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Category: Food & Drink
Bacco Italian Restaurant
Phone: (843) 884-6969
City: Mount Pleasant
Region: Coastal & Islands
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Bacco Italian Restaurant
Since the summer of 2007, Bacco Italian Restaurant has served Mt. Pleasant, Charleston and its surrounding areas “la cucina Italiana” or the Italian kitchen. Being a true regional Italian restaurant, Bacco’s dishes are inspired by the northern regions of Italy such as Piemonte, Veneto and Alto Adige, all the way down to the southern areas of Italy of Campania & Calabria and sailing the Mediterranean to the isles of Sicily and Sardegna. Their ever changing menu highlights seasonal dishes that stay true to the rustic and simple styles of cooking that Italy is known for.
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