then leave it inside the refrigerator for several hours to permeate every inch of the interior.
• Salt. Scrub the inside of your fridge with a simple salt and water solution, leaving the coarse granules for extra scrubbing power. This is a great way to do a heavy-duty clean without chemicals.
• Liners. If you frequently find yourself scrubbing foul-smelling spills from condiments, leftovers, and other unsavory items, you might want to try lining the shelves of your fridge with paper towels. That way, you can simply remove them if (and when) a leak happens.

Clean and Deodorize Your Refrigerator [Reader’s Digest]
How To Clean & Organize a Refrigerator [Apartment Therapy]
Cleaning Your Fridge [Martha Stewart]

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