Cane Pazzo Owner Opening “Italian-Inspired Market and Wine Bar” at Blackwells Corner

It’s one of several restaurant concepts planned for the upcoming Hanahan town center

Neil Cooney
Written By Neil Cooney
News Writer
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Last week, What Now reported on the expansion of Pineapple House Boutique, the Charleston-based apparel-and-more brand, to Blackwells Corner. Named in homage to the hardware store that operated on the site for more than 75 years, until its closing in 2025, the upcoming Hanahan town center has revealed several other tenants, as well, including a new restaurant from Chef Mark Bolchoz.

Coverage by the Post and Courier described the chef’s planned Blackwell’s Corner spot as an “Italian-inspired market and wine bar.”

Earlier this month, What Now covered news of the chef’s upcoming restaurant in North Charleston, one which will “blend coastal Lowcountry traditions with the spirit of western Irish pubs, serving fish and chips alongside Guinness poured in a proper pint glass.”

That project is to open at 1262 Remount Rd in North Charleston. The Blackwells Corner location will, of course, be much closer to Cane Pazzo, which is at 1276 Yeamans Hall Road.

That means two as-yet-unnamed projects appear to be in the works at present from the chef behind Cane Pazzo.

What Now contacted the chef this week to ask about plans for the Blackwell’s Corner concept. Bolchoz declined to comment on the Blackwells Corner project at this time.

In the meantime, you can keep up with Cane Pazzo news by following @canepazzochs on Instagram.

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Neil Cooney is a freelance writer. He has received an MFA in Creative Writing from Syracuse University, and his work has been published in the Masters Review. Based in Nashville, he spends his free time cooking Korean food and studying chess.
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