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4.3 (48 reviews)
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Bruce K.

Small shop that mostly sells Italian delicacies with a small deli. They also have a rotating series of lunches and that's what we got when we stopped in today. I opted for the "Beef Short Rib Dinner" which was a decent portion of shredded beef on top of white rice, some grilled veggies and slaw. Quite tasty and a decent portion for $11. Higher end chips and drinks and dry pastas, sauces and such in addition to the usual stuff. It's definitely not a supermarket but you can do pretty well for a fill-in shop here. A can of flavored Pellegrino went with lunch quite nicely.

a bag of wine and cheese
Baldemar R.

Wow! So I work in the city and it was such a nice day outside decided to try something new and close. Went off the ratings alone which is 4.5 stars that didn't bother reading reviews and just looking at pics. I came for the pastrami but found out they don't carry that anymore. Went with what I believe is the house special the Italian sandwich on ciabatta. Only thing u Shld know is tht I like Mayo and mustard on my sandwich's and their Mayo tastes sweet like miracle whip. So beware of that but other than that what a perfect sandwich. Friendly service and also a great cup of jambalaya!

You should not be serving bread with this many holes.  It's not the first time I've had this issue.

Since the feedback form on your website doesn't work, this is going here: (6/29/23) I ordered a ham + muenster sandwich today with spicy mustard on sourdough, and what I got was basically inedible. The sourdough bread had so many holes in it (some of them literally an inch across) that every time I picked it up, it crumbled more and more, things fell out, and I had to rebuild my sandwich with every bite. Nevermind the constant mustard-all-over-my-fingers problem, and the problem of the meat and cheese being slapped on there without any care such that it didn't nearly reach 3 of the 4 edges of the bread and I had to redistribute it myself. And the spicy mustard used, while good, was slathered on in FAR too high of a quantity. Again, literally every bite was like eating an entire packet of hot Chinese mustard - nostrils burning, eyes watering, not really tasty or complementary to the other filings at all (and I can take VERY spicy food). Seriously, you guys -it wasn't even busy in there today...there was no need to so carelessly make this sandwich; and the holy bread should have been tossed or made into croutons or something else. You can't be serving that to someone paying twelve dollars for lunch. (See attached photos.) UPDATE (7/20/23) -- Went in again today. Stood in the sandwich line for over 5 minutes only to be told when I asked for a meatball sub that I had to go over to the other side of the counter and stand in another/different line to order hot subs. (I checked afterwards, and there are NO signs anywhere directing anything of the sort.) And when making my sub, the guy had to go back to the cold line to get ingredients...so why the separate line AND no information given to customers on time-limited lunch breaks? 5-10 minutes later when eating the sub (which, keep in mind had only 3 pingpong-ball-size meatballs in it for $12.95) I discovered that it wasn't even hot -- as in it was never hot; just barely warm, and not even enough so to ever have begun melting any of the cheese on it. I won't even get into the absolutely tasteless, bargain basement quality sub roll it was built on. Given that the above experiences are about the 4th and 5th time in a row I've been upset and/or disappointed with Bacco's, I'm going to finally call it lesson learned and will not be visiting again. At the very least not for sandwiches. The prepared foods and groceries are marginally okay in a pinch...when you have about half a paycheck to spare. You guys used to be really good. What happened?? (And don't give us excuses about labor shortages - you have just as much staff as you ever did.)

That's a whole lotta pastrami.
Damien S.

Just when you thought all those excellent, gourmet market/delis in the Back Bay biz district closed for the weekend. Welp, Bacco's. High end snacks, house made spreads and an assortment of bulk mixes boxed up for your tenth of a mile trek through the Public Garden... I draw your attention, good sirs and female sirs, to their sandwichian prowess. First, ish is put on Iggy's. Second, the bacon aioli, beer mustard and horseradish shmear are all forged within their walls. Third, the pastrami and corned beef? Cured and smoked in house. Fourth, you better believe there are fat stacks on your under $9 lunch. I had to have battled through more than a half pound of pastrami for $8.50. Outrageous. Fifth, and unbeknownst to me until after I drooled over my creation, there is a secret sandwich called... ** Spoiler alert: If you'd like to discover what I've found on your own, then go away now. ** ** Seriously. Go. ** ... ** Are they gone? ** The Heuben. A mix of corned beef and pastrami, Emmentaler with house-pickled vegetables, bacon aioli and sriracha. It's off-menu. Ask for it by name.

Spicy BBQ turkey wrap!
R. H.

I came here for lunch for the very first time, and as a result of both the food and service, I will be certain to return. I was immediately greeted upon entering, and met by several smiling faces as I walked over to place my sandwich order. The nice guy who made my sandwich was very friendly and although he told me about all the specials they had, I was told by a friend to get the spicy BBQ turkey wrap, so my mind was already made. The sandwich was finished before I had a chance to take a complete tour of the store, but I noticed they had fresh produce and a variety of snacks that all looked tasty. I was happy to see they had a wide range of kombucha as well as plenty of kinds of chips to go along with my sandwich. Couldn't recommend this place highly enough - I can't wait to go back!

