Bacco's - Menu

1230 Thomaston Ave, Waterbury, CT 06704, United States

3 💬 1 Reviews

Phone: +12037550635,+12037551173

Address: 1230 Thomaston Ave, Waterbury, CT 06704, United States

City: Waterbury

Menu Dishes: 35

Reviews: 1

Full menu - 35 options

All prices are estimates on menu.

Salads

Pizza

Starters

Entrées

Seafood

Pasta

Gnocchi

Soups

Lunch - Specialty Dishes

Appetizers

Side Orders

Choose Your Pasta

Primi

Antipasta & Suppa (Appetizers)

Bread

Create Your Own Salad

Antipasti - Starters

House Specialties

Baked

Gourmet Pizza - Red

Chicken

Baked Entrées

Grillades

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Waterbury

Waterbury

Waterbury, known as "The Brass City," offers New England charm with Italian-American influences. Typical dishes include classic pizza, grinders (sub sandwiches), and hearty pasta dishes.

Amenities

  • Families With Children

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"This restaurant has been a favorite of my partner since the eighties when it was merely a small Italian grocery store and deli, known for its hot and cold grinders. About twenty years ago, it transitioned into the popular restaurant it is today. Starting with her cucumber martini made with Hendricks Gin, I must say it was the best cucumber martini I've ever had—absolutely perfect in taste, balance, and coldness. (Patrons can also opt for Crop cucumber vodka.) The cocktail menu is impressive. The Cabernet Sauvignon we chose was smooth and paired beautifully with our meal. The Mozzarella Di Casa was particularly noteworthy, featuring a satisfying crunch from the bread and a creamy lemon butter wine sauce, presenting a refreshing twist on the traditional En Carozza version usually served with red sauce. The visual presentation, cut into triangles, was enticing even before the first bite. The soup of the day was a creative take on chicken gumbo, perfect for the chilly February weather; we shared a cup, which was hearty and packed with chicken, chorizo sausage, and vegetables—a bowl of it would make a great meal on its own. The house bread was another highlight, offered in two varieties—one topped with sesame seeds, and the other plain. The lobster ravioli with pink champagne sauce was perfectly dense and incredibly flavorful. My partner remarked that one of his old friends always orders this when they dine together; I can see why, and I was pleased to have leftovers for the next day. D'Amelio's take on Veal Saltimbocca deviates from the traditional Alla Romana style by incorporating Portobello mushrooms, but my partner enjoyed it immensely and had no complaints about this interpretation. The dish also came with mozzarella, and the sautéed spinach she chose as a side was cooked just right, leaving her satisfied with her leftovers as well. We rounded off the meal with two cappuccinos—one with Amaretto and the other with Bailey's—which added a lovely touch to this wonderful culinary experience. They also offer lunch specials, including salads and paninis, for those dining during the day. Additionally, there’s a private event room on the ground floor for larger parties, a separate bar, and two floors of dining options. Buon appetito!"