So yummy! Try the hot honey pizza....you won't regret it! Kind staff and great menu!

Cara our server was lovely and accommodating and sweet. Food here is all excellent and well-portioned. Great proximity to Gillette stadium obviously is a plus, but we'd come here even if it were less close. Comfortable seats and tables, yummy drinks, solid sauces, variety of veggies. Excellent spot for kids, teens, or adults. Fun themed menus and drinks based on musical acts performing at Gillette. Brussels sprouts with lemon aoli and the truffle fries as well as pesto pizza are our faves. read more

We would give our server Elizabeth a 5 star if we were only reviewing her, she was great! Have not been in years and all I can say is SALTY!!' Both appetizers tasted over salted. We got a pizza and the crust was FABULOUS but again the toppings just pure salt. Don't waste your money, it's sad because it used to be SO good. read more

I'm so glad that this restaurant and bar are able to operate during COVID. We came down to Patriots Place last February but went to another restaurant instead. We were moving our daughter home from college and decided to go here. Oh Man!!! Absolutely amazing food. They took us right in. We had the sausage gnocchi and crispy brussel sprouts for appetizers....DELISH!!! I had the prosciutto and fig pizza...so good. My husband had the bolognese and loved it. Our daughter had the butternut squash ravioli with chicken. Holy WOW!!! Absolutely phenomenal. We are already planning our next visit to Tavolino's from Vermont. read more

my favorite restaurant at patriot place. (ok I haven't eaten at all of them, but still, its good) gourmet sit down pizza place (PALACE) I've only gotten the pizza as my entree but each time we try a different one and have never been disappointed. the pita chip nachos are so awesome!! I love them! itsa small portion but they are delcious I have even tried to craft my own at home, but never as good. the wait can be very long in the summer on busy weekends, but thats what you get at patriot place. I put the price range in between moderate and pricey...depending on your drinking habits I go there about once a month...think I'm gonna convince my boyfriend to go there tonight! read more

After a movie, the kids were hangry so off we went looking for something for everyone. Reviews were good so in we went. All in all, it was an ok experience. My salad was good (mesuclin mix, goat cheese, pistachios and apples), my son's cheese pizza was ok, and my daughter's bsked potato soup was ok (I don't think this is what she actually wanted, but she wanted to order the soup of the day -lol). Our server was good. Nothing stood out as this was a place that we would come back to again, but it meet the need for the day. It seemed to have taken a long time to get our food, even though it was a basic order and they weren't too busy at 2pm after a lunch crush. It was pricey given what we got, but you'd expect higher prices next to the stadium. There are a ton of other food options that we will explore the next time we are in the area. read more

I'd love to give this place 3.5 stars. We went last night because we had never been to Patriots Place at all and wanted to check it out (plus my wife wanted to check out the Reebok store to see if they had some of those Easy Tone sneakers, which they did - score!). Thank goodness we had reservations because the couple in front of us didn't and were told that there was a two hour wait (it was 6:30) for a table. We were seated promptly and our waiter introduced himself very soon afterwards. Throughout the evening, he was attentive and efficient without being intrusive. I can't remember his name, but we appreciated his service. We had caesar salads to start, which were good. It was nice that the white anchovies, which we both love, were an option which we added. We both ordered small pizzas, a wild mushroom and chicken one for her, and the steak pizza for me. They both tasted pretty good, but we were both disappointed that the crust was rather limp. Perhaps we should have requested our pizzas well-done. And while the flavor of my steak pizza was good, I probably wouldn't order it again as it was difficult to eat, with medium-large pieces of steak on it. Our waiter did bring me a steak knife to assist with eating it because he said it is a messy pizza to eat. We had lemoncello soaked "donuts" for dessert, which were pretty good, but we both thought they would have been better with some kind of sauce, like chocolate or raspberry or something, to dip them in. Overall, it was a pleasant evening. The space is warm and inviting, but it was somewhat crowded and we thought the table layout could have been better, but it wasn't a deal breaker. I'm not sure we would make a special trip from East Greenwich (45 minute drive) to go there, as there are good pizza places much closer, but if we were at Patriot Place for something else, we wouldn't hesitate to eat here again. read more

