Verdue
Uno (1): $9
Piccolo (3): $12
Grande(5): $20
One of Charleston’s most acclaimed and accomplished chefs, Ken Vedrinski, has expanded his restaurant offerings with his newest venture, Coda del Pesce (Italian for “tail of the fish”). The 70+ seat contemporary Italian influenced restaurants showcases the area’s most untapped asses – the ocean and the view and menu hightlight this incredible bounty.
Uno (1): $9
Piccolo (3): $12
Grande(5): $20
Soft Farm Egg, Crispy Guanciale, Parmigiano, Arugula
Colatura di Alici, Lemon Crostini
Verdicchio Braised, Sicilian Sea Salt, Vin Cotto
Pickled Garlic, Tangerine, Smoked Ricotta, Walnuts
Warm Bagna Cauda
Uno (1): $9
Piccolo (3): $14
Grande(5): $22
Tuscan Wildflower Honey Sheep, Campania
Pistachio Peso Cow, Puglia
Apple Mostarda Cow, Piemonte
Citrus Peperonata Cow, Lombardia
Dried Figs Cow, Trentino
Uno (1): $9
Piccolo (3): $18
Grande(5): $24
Best Part of Proscuitto
Fennel Seed
Garlic, Black Pepper
Vin Cotto
Peppercorn, Pork
Pork Shoulder & Neck
Arugula, Grapes, Walnuts
All Pasta is House Made Using Organic Semolina Flour From Central Mill, Logan, Utah and Molino Spadoni, Emilia-Romagna, Italy
Mortadella Polpette, Nona Volpe’s Tomato Sugo, Provolone Mandarone
Flash Seared Pamlico Sound, N.C. Calico Scallops, Spicy 5-Minute Marinara, Lemon Agrumato
Foraged Winter Mushrooms, Soft Jordan Farm Egg, Crispy Guanciale, Browned Goat Butter
Broccoli di Cicco, House-Made Duck Italian Sausage, Smoked Almonds, Pantaleo Cheese
Potato Robiola Agnolotti del Plin, Brussels Sprouts, Cippolini Onion, Vin Santo
Beef Cheek Ravioli, Trumpet Mushrooms, Smoked Ricotta, Sweet Onion Crema
Peperonata, Rashera, Chicory, Barolo Vinegar
Shellfish Artichoke ”Stuffato,” Fregola “Piccolo”
Lambrusco Braised Leg Cannelloni, Dried Figs, Cracklings