Wow!! Okay.. so I knew this place would probably be good because of all the high ratings, but that was easily one of the best meals I've had in a long time! I'm from the east coast but now live out west, so I'm always craving truly good Italian food. This place was the real deal! The prosciutto de Parma, the bucatini and the pistachio gelato were all fantastic! You must get all 3! :) I actually left genuinely sad because I knew I wouldn't be able to come back again during the rest of my trip! Reservations are very booked up, and you can only get them two weeks in advance. I honestly don't even want to eat anywhere else on this trip... it was that good! And the ambiance and staff were so delightful too! Reservations only open two weeks in advance so grab one while you can! read more

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Giulia has good reviews and my friend told me it was excellent and difficult to get a reservation. He stood in line 30 mins before opening to hope for a walk in, and we got in. The food took a very long time to come out. It was also pricey, and the flatbread had a smear of what seemed like very artificial yellow cheese. My lamb pasta also had almost no meat. It was very tasty though. The outdoor seating was nice but loud next to a major street. Overall, maybe my expectations were too high, but this was a disappointment and I won't be going back. read more

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Loved the pastas here and would happily come back! I can see why it's so hard to get a reservation here: great ambiance and attentive front of house staff. I enjoyed the food, but I feel like their dessert menu could be a bit more built out. Food: - Pappardelle: I loved the wild boar and truffles in this. The sauce was so well seasoned, and the noodles were al dente! It was a bit hard to share just because the pappardelle noodles are so long but this shouldn't stop anyone from ordering it - Seafood linguine: this was a daily special addition to their pastas. I liked the flavor of the prawns and the texture of the fresh squid, but I didn't love the tomato sauce on this. It felt like it was lacking something, maybe a bit of spice or extra dimension. I still liked the pasta overall but given that I had to remove the entire shells of the prawns mid meal, I would have hoped that the entire dish had a more elevated sauce to go with it read more

Giulia - Pappardelle with Wild Boar - Italian Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

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Finally had a chance to try this spot after hearing good things. I have been visiting Boston area pretty regularly for work lately and this place has been on my list. Made reservations for 1 in advance and was able finally come by. Staff was amazing and very friendly. My waiter John was nice and very knowledgeable. Atmosphere here was very nice. I ordered the oysters, pappardelle, and gelato. Oysters were a nice appetite starter. Had the pappardelle with black truffle and I demolished that dish. Absolutely going to come back. I am surprised this place has not recieved a Michelin star yet because everything was on par. read more

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Such a lovely spot. So happy I was able to stop by during my visit. As mentioned many times, reservations are quite a challenge. I was in town visiting and was lucky enough to grab a bar spot later in the evening on a really cold night. The service -- superior. I was done making the decisions for the day so I had my server guide the experience and he was not wrong! I started with the best cocktail I had in Boston, . So good! Next I went with the Semolina cakes which were lovely. Followed that with spice crusted bluefin tuna which I devoured. For the main course -- i wanted a representative dish since i may never get the opportunity to circle back and the pappardelle with wild boar was amazing! I ate every bite. Ricotta cheesecake was for dessert and it was sooo good. I had to take the last few bites to go to enjoy later. Definitely work the reservation challenge read more

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Here's what we got for food: -warm semolina cakes -grilled peach and prosciutto di Parma - HIT -grilled rosemary flatbread - HIT -hiramasa crudo didn't care for personally -tagliatelle -bucatini all'amatriciana -pappardelle w/ wild boar - sorbet dessert Peach and prosciutto was a must order. The flatbread was crispy and tasty to me. The warm semolina cakes were good too. The crudo was a no from me unfortunately I thought the strawberries didn't mesh well personally and took away from the dish. The pastas were all cooked perfectly, al dente. Portions were on the smaller style, $350 for 3 people felt pretty heavy even with 2 drinks. Folks said it was the best we have up here but kindly not to me. I will say our server was A1! Very nice, knowledgeable and attentive. read more