Another GF haven! My husband and I went here over the weekend to meet up with some friends from Boston and celebrate his birthday. The restaurant itself is really nice; very clean, and simply styled. Our seat wasn't the greatest as it was pretty much right outside the bathroom, but aside from that no complaints. The gluten free options are decent, with gluten free pizza crusts available for nearly all of their standard pizzas. Appetizers and desserts were a bit lacking for our GF friends, but not bad enough where it would grossly impact your dining experience. The service was, well, a bit sub-par. Perhaps it was the waitress or maybe it's the place overall, but either way it was a little annoying. My husband had to ask for his GF menu multiple times, to the point where the waitress came to take our orders and he said "I don't even have my menu yet". Her response: "Oh, I didn't bring it?" Then we got our pizzas, but were not given plates to eat said pizza on. Then there was dessert which they apparently have a "look, don't touch" policy for since we didn't get silverware. The quality of the food is high and I'll more than likely return should the opportunity present itself. That said, I'll be asking for a different waitress. read more

My waitress had me at "did you see anyone running out?" instead of "hello" That was our clue and why didn't we follow the table that 'dined and dashed' The service was B-A-D and the food varied between tasty to yucky. As we left we said the food was OK but we'd never go back. The good as two previous reviews, it is a super pleasant and inviting restaurant. The vibe is great and the menu is interesting. Almost enough to make me want to go back but I wont. The awful (not bad). If you get Julie RUN, don't walk, as fast as you can out to another restaurant - there are plenty. The worst part is she knew she was bad. Have you had a server say how bad they are and how slow the service is? After dumping us for 20 minutes she came back and said "I thought I dumped you but I guess not" Huh? What did we say to make her think we were happy with waiting to order appetizers? The service got slower and without asking the manager took money off our bill 'because the printer had a problem' with our entree order. The pizzas were good but one cold, sitting under the warming lights too long. The crab cannelloni was OK but there wasn't a drop of crab in them. I had the special lamb chops, which were over cooked on the outside and undercooked on the inside. I could go on about other things but you get the idea. We went for my birthday and I did get a surprise but not what I was looking for in this new restaurant. Maybe it is growing pains but I think that the reason there was a dine and dash (they were smart and put some cash down not enough for the bill) was they only paid for what they got. I hope the owners get a clue that while they're busy now there isn't going to be any repeat business. Next time Davao's read more

3.5 stars, a solid dining choice in the area. For $24, you can do a 4-course meal Sun-Thurs, a really great deal considering I think their cheapest non-pizza entree was $16, so that's what we went for. To begin with, they bring thick, warm, foccacia-like bread complete with dipping oil drenched with parmasan, one of the better-tasting bread starters I've seen (and more unique as well). They serve glasses of wines in these cute mini-carafes (quartinos?), and my Reisling was only $8. I chose the "wild mushroom bruchetta" as my app, which came as a large warm piece of crusty bread with white bean spread topped with mushrooms and shaved parmesan. Now, this was relatively decently tasting for what it was (not the worst, but not really good either), and it does explain it exactly as such in the menu description, but still I don't think it should be called bruchetta at all because I was expecting something else which tainted my experience. For me, bruchetta should be a classic cold tomato mixture atop crusty bread with fresh mozarella, and this version had little in common with the tradition (in a not-so-good way). Fail. Other options included the fried cheese (a decent version of moz sticks with a nice light batter) and fried calamari (a huge portion, lightly battered). I think the flatbread nachos were also an option. Next, between a choice of Caesar and house salads, I chose the house, a standard blend of cherry tomatoes, sliced cucumbers, and mesculun mix in a tasty balsamic vinagrette. Both salads were pretty big for being part of the 4 course meal, you definitely get a bang for your buck here. For my entree, I chose the butternut squash tortalacci with carmalized onions, cranberries, bourbon cider sauce, and sage marscapone, and it was excellent. I'd come back here for this dish. It came with 4 huge tortalacci, but I'm assuming the normal main course would have more. Definitely a winner. For dessert you have a choice of bread pudding, a cobbler, or tiramisu. I chose the latter and it was a large portion with a nice flavor, on the dry side (in a good way, i.e. not dripping in rum) and somewhat light. Decent version IMO. I was stuffed by the end of the meal, it was a lot of food but not overwhelmingly so (a good amount). We didn't get any of their pizza but they looked and smelled delicious on the tables surrounding us, a great thin crust with all kinds of amazing sounding combos (fig & procutto, sweet potato, etc), so I'd love to come back and check it out. Service was polite and sufficient enough, our waiter wasn't the friendliest person but he did his job fine, checking in on us at the appropriate time and such. All in all, a great deal with some clear winners (and some clear losers), and a good pick for the area. read more

