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Enjoy a cozy dinner at Indaco featuring new fall menu items

The Italian spot on King Street is warming this up this fall with a handful of new dishes that will have you coming back for seconds.

The photo above shows three dishes from Indaco, the white plates sit on a wooden table, and feature meatballs, chicken, and grits, and tiramisu.

Save room for dessert, the tiramisu is chef’s kiss.

Photos by CHStoday

Looking for a cozy fall dinner. Look no further, Indaco, known for its housemade pastas and wood-fired pizzas, has added a few new menu items.

Not that you need any more of a reason to enjoy a warm, rustic Italian meal, this spot has been a staple in Charleston’s dining scene for over 10 years and is committed to sourcing local ingredients.

Fall menu highlights:

  • Brussels sprouts pizza featuring bacon, apple, ricotta, smoked mozzarella, spiced maple syrup, and Aleppo
  • Cavatelli pasta with brown butter, roasted squash, parmesan with fonduta, fried sage, and hazelnuts

Want to stick with the classics? I recommend the Roasted Half Chicken, which features Parmesan grits, arrabbiata sauce, and wood-fired broccolini. Whatever you do, don’t miss the meatballs.

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