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For those who missed the early August opening of Scottsdale's Davanti Enoteca, the newest home (and third location) of the Italian restaurant from Chicago-based Francesca's Restaurants Group (which also brought Mia Francesca to the Valley), you now have another reason to stop by: lunch.
Headed up by chef Peter DeRuvo (formerly of Sassi, Prado, and Cuoco Pazzo), Davanti Enoteca, which opened for lunch last week, offers a small selection of Italian-inspired lunch items plus a few with a creative twist.
Read on for the menu.
Lunch at Davanti Enoteca happens from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Sunday. A weekend brunch, which includes a make-your-own Bloody Mary bar, is scheduled to start in October.
Here's the lunch menu per the restaurant's website:
Pannino
porchetta + rapini + aged provolone + natural jus
campari tomatoes + fresh mozzarella + basil + oliveoil + seasalt
italian tuna + black olives + arugula + celery heart
proscuitto + salami + mozzarella + mortadella + red wine vinaigrette + giardinera + tomatoes (served hot or cold)
Insalata
mozzarella + basil + tomato + olive oil + sea salt + aged balsamic
watermelon + black mesa ranch goat cheese + sunflower seeds + olive oil
shrimp + radicchio + arugula + chard beans + tomatoes + blood orange vinaigrette
roasted beets + citrus + greek feta + toasted pistachio + lambs' lettuce
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