I have never had a bad meal here. Their pizza, salad, and dinners are very good. The service is excellent. This is my go to place when I am at Patriot Place. read more

This is a shining example of how a restaurant should be run. I went up to the hostess desk at 6PM on the night of the U2 concert hoping for the best. Given the crowds outside and all around Gillette I wasn't holding out much hope. The hostess was pleasant and said that the earliest they could seat us was 7pm. Fine. We would wait in line at their Pizza Express next door and see which one got some pizza in our pie holes fastest. I went back around 6:40 to check on our reservation because the Pizza Express was moving kind of slow. Not only did they have a table ready for us....the service was quick, friendly, and the food was great. My only gripe was the pizza dough wasn't all that great. I did however, love the selection they had. Don't miss the fig and prosciutto...it's no Todd English pizza, but it's damn good. Also, the pesto pizza was so fresh. We were blown away! Wine selection is supreme. read more

A friend and I went to this place on a recommendation my friend's coworker so we thought it would be pretty good. We went there on a Saturday night to grab an early dinner before the Revolution game. We were surprised that when we got there at 5p, it was an hour wait! The hostess told us that we could grab a seat at the bar though so it was ok. We proceeded to sit at a bar table within the confines of the bar area. After taking our coats off and sitting down, a manager came over to tell us that those seats were reserved. Reserved seats in a bar area? Odd. So we ended up taking two seats at the bar and started looking at the menu. And we waited. And we waited. Neither of the two bartenders came over to take our drink order so my friend eventually asked one if we could order. Now I don't exactly remember how long it took but it was definitely longer than it should have been - to the point that I almost walked out and I'm pretty patient about this stuff. Supposedly the bartender thought the other one had helped us but that's no excuse. I'd rather they be over-attentive than under-attentive. So we finally order and get our pizza. It was a thin pizza with cheese, spinach, and fried eggplant. It was pretty good but not the best pizza I've ever had. Overall this experience probably would have been a lot better if we had a reservation and had been able to sit at a table and avoid the terrible service at the bar. If you head to Patriot Place for shopping or a game, make sure to put your name in then walk around before you're ready to eat! read more

Delicious thin crusted gourmet pizza. Service was quite chaotic and appetizers were below average. Visited Tavolino before a New England Patriots Thursday evening game. The restaurant is in Patriots Plaza, which is part of the massive stadium complex. As expected, there was a wait. But the wait was two staged. There was a line outside just to get into the restaurant, only to be put on another wait list. All in all, we waited an acceptable hour. The staff was quite flustered and there was little to no organization in dealing with the flow. We finally sat down and with game time one hour away. We thought we were fine. We quickly ordered appetizers of chicken wings, steamed PEI Mussels, and the main event, a chicken parm pizza. The apps came out quick. But their temp was just warm at best. The wings were overcooked and the mussels rather bland. But we were really there for the pizza. We waited and waited. Game time was approaching. Others around us who sat down after us were served, had eaten, and left for the game. We finally had to ask the waitress about the pizza. We waited some more. Finally the pizza came out. It was very tasty. But with 15 minutes to kickoff, and a 5 minute walk, we had to wolf it down and could not truly enjoy it. What a shame. Our server did take $4 off our bill for the delay, which was a nice gesture. I don't blame the server as she was terrific. The process was the problem. read more

pizza was very plain and tasteless andddd there was a baby mice running around absolutely disgusting to say the least

