

Boston, MA
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Bin 26 Enoteca |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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26 Charles St, Beacon Hill 02114 617-723-5939
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BEACON HILL. Choose from among 50 wines sold by the glass and savory, Italian-inspired shared plates at this casually elegant Beacon Hill café. |
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Bricco |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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241 Hanover St, Boston 02113 617-248-6800
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NORTH END. Billed as a "boutique" Italian eatery, this North Ender caters to a young, trendy and professional brand of clientele that doesn't mind shelling out a few duckets for a stylishly authentic setting and superbly done regional dishes like tagliatelle al caffe, venison saddle scented with juniper, or gnocchi with wild boar bolognese. Also popular with night owls looking for a good bite, Bricco features a cool lounge area where wood-oven pizzas are available until 2am. |
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Carmen |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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33 North Sq, Boston 02113 617-742-6421
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NORTH END. Based on appearances alone, it'd be oh, too easy to pass right by this tiny, red brick Italian eatery and never think twice. Needless to say, doing so would be "tu culpa" ... And your palate would pay the ultimate price. Known for its regional small plates, Carmen's kitchen creates quite a frenzy. Indeed, dishes like spice-crusted seared tuna and crespelle Bolognese soundly see to that. And if the food sounds too good to be true, wait 'til you get a load of the wine list. |
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Davide Restorante |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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326 Commercial St, Boston 02109 617-227-5745
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NORTH END. This luxurious Italian restaurant is located on the waterfront edge of the North End. Although a little on the expensive side, the upscale restaurant offers delicious nouveau cuisine that locals swear is worth the price. Enjoy tasty osso bucco / risotto from Tuesday through Thursday nights, or dive into other specialties, like veal chops or grilled lobster over pasta. The restaurant has had the prestigious honor of receiving Wine Spectator's Top 50 Award of Excellence and other recognitions. |
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Grotto |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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37 Bowdoin St Beacon Hill, Boston 02114 617-227-3434
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BEACON HILL. Friendly service and hearty Northern Italian courses set diners at ease in this charming underground dining room. Start off with a classic Piedmont-style fondue with grilled steak tips and mushrooms. Satiating pastas, like the tagliatelle with fresh peas, roasted tomatoes and lobster Bolognese sauce, are available in both half and full portions. For your main dish, try the grilled proscuitto wrapped beef tenderloin with Reggianno risotto, grilled asparagus and red wine sauce. $33 prix-fixe, 3-course dinner menu available. Wine list features affordable options available by the glass or the bottle. |
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IL Capriccio |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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888 Main St, Waltham 02451 781-894-2234
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WEST METRO. A visit to IL Capriccio offers diners a pleasant excursion from downtown Boston to the suburb of Waltham. The Northern Italian cuisine is expertly prepared and presented. The menu is seasonal, but some terrific standbys remain, like the porcini souffle, gnocchi, ravioli and quail. The wine selection is well-selected and flawlessly served at the table. The interior of this establishment is plush and dimly lit, and the atmosphere is calming. |
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User Rating: 9
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La Campania |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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504 Main St, Waltham 02452 781-894-4280
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WALTHAM. La Campania is as close to old-fashioned, homemade Italian cooking as you're likely to find. The homey decor adds charm to this cozy dining room where the menu features all the Italian favorites you love--pasta, roasted meats, seafood specialties, and, of course, pizza. Anything from the risotto to the squid is sure to please. The prices might seem a bit steep, but rest assured the portions are large enough that you're sure to walk away clutching a doggie bag. |
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User Rating: 10
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Prezza |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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24 Fleet St, Boston 02113 617-227-1577
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NORTH END. This restaurant is named for a town in the Abruzzi region of Italy, the homeplace of the chef/owner's grandmother. The menu at this Italian dining room holds treasures you're sure to appreciate—roasted halibut, leg of lamb, corn ravioli, and more. The Prezza staff outdo themselves as they knowledgeably present menu options and assist with wine selections. The dessert menu is a must-do; in fact, some call the desserts works of art! |
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Taranta |
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210 Hanover St, Boston 02113 617-720-0052
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NORTH END. This sprawling restaurant occupies three-levels of a Hanover Street storefront. Infused with the flavors of Italy and Peru, the cuisine consists of rich pastas and tantalizing meats. Dig into the fiery cassava root gnocchi with slow braised green lamb ragu and shaved parmesan. Afterwards a delicate dish of hazelnut mousse, drizzled with dulce de leche, should cool off your palate. Martinis, imported beer and wine available. |
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Terramia |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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98 Salem St, Boston 02113 617-523-3112
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NORTH END. Come to this local favorite and feast on goodies such as risotto, gnocchi, homemade Abruzzi style spaghetti, wild mushroom ravioli, and other Italian specialties. The wine list is well-selected and holds a good number of white and red wines. The mustard colored walls, soft lighting and linen-covered tables make for an inviting interior. As the restaurant seats only 39 at a time, reservations are suggested. |
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User Rating: 9.75
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