Top notch service. Accommodating for our 3 year old. Large portions and a great wine list.
Excellent food, fast service and good kids menu. We sat out on patio. If looking for patio best to eat a bit early as small.
First I will say this is my second time in Boston. The first time I visited "Little Italy" after we had dinner our last day and missed out on all of the restaurants. This trip I made sure to include it in my agenda. I asked around and a local recommended this place and it did not disappoint. I got fettuccini noodles with marinara sauce and up charged to the homemade noodles and added Italian sausage and the meal was so good. You can taste the authenticity with the homemade noodles and sauce. The sausage was not too spicy but had a nice flavor. My friend got the ravioli with meatballs and again it was delicious. They started us out with fresh bread and Italian olive oil with some pepper and fresh parmesan cheese that was so good! The portions are huge also! I never have left food on a plate but I could not finish my meal. Come with an appetite and enjoy some of the best Italian food you will ever eat.
Service is poor and not professional. Food is not authentic. Pasta is thick and heavy. Watch the hidden costs that appear on your bill.
Went for wonderful dinner. Bread was amazing. Home made gnocchi was best I’ve had. Good cocktail. Great service.
Do yourselves a favor and come here! The portions are HUGE, you get your money’s worth in my opinion. The food is DELICIOUS, literally, if we could go back we would. Pizza was delicious. The pasta was good. The GF bread is actually just a cheese pizza(not like we cared we love pizza). It was very safe in my opinion, the staff was knowledgeable because I asked for clarification on some dishes and they thoroughly explained. Would go again for sure.
Not the same as use to be very disappointing pasta dishes where cold no taste veggies where old better ask what they don’t have cause seems they run out of the good stuff and they should not won’t ever go back
Eggplant parmigian is my all time favourite thing. So of course I ordered it, expecting the usual meaty soft vegetable in a lovely tomato sauce. The La Famiglia Giorgio verson was AWFUL. The eggplant was sliced paper thin. Then each papery slice dredge in bread crumbs. The result was a stack of mostly crumbs and dried out eggplant with cheese. Almost to make it worse, the portion was huge. Spare yourself the disappointment.
My wife took me here for my 40th bday. The absolute best gluten free Italian meal I’ve ever had. Was hoping to eat here a few more times during our visit but wasn’t able to get a seat. Will make this my go to place when in Boston. The maple bourbon Manhattan was awesome as well. Def try this place out when you’re in town.
We loved our visit here.Pros: quaint Italian restaurant in the north end, you get the quality that you’d expect. Great take-out space if dinning in isn’t your thing. Great wine list and cocktails weren’t weak. Huge portions and lots a flavor. The gnocchi was our favoriteCons: tight space as expected in the north end, don’t bring a party larger than 6 unless you want the whole restaurant to listen to your conversation. Only one bathroom for the whole restaurant so go before you leave for the restaurant. One of our dishes was so salted that it was impossible to consume. (The waitstaff was very understanding and didn’t make it an issue)