Cane Pazzo
Handmade pasta and wood-fired dishes bring Italian cooking together with Lowcountry ingredients. A neighborhood dinner option north of the peninsula.

LOWCOUNTRY DINING / JANUARY 2026
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Handmade pasta and wood-fired dishes bring Italian cooking together with Lowcountry ingredients. A neighborhood dinner option north of the peninsula.

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