
This winter, Edera Italian Eatery proved itself the gold standard of pandemic dining, setting up an outdoor dining area of individual glass chalets that turned its already stunning back courtyard into a fairy tale. Between the twinkling lights dancing off candlelit glass and the gentle snow falling, it was an absolute dreamland that had diners clamoring for a chance to partake in such a lovely experience.
Now, the chalets have been taken down for the season, but that doesn't mean diners cannot still bask in pure magic, courtesy of Edera. All you have to do is snag a seat at a table in the ivy-adorned courtyard and order the 'nduja honey pizza, a work of pizza majesty so glorious it will put stars in your eyes.
SOURCE: https://www.riverfronttimes.com
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