I know I probably sounds like a broken record at this point but restaurants have had a rough go at it this year. I mean, lots of people and businesses have had a rough go at it (and Tucson Foodie is no exception), but restaurants have been especially hard hit. But as the saying goes, necessity is the mother of all invention.

This holiday season, Ghini’s owner Coralie Satta has added a variety of both edible and non-edible holiday gift items to help attract new guests and to help make it more convenient to grab a few gifts for existing guests.

Nearly all of the items available are under $10, too.

While there are too many items to list everything, below is a condensed list of some of the things you’ll find. For a link to the Ghini’s website where the complete list of items is listed, scroll down.

Edible Holiday Gift Items at Ghini’s

• Himalayan Pink Salt tin
• Mesquite Salt tin
• French Herbes de Provence tin
• House made French vinaigrette
• House made French basil reduction
• Much more

Inedible Gift Items

• Ghini’s swag (baseball hats, mugs, no contact door opener)
• French lavender sachet
• Champagne stoppers
• T-Shirts
• Wine pumps
• More

Also, Ghini’s is offering a gift certificate special for the holidays. For every $100 spent, you’ll get a free additional $25. To purchase a gift card, you can visit the restaurant or simply purchase online here.

Ghini’s French Caffe is located at 1803 E Prince Rd. For more information, including hours, menu, and the complete gift list, visit ghiniscafe.com/gifts.

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