First visit there: table, chair, floor, were all dirty. We sat directly across from the kitchen entrance and I could see the waiters/waitresses playing around and eating. There was one waitress that changed the ambiance, becoming very uncomfortable with her poor attitude and demeanor. There were FLIES (gigantic ones) over the food ... the food was a little bland. Overall not a place I'd go to a second time. However their pizza was delicious and I am not a pizza fan- thank goodness my friend ordered it, because it was possibly the best pizza I've had yet. read more

Every morning everyone has to deal with the jerk; they have working. The guy Josh (who works counter in the morning) is bad for business and he is driving business away. All my co-worker will not order if he is working. I wonder if his manager knows how bad he is for business. As long as he is there; I will surely go to Dunkin donuts read more

Came here on NYE to celebrate . Atmosphere good, food great!!!! .... BUTTTT went to Oder a round of drinks. Tito's and seltzer please. Sorry we are out of Tito's. Ok captain and coke. Ohh sorry again we are out of Captains. How does a restaurant run out of two of the most popular liquors ESPECIALLY on NEW YEARS EVE !?!? this is the time you order more than you think you are going to need. Also seeing there is about 5 liquor stores right on that strip, I would think they would run out and get more. Thank god the food was read more

Eh. Not great. Reminds me of Not Your Average Joe's. Got a couple of drinks, Caesar salad and pizzas. Server never brought bread (which other tables had). Wouldn't go back or recommend. read more

We enjoyed a great midweek dinner here last night, the ambiance makes you feel like you are in a modern Italian restaurant. Christine our server was awesome very personable and our food and drinks came out fast. The fried cheese appetizer was a great way to start of the night and we split an Italian Sausage pizza...the pizza speaks for itself the addition of cherry peppers gives you that perfect spice but not over the top. It was a great enjoyable night and all that for only $35 for two people is just great. I would definitely recommend Tavolino's at Patriot Place It is a great restaurant and Thank you Tom for the generous donation to the Rodman Ride for Kids Celebration Gala read more

Had dinner there Saturday night, as a party of 6. Drinks were all delicious, they had a very extensive cocktail, beer and wine menu which pleased all of us. I had the Tavolino Tea which was sweet tea vodka, lemonade and a splash of club soda, was very tasty. The bread and dipping sauce are delish. For apps, my Dad had the soup, my Mom and I had pear salads and my fiance's parents shared the mussels, no complaints. Only thing that was weird on my salad was the candied walnuts were spicy, which didn't really fit well (in my opinion) with the pear and cheese on the salad. Fiance and Dad had the stuffed meatloaf for dinner (both loved it), my Mom had the chicken caccitore, I had the BBQ pulled pork ravioli(only so-so portion of the meal for me) fiance's Dad had the fig pizza. My fiance's Mom got the pear salad with grilled chicken, and the chicken was too dry, which the Manager offered to get new chicken out right away and then also took the meal off our bill. Overall good experience, and I would definitely be back for drinks and to try out the pizza! I ate a slice of the fig one, and it was really, really good. read more

Great Restaurant. Food is always great and service top notch. Tom and Alan are the best. Liz is the top of the line waiter, really good people. Prices are a little high, but they make up for price with the best people and service. TRY IT read more

The food was delicious. I got the chicken and penne pasta and my wife got the chicken parmesan. So good. read more