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Loved the pastas here! Both the parpadelle and the seafood linguini were delicious! The wild boar is tender and the sauce coats the parpadelle so evenly. The seafood linguini was the day's special and paired nicely in contrast with the heavily salted parpadelle. Was not a fan of the warm semolina cakes. Not only were they small in proportion but they were nothing special when it came to taste. Would recommend the burrata instead. The chocolate hazelnut torte was not bad altho the torte was a bit dry. Overall, the service was great! We were 30 min late but they were still able to accommodate us. We even managed to change our reservation time the day before. Worth trying! read more

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I saw so many good things about Giulia & was able to make a reservation the day of! I thought it would be super difficult to get a res or would have to book in advance, so I was pretty surprised there were times available. We booked for 8:45pm & actually I didn't realize they close at 9pm but looking around the restaurant, they probably just stop taking tables @9pm? We started off with drinks, one off the specials on the wall & one from the menu. The special was more up my alley & as for the drink from the menu (yellow drink), I barely touched it and ended up sending it back lol... Here's what we got for food: -warm semolina cakes -grilled peach and prosciutto di parma -grilled rosemary flatbread -hiramasa crudo -tagliatelle -bucatini all'amatriciana -pappardelle w/ wild boar The warm semolina cakes were yummy! Though if I were to go again, I would probably skip and get the grilled peach & prosciutto di parma... this was my favorite! Definitely recommend ordering the peach & prosciutto if you decide to come here. For the crudo, the fish tasted fresh but wasn't too big of a fan of the strawberries in it. The pastas were all delicious, had good flavor & pasta tasted like they were made in house + al dente. I will say though that this is not an Italian restaurant where they've got huge portions & they're a bit pricey, ~$350 for 3 people. I've seen posts saying that Giulia is the best Italian restaurant in MA... I fear that is not true hahaha. Food overall I would say is 6.5-7/10. It was good but not mind blowing or anything. Our server was really nice & helpful w/ the menu though!! read more

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The Duck wing tortelli with the fresh black truffle on top was one of the best pasta dishes I have ever had!! Everything else was still good but the duck pasta was just a level above everything else read more

Giulia - Hamachi - Italian Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

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The food and drinks were good. The steak was disappointing with a vein running through it-very chewy and not worth the $104 we paid for 2 of them. The service was slowwwwww. We had a 5:30 reservation and that is when they open. Bar is first come first serve so the entire restaurant and bar sit all within 5 minutes. We sat at 5:32 and did not get a drink until 5:55.....Crazy. 4 courses took over 2 hours. The coursing was off for us. Glad I checked this place off my foodie bucket list. If I come back I will try for a later res. 3 small bites, 2 apps, 2 pastas, 2 entrees and dessert with 5 drinks, bottle of sparkling and 2 cappuccinos was $418 plus tip. read more

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If at first you don't succeed in obtaining a reservation, try, try again! You won't be disappointed. Beautiful atmosphere, friendly staff, excellent food. Came here for the first time about a year ago, lucky enough to snag a last minute reservation during truffle season, and keep coming back! Everything on the menu is class, and is constantly changing with the seasons. Pair with a bottle of red, bottle of white, whatever kind of mood your in for the night! read more

We walked into Giulia on a Saturday night without a reservation and and were seated at the bar after just 30 minutes. The bartender was fantastic, super attentive, friendly, and gave us some amazing recommendations that really made the night. I came in with high expectations, and honestly, Giulia delivered. The pasta special and steak were absolutely incredible -- perfectly cooked, full of flavor, and beautifully presented. The dessert was just as impressive. The only slight miss for me was the prosciutto, which was just okay compared to everything else. That said, I would absolutely go back. Walking in and grabbing a spot at the bar might just be the move, especially since reservations are nearly impossible to get. A memorable meal all around! read more

