
Radici (Roots) is an authentic gastronomic experience, celebrating Italian culinary tradition through a refined selection of dishes ranging from fresh pasta to specialties of meat and fish. Each dish tells the story of a profound bond with the roots of our culture and our land, allowing our guests to experience an encounter between tradition and innovation.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4:30–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 4:30–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Friday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4376 Bluffton Parkway, Bluffton, SC 29910
Phone: (843) 707-1200
Website: http://radicibluffton.com/
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We recently tried this new Italian restaurant twice and our second experience was as good as the first. The Prosciutto e Melone was a nice balance of salty and sweet, and the Meatballs were tender with a tasty sauce. The Lasagna was just right, and the Sausage & Polenta was delicious.
For dessert, the Tiramisu and Panna Cotta were both enjoyable. The service was friendly and attentive. This is authentic Italian, so keep an open mind, it is different than you might be used to in the low country but none the less a great place to visit, eat and enjoy.
I must say their signature cocktail, the Radici, made with mezcal and beets was quite lovely and mezcal forward which I absolutely love. They won me over with this drink alone!
I read that the chefs and staff come from Turin Italy, which I have not visited but I stayed close by in Sanremo and the food is definitely different than southern Italian food, this isn’t New York or Sicilian styled food, it’s real Italian style which is soft flavors blended perfectly and made from real ingredients, not just a bunch of onions and garlic.
I started with the Carpaccio which was perfectly delicate and tender balanced with a thin slice of melon. We also had the scallops which were wonderfully arranged and prepared to perfection with a light sauce to bring out their flavor.
My daughter is in love with their summer salad and cannot tell you enough about how delicious it is. She also had the Tuffoli White duck ragu which to be honest I tried a bite and it made me rethink pasta as I am not a pasta fan. The ragu, if I could have that in a bowl I 100% would, it is divine with just the right amount of salt/fat ratio.
I opted for the Ribeye. The chef was absolutely lovely because I am a pain in the butt and he was so accommodating. I greatly dislike artichokes and asparagus which is their main sides and he tried everything to find a side I wanted but all I wanted was the meat. He understood and then had the forethought to ask if I wanted the sauces on the side, which was wonderful. Aside from the Mezcal, I am all carnivore so that was a huge plus for me! My ribeye was cooked to a perfect medium-rare and a good portion.
2 people in my party ordered the Lamb. My son gave his grilled peach to his sister but hey, grilled peaches aren’t for everyone. She loved them! The lamb was also cooked perfectly and wonderfully seasoned.
This was a lovely dinner and I cannot wait to return and maybe bring some friends.
We were warmly greeted upon entry and brought to our Chef’s table seating. The chef also welcomed us and thanked us for joining that evening. We decided on the chef’s tasting menu and Camila recommended both cocktail and wine pairings that proved to be an excellent compliment to the evening’s feast.
The food was unlike anything I’ve ever tried before. Growing up in NYC and having eaten my way through the southeast time and time again, this evening presented flavors, textures, and artful plating that was both new and exciting. The chef even personally brought over his homemade cantaloupe-cello for us to try and end the evening on a memorably sweat note.
Radici has asserted itself as our must-dine spot next time we’re in the southeast, well worth traveling for. It was that good.
Restaurant has been cleaned up and modernized since it was Pour Richard’s. Bright and airy now. Well done by new owners. Nice music and Italian spoken in the still open kitchen.
We both had the Chef’s 3 course set menu. $38 each. We both chose the prosciutto with mellon (ok), I had the lasagna (excellent), my wife had the pasta special (spaghetti with cheery tomato sauce)/good. For desert we had the tiramisu (good), and panna cotta (excellent).
Our waiter Eric was very helpful. Kept the pace right. No rush. Saw him when we needed him.
Focaccia bread was terrific. The olive oil amazing. $5 charge.
I tried a glass of the Sicilian Red which was very good. My wife had a glass of their Prosecco, also good.
Will most certainly try this restaurant for dinner.
Several weeks later we had dinner here. Wonderful. Lenora was our server and she was terrific. Paced our meal perfectly. We had a bottle of that Sicilian Red that I mentioned during my lunch review. Amazing value.
We shared the Caponet sausage and cheese as an appetizer. Wonderful. Try it. We also had their focaccia bread with olive oil which was amazing. For entrees we had the Tuscan neck ragu ravioli and the Nerano tajarin with parmesan cream. Both of these house made pasta dishes were perfect! Just delicious.
If you haven’t tried this restaurant, do yourself a favor. The owners have done such an amazing job cleaning up and furnishing the space. Worth a trip.