Pay R32.95 for a chicken and mushroom Alfredo pasta and a cappuccino at Deo Volente Coffee Shop, valued at R65.95 (save 50%)

Finding new and innovative ways to appease your hunger pangs takes some initiative and the usual boring cardboard sarmie, that resembles a box with bland tasting box stuffing inside, doesn’t always hit the spot. Nothing is quite as good as a classic pasta meal; stop the hunger pang monster in his furry paw tracks with a chicken and mushroom Alfredo pasta and a cappuccino at Deo Volente Coffee Shop for R32.95.

Deo Volente Coffee Shop is an upmarket gastronomic hub in the heart of Newton Park. With only the best express ground coffee and delicious mouth-watering meals this side of the equator, this coffee shop is the perfect place to tame your hunger monster to a purring satisfied kitten. Deo Volente Coffee Shop is trendy with a warm, friendly ambience which adds to its charm. It is also the meeting spot and exhibition space of many local artists and photographers, making it a feast for your eyes as well as tummy.

Many food connoisseurs trace the origin of pasta in the pages of Greek mythology. It is believed that the Greek word "laganon" indicated a wide and flat sheet of pasta dough cut into stripes. This scrumptious dish has made its way the world over, feeding the hungry masses and bringing broad smiles to many a face. Being hungry is never good, it causes you to become slightly snappy, telling the car guard his parking signals resembles stupid dance moves and causing you to hallucinate, seeing your office pot plant as a delicious burrito and your laptop as a scrumptious saucy steak. It could even be worse, causing you to think that the office intern smells surprisingly like a burger.  Snap out of it before you take a gigabyte out of your laptop and fill your tummy with today’s Groupon.

Your chicken and mushroom Alfredo treat will be accompanied by a beautifully brewed cappuccino, making a trip to the Deo Volente Coffee Shop worth your while. Sink your gnashers into a delicious meal at this stylish coffee shop once and you will surely be back for more, faster than you can say “pang monster pounce”.

Pasta fact: A Pirate named Dean decided to set sail to find the best pasta in the land. After years of scouring the seas and several countries, Dean found the perfect bowl of steamy pasta in a small town in Pisa, Italy where he fell in love with an Italian cardboard box and the two lived happily ever after.