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We walked in on a Friday night not expecting to get seats since reservations for this restaurant seem to be hard to get, but to our surprise the host said there was seats at the bar. I totally understand why reservations are so hard to come by because it was one of the best dining experiences I've had in Cambridge. The staff was so friendly from the host to the bartenders to the bar back and the food was outstanding. The pappardelle with braised wild boar was rich and comforting, with layers of flavor from the juniper and black trumpets -- easily a standout dish. The emmer farro casarecce was lighter but just as delicious, with the burrata adding the perfect creamy touch to the mushrooms and snap peas. We also shared the focaccia with Umbrian fava bean crema, and it was the perfect start -- soft, fresh, and paired beautifully with the flavorful crema. To top it off, the espresso martini was one of the best I've had -- smooth, balanced, and not too sweet and had a cute "g" on top with cocoa powder! We were also surprised it wasn't a crazy expensive meal. With one cocktail, one beer, one app, and 2 pastas it came out to be $100 before tip. Cannot wait to come here again! read more

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I am so glad I was able to get reservations! RSVPs open 2 weeks online. I knew I wanted to snag any dinner spot and lucky made it. Service was amazing, loved the hostess! My server had great recommendations and regularly checked in on me and had great recommendations. I ordered 4 things: Hiramasa crudo $24- it was a perfectly balanced fresh dish. Great start to the meal. Paccheri with spicy beef and pork sausage $29- this is THE best dish I ate my entire trip. Hands down from start to finish it was delicious! The pasta was a perfect al dente, sauce was light, meats were savory which was perfectly balanced with complementing flavors of the broccoli rabe and tomato. I could eat this regularly and would come back just for this dish. So good! Tagliatelle $30- sadly this dish was disappointing. The pasta was soft and flavor was lacking. I don't recommend this dish nor will I get it again. Vanilla Bean panna cotta $15- this was the perfect ending to my meal. Now vanilla bean is my fav ice cream flavor so maybe I'm biased. The pan a cotta itself felt like I was eating soft clouds. The accompanying strawberries and cookies added such great texture and flavor. Man so good. You MUST try! Overall, I cannot wait to come back to try more! read more

Giulia - Paccheri with spicy pork and beef sausage- so delicious! - Italian Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

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I understand why it is so hard to get a reservation here. Everything was incredible! We ordered the unicorn oysters to start and I am a big oysters person. This were so different yet delicious! We also got the white asparagus which also had an incredible flavor and texture. My partner got a pasta dish unfortunately I do not remember which one but that was also very good and I got the haddock. I was thrilled with the sauce. This place exceeded my expectations and I would definitely go back and recommend. Seating is tight but the servers still make you feel like you're the only people in the room. read more

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Reserved a spot 2 weeks prior to our anniversary on a Tuesday night. Inside is SO cozy and cute, packed on a week night at 8:30. We ordered some slices of fresh made focaccia to start which was nothing special but nice and freshly made (we simply just wanted some bread to munch on). For meals we shared the duck wing ravioli (4/5), Butternut Squash Agnolotti (4.5/5) and House made lamb sausage (5/5). I honestly think the portions were fair for the pricing and the quality is amazing. All ingredients were fresh and well done. I think the stand out was the lamb sausage as it was just a super unique take on lamb and was so so tasty. You can't go wrong coming here for a date night for some cozy Italian food made with a ton of heart. Menu changes seasonally which always keeps things exciting read more

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Lovely dinner at Giulia. The pastas were all really good but the casarecce was especially noteworthy. Our server was delightful as well. read more

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We had a really good dinner at Giulia! The restaurant is dark and moody (in a good way for a cold winter night). They have a lot of great drink options (very elevated) including mocktails. Our server was AMAZING. The chicken liver was the best we've ever had and the other appetizers and entrees were also excellent. They also feature truffles, which were expensive, but worth it. They even had a dessert that featured truffles which was so unique and good. If you want an elevated Italian experience with great service, definitely go to Giulia! read more

