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    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
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    Michael Anthony's Cucina Italiana - The Affogato

    Michael Anthony's Cucina Italiana

    4.5(453 reviews)
    72.9 mi
    $$$

    I love this place. We go to the Sips and Bites Nite often. Sips & Bites serves 3 different wines…read moreand pair with some bites. The Bartender is entertaining and has a great knowledge of many wines. They also make their own Lemoncello. However it is not as good as mine. ha. This is an upscale, but not an overly priced restaurant. I love the new open kitchen concept. The remodel is great. The chef gave us a private tour before the remodel, proudly explaining all of the positive changes. We always come here with friend. Tony & Wendy's favorite restaurant on the island.

    First time dining here while on our vacation. We ordered: summer special stuffed ravioli with…read moremushrooms sauce, veal with sausages over spaghetti, & the special of the day Canadian halibut dish & kid-sized spaghetti with meatballs. Overall, the dishes were good except the spaghetti itself. It tasted chewy and gummy. The spaghetti texture is what ruined the two dishes (the veal dish & kid-sized meal). Our kid disliked the spaghetti and normally that's their favorite never-fail dish. The veal dish would've tasted more cohesive if the spaghetti texture was al dente as opposed to the gummy chewy texture. The halibut dish was delicious so no note on that. And so was the stuffed ravioli. Other than that, the restaurant ambience was nice and has an intimate settings throughout. The staff were friendly except that they could've refilled my ice tea sooner. I had to ask for a refill even though they had stopped by our table twice before that to check on us. We'd probably come back again next time we visit Hilton Heads but won't get anything with the spaghetti in it.

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    Michael Anthony's Cucina Italiana - The wine room.

    The wine room.

    Michael Anthony's Cucina Italiana - Peach and plum salad with Maine scallops.

    Peach and plum salad with Maine scallops.

    Michael Anthony's Cucina Italiana - Michael Anthonys front entrance.

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    Michael Anthonys front entrance.

    In the Kitchen with Chef Bob Waggoner - The dessert!

    In the Kitchen with Chef Bob Waggoner

    4.9(50 reviews)
    8.4 miKing Street
    $$$

    I've dined at two of Bobs events. One was hosted at a friend's house for an 8 people and the later…read morewas for 12 people at Bobs gorgeous executive kitchen. Both events were absolutely amazing. I've been to plenty of similar events, as well as a lot of high-end chefs tasting menus in the area, and this is definitely on of Charlestons best.

    Our second time here. After the first time, we recommended coming here to s number of people and…read morethe ones who then came were so very glad to have had the experience here. What do you have is Chef Bob Waggoner who has been a recognized chef for 30+ years. An affable, friendly, humorous teacher of skills and cooking, who will answer your questions quickly and effectively. The food "we" prepared, obviously with a lot of help from Chef Bob, was delicious beyond belief. Bob of course chooses the menu and buys all of the ingredients for each one of the appetizers, of the main course, and the dessert. As you smell what you are cooking, it comes alive to your nose and to your other senses. After that you sit down and eat your appetizer and then go back to fix your main course and then of course the dessert later. I wish that my photos would give some idea of the tastiness of our meal. It is so difficult to explain the taste of a meal that you have created, although Chef Bob was quickly back and forth to each of the 6 stoves being used by 12 strangers, who by the end of the evening (2 1/2 hours!) were not strangers any longer.

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    In the Kitchen with Chef Bob Waggoner - Flipping the veggies!!

    Flipping the veggies!!

    In the Kitchen with Chef Bob Waggoner - Kids making fun of me!!

    Kids making fun of me!!

    In the Kitchen with Chef Bob Waggoner - The interior where 12 of us learned some good cooking and delighted in our meals, made under guidance.

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    The interior where 12 of us learned some good cooking and delighted in our meals, made under guidance.

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