BY: Ralph Compiano
Tourists would never guess this, but a little-known fact about Des Moines is that it’s home to some of the best Italian cuisine in the Midwest. A melting pot of different cheeses, meats, and sauces that are just as delicious as they are addicting. It’s the Land of Graziano’s and Home of the Steak de Burgo.
From the chicken parmesan smothered in red and white sauce at Christopher’s, located in the heart of Beaverdale, to the coma-inducing manicotti at Latin King to the mouth-watering pizza at Bordenaro’s, there’s no shortage of Italian options across Des Moines.
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