Sensational food!! Get a reservation & try it out! What a treat! Cannot wait to go back for another great experience! Yum! read more

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Chicken Liver Crostini: (7/10): This was fine. Tasted good, but not really a must-have. Canederli (8/10): Our waiter recommended this, and it was the perfect dish for a frigid winter night. The mushroom conserva was so good. The broth itself was also comforting, with a nice splash of acidity. Pappardelle (10/10): This was the star of the night. The wild boar was incredible. The sauce was also so good. Pasta was nicely al dente too. Squash/Sweet Potato Agnolotti (7/10): This dish was good for the first few bites, but I feel like it could be an appetizer or a dessert. I don't think I would enjoy eating this if I ordered it as an entree for myself. It's a little bit too sweet, and there's nothing to balance out the flavors of the squash and sweet potato. I feel like it could benefit from something salty or acidic to balance it out. Hazelnuts were nice to switch up the texture, though. Overall, this restaurant was a little too expensive to justify. I would come back for the wild boar pappardelle, but the other dishes weren't as amazing. By the way, if you're having trouble getting a reservation, they release them every night at midnight. read more

Giulia is one of the best dining experiences I've ever add. Incredibly friendly service, food as good as having the real thing in Italy and lovely ambiance. I was really impressed with how quickly dishes came out on a busy weeknight. It was like I would place my order and poof it appeared. Reservations are near impossible to get, but there was a good amount of bar seating on a weeknight to be able to squeeze in if you don't have one. The pink stripe oysters were out of this world. So many flavors in a small bite. Fruity, tangy, sweet, salty, umami. Amtriciana was almost as good as what I've had in Rome. The only improvement IMO would be guanciale instead of pancetta, but their house cured pancetta was still amazing and I loved there was enough bacon for each bite of pasta. Pistachio gelato was to die for. I hope to eat here again one day! read more

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Overall: our large party reservation included everything and more that you could imagine. My Italian coworkers even gave it the nod of approval so I think this one's legit guys! Disclaimer: we had it prix fixe so apologies if the dishes aren't on the menu. Food: there's a lot to processs but the highlight pasta was the wild boar ragu. It's definitely on the meaty strong bold flavor side but it was sooooo worth it. The boar was fall of the bone tender (no bone though) and the pasta sauce was like a bolognese kinda? So super hearty. The other one was the I think swordfish large plate and the refreshing ocean feel really balanced out the plates. For the appetizers all of them were to die for. The semolina cakes were so moist. They did a special kinda prosciutto esq dish that was mouthwatering. The burrata with the stone fruit was so nice and creamy but not rich and heavy. For the dessert we had a zucchini bread panna cotta which was so creative. The gelato that came with it matched perfectly. There was a chocolate one as well that my friends really liked but I don't eat chocolate unfortunately. Ambience/Decor/Service: so this place is pretty upscale and cute. More like a finer romantic restaurant rather than like a hot popping place like Barcelona wine bar next doors. The service was exceptional as far as describing each dish and explaining the origin of the dish. The wooden pasta table was such a nice homey touch to the meal as well. read more

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Came here at the recommendation of a few friends. It was still packed at 8:30 on a Wednesday night! We ordered the focaccia, burrata, nostrale, bucatini allamatriciana, pappardelle, squash agnolotti and pasta e ceci. We really enjoyed the pappardelle and agnolotti, and the pasta e ceci was very unique! Unfortunately the bucatini was far from the rest as far as pasta quality and flavor, as it just tasted like overcooked pasta with bland tomato paste. For dessert we got the panna cotta and cookies--loved the panna cotta but recommend passing on the cookies, not worth it! read more

Giulia - Burrata and nostrale - Italian Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

