- EVO Craft Bakery is open daily (M-Sat) 7am-4pm ~ located behind EVO, EVO Craft Bakery is the fresh, baked goods complement to EVO Pizzeria
- EVO is now open 11am-10pm on Saturdays
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features
snack plate $12
housemade pimento goat cheese, coppa, chow chow, “cheez-its”,
olive salad, assorted housemade pickles, crostini
asparagus salad $12
lowland lettuces, wood-fired speck wrapped asparagus, breakfast radishes, pickled charred sweet onion, toasted almonds, golden raisins, parmigiano-reggiano, citrus vinaigrette, pea tendrils
pizza
pork confit & fresno chiles $12/14
garlic oil, wilted ambrose spinach, SC pork confit, fresno chili peppers, hooks 3yr aged cheddar, mozzarella, parmigino-reggiano
dessert
sweeteeth bars
Call of the Wild- dark chocolate, port wine, caramel $5
Sea is for Caramel- dark chocolate, caramel, sea salt $5
PBC- dark chocolate, peanut butter, chipotle $5
Cinnapsis-milk chocolate, cinnamon, apples, candied pecans $7
fudge $2
split creek farms goats milk peanut butter chocolate fudge
king of pops $4
blackberry mojito, spicy avocado, blood orange, salted cantaloupe
EVO Craft Bakery, located right behind the pizzeria, is open Monday-Saturday 7am-4pm, be sure to check it out after lunch
On Tap @ EVO
Cannonborough Beverage Company “Honey Basil Soda” (Charleston, SC)
Local, craft soda. Local honey, local basil, served over ice.
(11oz) $4
Bells Oberon (Kalamazoo, MI)
This is a seasonal unfiltered wheat beer from Bell’s, a quintessential summer beer, 2014 just released!!
(5.8%) $5.50
Founders Porter (Grand Rapids, MI)
Pours silky black with a creamy tan head. The nose is sweet with strong chocolate and caramel malt presence. No absence of hops gives Founders’ robust porter the full flavor you deserve and expect
(6.5%) $6.00
Sierra Nevada “Kellerweis” (Chico, CA)
This heffeweizen is refreshing and unique, hints of clove and spice round out this easy drinking brew.
(4.8%) $5.50
Holy City “Overly Firendly” IPA (N. Charleston, SC)
Charleston’s got a rep as a friendly city, But that friendliness can be a little overwhelming to folks that aren’t used to it. Same goes for this IPA! We love hops, but if you’re not used to them, this might be too much
(7.6%) $5.50 (11oz) $7.50 (16oz)
Victory Prima Pils (Downington, PA)
Heaps of hops give this pale lager a bracing, herbal bite over layers of smooth malt flavor. This refreshing combination of tastes makes Prima a classy quencher in the tradition of the great pilsners of Europe
(5.3%) $5.50
