Bacco Trattoria - Boulder

The food here was excellent. We ordered a charcuterie board and the prosciutto and burrata were fenomenal. It’s a perfect quiet place to have dinner! The pasta was also delicious. I can’t wait to go back.

I've been to this place many times over the years, and am finally getting around to writing a review. In short, my FAVORITE Italian food in CO. I'm 50+ years old, and have eaten a lot of great food in my time, but these guys stand apart from the rest. Some of my recommendations: charcuterie board and their cheeses which are legit Italian renditions, the gnocchi, the spaghetti/meatballs, and the pizzas. Take a chance with this place. I've never had a bad meal there.

It is a joy to have an Italian restaurant that serves tasty food in a nice neighborhood in North Boulder. Perhaps not a fancy set up but great place to enjoy food.

An absolutely amazing meal! We ordered lots of anti pasta dishes and loved every one. Our server was wonderful and made the experience even better!

For at least 2 years now, my boyfriend and I frequent Bacco usually on Friday evenings for a 6pm dinner. Jonathan is the manager/bartender. He’s a real people person, remembers my boyfriend’s particular drink he likes, and we see lots of people come in to see Jonathan before getting seated. I’ve found my favorite dish, which is fairly new to the menu—Chicken Pasta Puttanesca. It’s my regular now : Everything I love in a pasta dish: lots of tomato, capers, olives, tangy and saucy. Yum. My only critique is I wish they would mix the chicken in with the sauce so the meat gets saturated with the rest of the dish. It can get dry before the sauce picks up the slack. Charles likes to mix up his dishes, and he says he’s had pleasant meals almost every time. There was one time with a lobster that was not good, so he avoids the shellfish. The best meat dish he’s had is the lamb shank—soft and buttery, expertly cooked. The wine list quite good as well. I’m not well-versed, but Charles is and seems to like it a lot. I usually get the same thing—Kim Crawford Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand. Can’t get enough of it : This is just solid comfort food. We can count on a good meal here. It’s far enough north to be away from the Pearl Street bustle and as long as we go early enough, we avoid the crowds.