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Perfect little shop to grab a sandwich. Great selection of wine, seltzers and cheese!

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Do you like thick slabs of juicy meat tucked between fresh buns? Do you want it quick and cheap?

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“Get the turkey sandwich on ciabatta, it's stuffed with delicious roasted turkey and this amazing bacon aioli.”

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I finally got to experience a real East Coast pumpkin patch, something we don't really have in…read moreSouthern California, and I loved it. Luckily, I visited on a weekday because I can only imagine how packed this place gets on the weekends. They had such an amazing selection of beautiful pumpkins, and I wished I could have brought some home with me. They also have a wonderful little market with fresh, healthy, locally sourced products, which was an added bonus. Such a great experience and exactly the kind of pumpkin patch I wish we had back home.

This farm is amazing. The BEST apple cider donuts I've ever had. We went on a Saturday and they had…read morejust opened the potato blasters. We've never done it before and it was a BLAST! $1 each try so we each did $5. They had a cute area with a little town made of wood and skeletons doing funny things that you could take pics with like a saloon, jail, checkers, and mortuary. We also took a picture of the iconic pumpkin wall that is all over IG. Then we got in line for the donuts. So hot, fresh and cinnamony and cakey! The line moves fast. We also wondered into the grocery area. Really picture perfect fruits and vegetables like if Whole Foods had a farm, this is what it would look like. It's beautiful. This is literally the best farm I've ever been to. I would definitely come back to this one if I'm ever in the area in October again.

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I really like this place. It's a great market where you can find just about everything you need. My…read morefavorite part is the deli, where you can order fresh hot or cold sandwiches. I've never had a bad sandwich from there. I've tried the chopped cheese, steak and cheese, and buffalo chicken sandwiches. I've really enjoyed the chopped cheese and steak and cheese and can say that are favorites for me. I also like grabbing one of their cold-cut sandwiches to take to the beach as an easy snack. I haven't tried anything from the salad or hot bar yet, but it always looks really good. It gets pretty busy, so I'm guessing it's popular for a reason. I also buy my meat and fish there because everything always looks fresh and the quality has been great. The produce I've picked up has always been fresh too. Don't forget their garden section with a great selection for seasonal favorites. It's clean and very organized, so easy to find what you need. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, which makes shopping there even better. If you have not been, you are mission out on a neighborhood gem.

I visited this deli with my sister, and what should have been a simple interaction left me feeling…read morecompletely disregarded. I approached the deli counter to order a sandwich while my sister was elsewhere getting other food. There were multiple employees working behind the counter, and I patiently waited while the customer ahead of me was being assisted. Once that customer was finished, I was next. However, despite several employees being present, not one acknowledged me, asked if I needed assistance, or attempted to take my order. What made the situation particularly uncomfortable was that when my sister, who is considerably lighter-skinned than I am, approached the counter after me, she was immediately acknowledged and assisted. The difference in treatment was impossible for me to ignore. As a darker-skinned Black woman, I am aware that racial bias and colorism can influence everyday interactions, including something as simple as customer service. I cannot speak to the intentions of the employees, but I can certainly speak to my experience and how it made me feel. It was disappointing to stand there, visibly waiting to spend my money, while multiple employees failed to acknowledge my presence, only to watch someone who approached afterward receive immediate service. We ultimately got our food and left without confrontation, but the experience stayed with me. I don't expect preferential treatment. I expect the same basic courtesy and acknowledgment that every paying customer deserves. No customer should have to wonder whether their complexion determines how visible they are to the people serving them.

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Tuesday morning. Early. Still slightly drunk from DNC-watching-Monday-night-wine-drinking. The…read moreclock says 5:15. Boo. I try to go back to bed. Slowly drifting back to sleep after downing a glass of water when the light on my porch turns on and I hear someone/thing on my porch. I immediately go Mrs. Brady on my husband and try to wake him up. Kirs: **forced whisper** Alex! Alex: Grumphshushnmf Kirs: **pushing him now** Alex! Alex: Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Then, the doorbell rings. What the fuck? Robbers/rapists/murderers don't ring the doorbell! I wait a few minutes and then I hear a bicycle taking off down the road. Oh! Duh. My delivery is here! Thursday I had placed an online order with In Season. They promise my goodies will be on my porch, lovingly hand delivered via bicycle courier, before 7:30 in the morning. I go out and grab my bag of goodies. Fresh blueberries, raspberries, heirloom tomatoes, fingerling potatoes, fresh pasta and a hunk of locally made cheddar. Fabulous. Sure beats finding a serial killer on your porch at 5:30 in the a.m. The important details if you are lucky enough to live in their delivery zone (JP, Brookline, Somerville and Camridge. Suck it, Boston!): Place your order online before Friday night. Select from a small, but nice, selection of fruits, veggies, cheese, dairy, fresh pasta and even meat. Wake up on Tuesday morning with something to look forward to. It's all locally grown and made products. And delivered by bicycle. What a nice and easy way to lower your carbon footprint.

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