• Feed the Mob, your Goomba’s or just the Famiglia! 
• We maka you da Food that you justa can’ta refuse!
• Da Fresh Taste that you Woulda die for!

                       Subs                             Zuppa                    Cheese Cake                        

All of your meal choices are made to order. This Includes single slices of pizza, whole pizza's, pasta's and subs. Our pizza dough and gravies are all home made, in our kitchen with the authentic taste of old Italy.

Don't look for fried foods at Bada-Bing !  You won't find them. We deliver healthy alternatives with our breaded and baked chicken breast or baked eggplant parmesans.  The veggie lovers or veggie deluxe pizza's, our homemade pizza sauce and our pasta's served with marinara gravy are all vegetarian dishes. 

Bada-Bing Italian Ristorante will make you feel like you are at home eating with the famiglia. You'll get a quality homemade meal, delivered with great service at a price that won't

"breaka da bank". 

 3001–G North Kings Highway

Myrtle Beach, SC

843-946-9800

 OPEN 7 DAYS

 12:00 P.M. – 11:00 P.M.

EAT IN or TAKE OUT

FREE DELIVERY SERVICE

For all orders over $10.00

A slice of Heaven.  Pizza by the Slice - published in the January 2008 edition iin the GS magazine.

".......I recently set off on a journey along the Grand Strand to locate and find a delicious pizza slice.........I found some amazing slices that will truly melt in your mouth.......These places left a memorable impression on me and proved to me that my journey to find a delectable pizza slice was not as hard as I thought it would be.

BADA-BING

"This is an excellent Sicilian pizza, and I enjoyed every bite.  A good pizza makes you want more, even when your belly says no.  I succumbed to the urge and stuffed two more pieces down.  You can fold it, but I recommend a fork"

Stephen Heddinger - GS magazine editorial

editorial@gsmagazine.net
 

This is what Timothy C. Davis of the Myrtle Beach's "Weekly Surge" had to say about his "under-cover raid"  to the Bada-Bing.

GUT REACTION

JOIN THE FAMIGLIA

Bada Bing! Italian Ristorante

By Timothy C. Davis
Staff Writer

Setting the Table

There's a little bit - okay, a lot - of camp to be found at Bada Bing! Italian Ristorante, beginning with the Sopranos-referencing name of the place. There's also "Goodfellas" and "Sopranos" posters on the wall, and an online menu that promises prices that won't "breaka da bank." "Feed the mob, your goombas or just the famiglia," it reads. "We maka you da food that you justa can'ta refuse! Da fresh taste that you woulda die for!"

Yeah, I know. But consider: it's on Kings Highway in a prime tourist-trapping location. Folks are much more likely to "taka" the kids to the Bing (a phrase that, if you ever watched "The Sopranos," makes you feel a little uneasy) than to someplace called "Carrucci's Café Rustica" or some such.

Also consider that the place grows its own herbs (indeed, I saw two or three large basil plants), makes everything to order (including individual slices of pizza), makes its pizza dough and "gravies" (i.e., tomato-based sauces) from scratch, and serves an impressive collection of cold beers (I decided against the wine, as I saw it was all $3.50 a glass. I know, I'm a snob).

Perhaps most importantly, consider the place has a wonderfully unstuffy quality about it, and a refreshing upfrontness that makes up for any sartorial missteps. I mean, how can you not like a place that lists "Myrtle Beach's famous tap water - No Charge" on its menu?

Down the Hatch

After ordering a cold Newcastle - which is not a good pairing with Italian food, necessarily, but I was thirsty for more than a watery domestic (also a great EP by the band Pavement, incidentally) - we decided on a cheese ravioli with marinara gravy ($6) and the eggplant parmesan ($9.95) with a side of pasta.

You can't talk about either of these dishes - and indeed, much of the Bing's food in general, without referencing the homemade marinara. Made with a not-so-much-traditional base that includes green bell peppers, carrots and celery along with the tomatoes, it's nonetheless quite tasty - it's tart without taking the leap into sour, and agreeably sweet yet still firmly encamped in the savory side of things. (Due to the sauce's chunkiness, you really don't miss the meat; vegetarians in particular might want to check the place out. There's a ton of things you can order meat-free, and, as long as you don't think too hard about the content of the movies and TV shows those aforementioned posters reference, you can eat in blood-free peace.)