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Lives up to most of the hype - very hard to get a ressie but the pasta and dessert was worth it, and this is coming from someone who isn't crazy about pasta or dessert. Came here to treat a friend for their birthday and they loved it. We got the pink oysters and semolina cakes to start. The oysters were sweet, and the mignotte added a nice zip to contrast. I liked the light airyness of the semolina cake, but I don't think I would order it again. It's different than your traditional starters, but this is not something I would crave esp for the price point from the truffles. Versus the boar papparadelle is definitely something I would crave and get again. The pasta itself was perfectly al dente with lovely texture and thickness, and each bite was delightful with the boar, trumpet mushrooms, juniper and parm. For me the portion size was just right, and left room for the raspberry semi freddo which was really good. Deep raspberry flavor paired magically with the lemon meringue and amaranth. I was surprised how much I loved dessert. Service was generally good, but confused me initially. Our server came over and seemed reserved and had a bit of "I don't want to be here" vibe when we asked about recos. Once he got going he seemed more engaged, but I found it odd we had to draw it out of him at a place like this. Then a much friendlier, more approachable woman took over and service was lovely the rest of the eve. Ambiance was nice - simple, a bit rustic, and warm. Loved the speckled neutral plates. Good acoustics and room design, so it was easy to have a conversation. Would return to try more pasta and desserts! read more

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Loved Giulia!!! The pasta bolognese was perfect, the staff were all friendly and helpful with their recommendations... and the ambiance was lively and energetic! Will be my #1 go to when in town. read more

Giulia - Italian Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Delicious, special , kitchen pulls from Italian culture and American innovation Very nice atmosphere read more

I have wanted to come here for YEARS, and golly, the pasta, the flavors--delightful. We ordered the wild boar pappardelle and squash agnolotti. Of the two, the agnolotti was the clear winner. The flavors were delicate and sweet. The texture? Divine. The service was solid and the vibes are great for a date night. The only disappointment was the olive oil cake which turned out to be so dry and crumbly. It could just be that batch but I wouldn't risk it. read more

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semolina cakes 2/5 bread and oil 2/5 scallop pasta 4/5 duck wing and prosciutto tortelli 4/5 bucatini all'amatriciana 4/5 pappardelle 4/5 Concord grape semi freddo 5/5 panna cotta 3/5 Burrata 3/5 Yellow fin tuna 3/5 Came with a group of 4 and we made a reservation around midnight two weeks prior Overall the ambience was nice and our server was helpful with her suggestions! All the pasta was al dente and no problems with texture, however none of the flavors were super memorable for me. I liked that the pasta wasn't heavy. The bread and olive oil is just a drizzle of olive oil rather than a dip. I think they could have added at least more oil or even balsamic vinegar to make it more palatable. My favorite was the Concord grape semi freddo dessert. Light and tastes just like a grape! Not artificial flavor The panna cotta was a miss for me, because I am not a huge fan of flan like desserts in general, but also the pairings with the panna cotta did not mesh well. The citrus was too sour and the ginger candy was nice but very different textures. The semolina cakes were so small for the price and had no flavor. The burrata was alright and the yellow fin tuna I wasn't a huge fan of. It's seared around the edge but the flavor is kind of heavy for tuna. Overall I enjoyed the experience but I don't think I would come again despite knowing they have a rotating menu. read more

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4.5/5. Pretty darn good. Best Italian I've have in New England, great classy-casual vibes inside. Food is DRENCHED in butter so inevitably delicious but also might make your tummy hurt hehe. Street parking outside, not terrible if you make a later reservation - I went twice around 7:30-8pm on a weekday and it was okay. read more

Was served duck leg confit that was very clearly burnt black on top. The fact that this made it out of the kitchen shows that the chef really doesn't give a sh*# what he serves to his customers. Then Instead of cooking a new one, they proposed taking the original one and cutting off the charred portion. That would leave me with a mangled partial duck leg that was likely still overcooked, instead of a properly cooked whole duck leg. This is a Michelin recommended restaurant?? Nowhere else that I've had duck has burnt it like this and thought it was ok to serve. Next time I want duck that's properly cooked I'll just go to Lenox Sophia, Pammy's, New Winsor, La Bodega, Saigon Babylon. read more

