Open 5pm to close daily
480 Washington Ave | Ketchum
208.726.7776
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Summer is a time when Il Naso flourishes with their outdoor patio dining, fresh local ingredients, and a cozy feel for those evenings when you need to escape the heat. Traditional menu mainstays like the Lamb Tenderloin as well as seasonal features like Fig Caprese make for a menu with something for everyone. Says owner Sam Turner, “Il Naso is known equally as the go-to place for special events as well as for being that spot where you c an drop by for a glass of wine and a quick bite.” The wine bar is always available for drop-ins and the menu consistently features great, fresh food and great prices.
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