Bacco Ristorante Bar - Boston

The food was spectacular as always. Been here multiple times and never disappoints. The chicken parm was outstanding and the three cheese ravioli was one of the best I've had.

Hostess was extremely accommodating with my party arriving late. Good ambience ... beautiful night with windows open. Artichoke appetizer and Cesar salad were favorites. One martini ordered was is a smaller than average glass and only half full. Our server was very hard to communicate with ... possible language barrier? He mumbled so we couldn't understand him and ask questions. Overall a pleasant experience.

Originally I called to make a reservation for 8 people because open table couldn't make my reservation. When I called the only time was for 8:30 and this was during the St. Anthony's festival . After some thought we decided 8:30 was too late for dinner so on open table we booked two tables for 6:30 for 4 people each. I called and left a message to cancel the 8:30 reservation. The host called me left me a message and said that he noticed my wife and I booked 2 separate tables. We'll just sit you all together at 1 table for 6:30. You can cancel the other reservation. Now that is service! The food is excellent. The staff was great. Very reasonably priced. Highly recommend Bacco

Didn’t feel like authentic Italian food or atmosphere. It felt just like a regular American restaurant with Italian food. The bar area is noisy and they require every person to order an entree. My husband and I wanted to share an entree, but they didn’t allow for that. There are much better options in Little Italy. We picked Bacco because there was no wait for a table on a Saturday night. I guess we know why. The food was good but not amazing. The tomatoes in the caprese salad tasted under-ripe.

The food was very good, the service was very good, my only complaint is they didn't honor the Dine Out Boston menu that was still supposed to be in effect