Came here for my birthday and anniversary yesterday. The restaurant was busy! Especially for a Wednesday night, every table was full and we luckily snagged a last minute table days prior on open table by setting an alert. The ambience was pretty casual. The food which I'll begin with first, was the best part. The focaccia, semolina cakes, and oysters were all good but the real stars were the penne rigate and scallops served over a black/tomato rice. The dishes were unique, delicious, and not as heavy as you may expect them to be. Portions for the meals were appropriate, though the apps were very small portions ( probably could have more than 2 oysters for one order). We shared the affogato for dessert and it was good but not the best. That all being said, the food was 5/5 especially the mains. So I get the hype for that. I would love to try more of the pasta dishes in the future. The service however was super slow and disorganized. They had one server for majority of the tables, so half an hour elapsed between sitting and ordering and then another 20-30 minutes lapsed between apps and mains. We came so hungry so the wait times were not a highlight. For a 8:15 reservation probably didn't even get to eat until 9. The server mentioned specials but didn't really go into or highlight items on the menu, mainly because he had no time to between tables. If I go back I would probably try to get a bar seat to enjoy the food and have more face forward service. read more

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I honestly have nothing bad to say about this spot. It's a must-try in the greater Boston area, especially if your budget allows for it! Two of us stopped by on a Thursday evening to try to get a table and were told the wait would be over an hour. We put down a phone number and got a call within 20 minutes that there were seats available. We were seated at the bar instead of at a table, but the bar was a really nice experience because the bartenders were friendly and super helpful with the menu. The drinks were excellent, too! We ordered a tartare dish that wasn't printed on the menu, the chicken liver crostini ($8), prosciutto di parma ($19), bucatini all'amatriciana ($26), papardelle ($30), some focaccia to mop up the sauces ($1/piece), and the blueberry upside-down cake ($14) to finish the meal. We were stuffed by the end of the meal. All of the dishes were incredible! I especially enjoyed the chicken liver crostini. It was packed with so much umami flavor that I was salivating while I ate it. The tartare was fresh and tasty and I would recommend it to anybody who likes raw beef. The prosciutto was rich and savory and came with sweet, juicy chunks of melon. I went into the meal expecting to prefer the papardelle over the bucatini but was pleasantly surprised to find out that I liked the bucatini more. Both pastas were prepared to a perfect al dente and had plenty of savory flavor. Whereas the papardelle had a very homey, earthy savoriness to it, I loved the brightness and tanginess that the tomato-based sauce brought to the bucatini. The tanginess paired perfectly with the crispy, sometimes fatty sometimes meaty pieces of pancetta, and everything was tied together with creamy pecorino. I'm glad we did not skip on the desserts. The blueberry upside-down cake had sort of a strawberry shortcake vibe to it. The highlight was the brown butter frosting which had so much caramel flavor. Everything on the plate was sweet, but not too sweet! I will have to come here many more times to sample the rest of their menu! read more

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One of the best Italian meals I've had in Boston, and that's saying something! MVPs of the nights were the pesto flatbread, the Erbazzone and the lamb sausage. Save room for dessert...The panacotta and pistachio gelato are so good! The cocktails and service were also on point. read more

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This place is super versatile; you can come with a date, friends, or even co-workers. The staff is nice. The pasta dishes are really good. The Devon steak was alright. It wasn't as tender as I would've liked. The carrot cake was unique and different which I really liked. It made all the other carrot cakes I've ever had taste like the kiddie version of a carrot cake. read more

