A Look at Lady Gaga's New Family Restaurant: Joanne Trattoria Ida Mae Astute/ABC We all know Lady Gaga can sing, but can she cook? The Grammy winning singer's parents, Joe and Cynthia Germanotta, will open the doors to their new, family-style Italian restaurant in Manhattan's Upper West Side tonight. "Joanne's Trattoria" is named after Gaga's aunt, her father's late sister, whom the singer credits with inspiring her to become an artist. Joanne, a poet and painter, died of Lupus at the age of 19. Showcasing family recipes from Lady Gaga, her grandmother and her father, the restaurant's menu has been created by chef Art Smith. Chef Smith was formerly the chef for Bob Graham and Jeb Bush before working for Oprah Winfrey in 2007. In addition to the Italian inspired recipes from Lady Gaga's family, the Germanottas, Smith's southern upbringing will also influence the menu. Dishes like Wood Fired Focaccia, Zucchini Fritters, Tomato Fennel Soup, Chopped Antipasti Salad, Papa Joe's Chicken, Grandma Ronnie's Meatballs and Six Layer Lasagna will be on the menu. Entree prices will range from $25 to $30. Hungry for more? Take a look inside the restaurant here. Try making some of the delicious Gaga family recipes featured on "GMA": Lady Gaga's Sweet Fennel Pasta With Whole Wheat Spaghetti Papa G's Chicken Germanotta Meatballs and Spaghetti Sauce SHOWS: Good Morning America