We ordered the cheese ravioli in the smaller of the two sizes offered, and, unless you're a longshoreman or visiting Clemson defensive lineman, you'll probably want to as well. Nothing fancy here, but the pasta was cooked nicely to al dente, and the whole thing was served up piping hot - if your pores need opening, take a Bada Bing steam.

The eggplant parmesan too was enjoyable. (Like with the ravioli, it's not high cuisine, but it's not one of those iffy chain joints with "chefs" cooking "grandma's secret recipe" either. When you're here, you might not be family, but at least you're treated like a paying customer and not a number on the bottom line. Rant over.) Thinly sliced and appropriately egged and breaded and baked with marinara, mozzarella and parmesan cheeses, it's a very filling dish, if for the simple fact that you get several large "slices" of eggplant. After a bit, the bottom of the dish where the eggplant sat got a little watery due to the large side of pasta, but that's something that could be rectified by a quick toss in the colander.

We ordered a couple Cannoli (cannolis? - either way, $2.50) to go, because...well, because it seemed like a romantic notion at the time (I've seen lots of gangster movies, you see). When I inquired as to whether or not they were homemade, our waitress smiled and said..."well, sort of...the filling is hand-squeezed." Now, that might not be the kind of family those chain TV ads promise, but it damn sure sounds like my family.

Check, Please

Students, teachers, military, law enforcement officers and firemen (oh my) have a special of their own: two one-topping pizza slices and a fountain drink for $3.50. I'm not sure about those uniformed folks, but I'm quite aware the first two don't bring in the big bucks.

And that's pretty much the kind of place this is - the kind of place to get a slice for lunch, maybe have a couple cold beers and some spaghetti after a long day at work. It's not fast food, and it's not Mario Batali either. It is what it is: homemade, fresh, and served without a lot of pomp and circumstance.

That sounds a lot like my family too, actually.

Bada Bing! Italian Ristorante is located at 3001-G North Kings Highway in Myrtle Beach. Hours are Monday-Saturday from noon until 12:30 a.m., and Sunday from 4 p.m.-12.30 a.m. For more information, call 946-9800.

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Specials

Eat in Special

Golfers Special 

Super Bowl Special

Students, Teachers, Military, Law Enforcement and Firemen

Garlic Toast…………………………….................$2.00

Traditional Italian Bread toasted with Garlic, Olive oil and Parmesan. Also available topped with provolone cheese for an additional $1.00

 Marinara Dipping Gravy………………............…$2.00

Our very own homemade marinara sauce served as a side dish.  Goes well with garlic toast or our garlic cheese toast

Mushrooms added to any sub or pasta plate ....... $1.25

Side of Sausage or Meatballs...................................$2.50

Beverages

Salads

Garden salad - includes lettuce, tomato, onion, pepper, carrot, celery, black olives and topped off with fresh grated provolone cheese.

Italian Antipasto – Includes, roasted peppers, artichoke hearts, ham, salami and pepperoni.

Breaded Chicken Garden Salad - includes a fresh baked, breaded chicken breast served over a large garden salad.

Dressings - House Italian, balsamic or red wine vinaigrette. Also available are Creamy Italian, Golden Italian, Thousand Island, French, Ranch or Blue Cheese.

Banana and/or jalapeño peppers are available for all salads, upon request.

Zuppa

The Famiglia’s home made Soup of the Day.  Available on day’s when Mama thinks the weather is bad and she wants to share a little Zuppa to give us that comfort that only a mama can give.

Priced at just……......…$3.75 + tax.

Eat-in Special:  Good for Students, Teachers, Military, Law Enforcement and Firemen with a current active ID. Two one topping pizza slices and a fountain drink.................. Just $4.00 + tax.

Sicilian Style Pizza

Toppings: Extra cheese, pepperoni, sausages, meatballs, ham, salami, Onion, green peppers, roasted red peppers, black olives, mushrooms, garlic, jalapeños, or artichoke hearts

Sub Sandwiches (8”)

Lettuce, tomato, peppers, onions, pickles, olives, jalapeños & cheese are available at no extra charge. Toasted with Provolone cheese upon request!

Pasta

All pasta’s include a garden salad and garlic toast 

Cod sautéed just like our seafood pasta in Garlic, Olive oil, Oregano and fresh Basil with a side of fresh pasta.....$10.50

Pasta served in a Garlic, Olive oil, Oregano, fresh Basil and mushrooms........$9.95

Eggplant Parmesan with a side of fresh pasta…………..................................$9.95

Chicken Parmesan with a side of fresh pasta…..............................................$10.50

Desserts

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