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I was lucky to grab a reservation at Giulia (around midnight 2 weeks before). There does seem to be bar seating for walk-ins, but it filled up fast. Overall there were a couple of items that I enjoyed, but the rest fell a bit flat for me. I think the sister restaurant Moeca is more up my alley. Great, would get again - Tooker Out cocktail ($16): This was described as a tiki drink by our waiter, and it was really delicious! I liked the touch of the "g" imprinted on the ice cube. - Focaccia with white bean dip ($10): Delicious bread with great texture, and yummy dip. Moeca tends to have a more sour dip so I appreciated the flavor on this one. Fine, probably wouldn't get again - Wild striped bass ($34): While the skin was nice and crispy and the fish was decently cooked, this wasn't particularly special. - Warm semolina cakes ($16): This was decent, but the flavors were a bit too acidic for me. - Tagliatelli ($29): This is a pretty good serving size, and quite hefty and rich. Didn't stand out to me. - Beef brisket and prosciutto tortelli ($42): Not many tortelli, and they were a bit too al dente for my taste. Truffle doesn't add much (other than to the price). - Strawberry cheesecake gelato ($10): I didn't like the gelato -- too gloopy and heavy. I enjoyed the crunchy parts and the cookie. Moeca definitely has better desserts. The restaurant has a pleasant ambience with good service (and 3% kitchen appreciation fee). The total for 2 people came out to $172 before tip. I am definitely open to giving Giulia another try someday, but I wouldn't go out of my way or wait for it. read more

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Phenomenal creative and flavorful food. Shared a bunch of delicious apps, pastas, and tasty cocktails. Pricey yet worth the treat.

One of the tastiest meals I've had in a long time. Fresh pasta, beautifully balanced sauses, and incredibly thoughtful dishes across the board. Simple ingredients executed at a very high level. read more

Very very good Italian food. I would say it is about the same quality as fox and knife. So until you can pull off reservations give them a try . Giulia does have larger portions with main dishes . Service was friendly and attentive. I will 100 percent come back. Unicorn oysters-4/5 shucked well and very fresh. Good acidity added and ramps add a nice bite chicken liver crostini- very smooth and savory with a bit of salt toast was nice and crispy 5/5 hamachi crudo- refreshing frit flavor with some acidity. Hamachi was very tender and fresh, but the side did drown its flavor out. Still very good for a hot summer day 4/5 pappardelle- Signature dish. So savory and full of flavor. Pasta was so tender and al dente. Large pieces of wild boar. Such a good dish 5/5 Pistachio gelato. Strong natural pistachio taste. Gelato had great consistency. Very simple but very good 5/5 read more

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chicken liver crostini 3.2/5 - never really a fan of liver, but this wasn't too bad warm semolina cakes 4/5 bucatini al'amatriciana 4/5 - feels like very fancy and tasty deconstructed lasagna mushroom pasta 4.1/5 - very subtle taste, no meat pappardelle 4.2/5 tajarin (white truffle pasta $85 for 4 ravioli) - 4/5 2022 fallwind pino grigio 4/5 Being honest, this place isn't as good as it is hyped up to be from the high ratings. Don't get me wrong, it is very good, but the amount of food you get for the price you pay is too high. The interior has a warm, dim lighting that gives nice ambience for dinner dates. Service is very good, no complaints about it. For parking, its street parking only. It can be a bit tricky to find a spot in that area, but there should be some available within 5-10min walking distance. read more

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One of the finest Italian restaurants we have been to in Boston . The ambience was superb the food par excellence. John who was our host made the best recommendations for sfizi we savored the unicorn pink stripe unicorn pink stripe oysters (rhubarb & muscat , warm semolina cakes (sungold tomato crema, formaggio caprino al tartufo, Antipasti chickering farms porchetta (grilled rosemary flatbread, basil pesto, fresh tomato, parmigiano, In Pasta sweet corn agnolotti (chanterelles, tomato, pappardelle (braised wild boar,the special linguini with calamari and grilled sea bream in a Tamato saffron sauce with bread crumbs , for dolci vanilla bean panna cotta with local strawberries, basil, balsamic and butter cookie crumble , And the very delicious gelato with pistachio. A must on your trip to Boston book ahead you will never regret it . Boston at her finest . read more