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 asset - the ocean and the view and menu hightlight this incredible bounty.

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20
May

LOWCOUNTRY RISING

Gourmet Magazine

Another crowd-pleasing chef, Ken Vedrinski, has left Sienna, on Daniel Island, to set up a place in the old Johnson & Wales building downtown (called Ristorante Introdacqua, it should be open by late summer); he combines an Italian sensibility with Lowcountry ideas to make modern dishes like piccata of grouper with a spicy blue-crab marinara. Last fall, he opened Trattoria Lucca, Charleston’s answer to a casual Mario Batali place, on an unlikely residential corner away from the tourist traps, and the natives came running.

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20
Mar

Monday Family Supper at Trattoria Lucca

Forbes Traveler Guide

Named the Monday Family Supper at Trattoria Lucca one of the top five food experiences in Charleston. “Lucca is arguably Charleston’s best Italian restaurant and the chance to dine communally while Vedrinski excitedly explains the day’s offerings is priceless.”

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