Elegant cuisine in an elegant space. Even their take on meatballs is sophisticated (and mouthwatering) — Kobe beef in a flavorful Barolo sauce.
When a restaurant’s culinary substance matches its style, as Jamie Mammano’s eatery manages, that’s a beautiful thing. Read more.
Pretty outstanding cocktails. Gnocchi great and the Veal with lobster risotto is amazing. Anything wood grilled is fantastic. Wine list huge, they have everything you would want.
#5 - IWalked Boston's Top 10 Italian Restaurants. Named after small ancient town in Italy where the chef's grandmother was born. Integrates Italy's Abruzzi region w/other Mediterranean regions.<LINK> Read more.
Doughnut balls with nutella...OMG! Make sure you leave some space for dessert. Cozy and yummy place! Awesome service. Gals we came!
Try the "Aperol Spritz" to pretend you’re people watching on the streets of Italy: grab a seat at one of the outdoor tables with this classic cocktail made of aperol, prosecco, and soda in hand. Read more.
Is it worth an hour wait? Put it this way: We’d stand in the February cold for the whipped lardo crostini. We’d get pelted with hail for the cavatelli with chicken sausage. Read more.
One of the best restaurants in the town. Lively atmosphere with great service. Spacious indoor seating, view. Amazing wine list and delicious pasta. Reserve table in advance
Best Way to Go is to be with 4 or more friends and family to get the Family Style Meals. Basically All You Can Eat. Completely Worth It and Plenty of Wine!
The sandwiches are great here. Try the Panino (my favorite) and chicken cutlet sandwich (my second favorite). Its the best place to buy authentic Italian deli meats and cheeses.