Bacco - Mount Pleasant

Off the beaten path… Homemade bread and fragrant olive oil was delectable. Housemade dressing on the tossed salad even made the frisée palatable. Simple, crisp first course. The star was the Mahi Francese! It was perfectly prepared and melted in my mouth. The accompanying roasted asparagus was perfectly al dente. I have eaten a lot of fish in a lot of restaurants and this may just be the best I’ve ever had. I have to go back someday to try their pasta. Cappuccino and a shareable portion of icecream with berries topped it all off! Highly recommend.

Met friends there on a recent stay for dinner. The food was excellent. We own an Italian restaurant up north so it is really hard to please us when it comes to eating out at an Italian restaurant. What a wonderful surprise how delicious the food was. The homemade pasta was perfect and the sauce was authentic. I highly recommend eating here.

Stopped in tonight with my wife and son had never been here before but found the staff to be friend and efficient! The food was awesome both entree and dessert!

Was looking forward to it, but was totally disappointed. Chicken Parm was on the menu but it was on specials as well. The spaghetti that came with the parm hardly had any sauce in it and it was very dry. It was also luke warm. The chicken was dry and tough. It did not seem like a breast. To get the salad and the food took an hour. The kitchen was extremely slow. The lady that served us was very polite and excellent. She kept apologizing.

I was very impressed with the Bacco Italian restaurant when I first entered. Just driving past this establishment, looking for some place to eat lunch, I was certain I made a good choice. The restaurant has a pleasant interior with white tablecloths on the tables. We were seated and served promptly and everything was delicious. I had gnocchi bolognese, which was perfect and came with a nice Greek-Italian salad and bread. The food exceeded my expectations. Service was excellent. The beer list included Peroni on tap. So, while just looking for a place to eat, we discovered a little gem north of Charleston. I wish I lived closer (I live in Virginia) so I could return.