Tavolino - Italian Near Me - Foxborough, Massachusetts

The food was simply not good. We go out to eat twice a week or so, and it honestly may be the worst Italian food we can remember getting from a restaurant in this country in the last few years. We usually screen out restaurants that aren't very good before we get there, so there are likely places much worse than this, just we'd never end up eating at those places. We ate on a Monday night, outdoors, and while the Patriot Place complex was not the best for fine dining, Tavolino's itself had a fine decor, if a little metro-generic and soulless. They started us off with some bread which was actually quite good, with a little olive oil and red pepper flake type to dip it in. The dishes came promptly, 10-15mins after ordering. I had a cheese pizza and my girlfriend had the wild mushroom ragout over polenta. The wild mushroom ragout didn't seem fresh and my gf's first reaction after eating it for a few minutes was "it's really bad." They even included a little grilled cheese crispy with it that seems like it had been pre-made if not hours before then days before. The temperature of the food was warm and it seemed like it had been sitting out too long. The pizza was poor, and while I guess it could be called "gourmet" (which is really a backhanded compliment for something like pizza, would you ever really want a gourmet grilled cheese? or a gourmet cheesesteak? why would you want a gourmet pizza?), it doesn't measure up to most other pizza places. I eat pizza from 30-40 pizza places a year if not more and I track most of them. Tavolino's pizza had a tasteless crust that was quite thin, akin to slightly crisped pita bread in terms of texture while slightly soft and undercooked on the bottom despite some charring. The mozzarella was the best ingredient, very fresh tasting. The sauce was sparse and weirdly flavored with oregano (I think) -- just a weird taste. The pizza wasn't awful because it was still pizza, but it was easily one of the 4-5 worst pizzas I will have this year and I have no desire to waste my money on another pizza from there. Just about any House of Pizza New England Greek pie will be better, any North End pie, any Federal Hill pie and most chains except maybe Papa Johns and Pizza Hut. Pizzeria Regina's is mentioned in a review above, but Regina's is substantially better than Tavolino's as they are not even the same style of pizza. Here is what Regina's looks like (not that Regina's is the gold standard but most people would agree it's pretty good): http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_LLcw_rqetoM/SLqSNjAzrrI/AAAAAAAAA-I/JAzUFZlIiik/s1600-h/IMG_8964.JPG You can see how it's charred, how the cheese is more cooked, how it drips with sauce. Tavolino's pizza was slightly crisp in the crust area, but the bottom crust part was only slightly charred and soggy, tasting like the dough was only somewhat cooked. All the while it wasn't greasy at all, but in a bad way. It was almost bland. I think I described it to my gf as reminding me of pizza we had in a cafeteria in an airport in Amsterdam. And back to the gourmet, if that implies that the pizza making takes itself seriously, then it's not gourmet, not more so than a place like Regina's or Angelo's Coal Fired Pizza. If gourmet is a euphemism for mediocre pizza available at something nicer than a local pizza joint or a chain, then I guess Tavoloni's pizza is suitably gourmet. As we sat there and saw dishes brought to other patrons, none of them looked very good or very fresh -- maybe we were projecting based on our experience, but they resembled hers. The impression that we were left with is that the restaurant exists not to create the best possible food or the freshest possible food, but rather because Patriot Place needed an Italian restaurant to slot in between high-end Davio's and Olive Garden. We saw no reason to go back. read more

We landed on Tuesday and came immediately to Tovolino because of Kelly. She is an incredible staff member and is the reason we will continue to come to Tavolino, she in incredible read more

Had dinner here on Saturday for the first time. Overall I was impressed. I loved the ambience. I'd like to mention the wine menu first. I LOVE restaurants that don't have ridiculous markups on their bottle prices. Some of the higher end bottles (e.g., Silver Oak Napa Valley and Joseph Phelps Insignia) were the same price as you'd find in the liquor store. For by-the-glass, they give you a glass with a small carafe on the side. Many of the choices were under $10. Both my girlfriend and our friend enjoyed their meals; however, my steak was completely messed up. They have a $28 8oz filet mignon on the menu, which seems like a bargain. Like other reviewers have said, they completely overcook it. In my case, my medium rare was between medium well and well done. It was also served with both sides wrong. I didn't want to be a pain so I didn't complain. Our waitress was a sweetheart and made some recommendations for cocktails. I will definitely be back, although I will stick to pizza and pasta. read more

Interesting, friendly place, not bad pizza. Gourmet in an establishment name frightens me, almost to the point of avoiding the place but here it seems to fit. Interesting pizza with a good crust on the menu, a willingness to try something suggested by a patron... we has the sausage pie, the prosciutto and fig and an anchovy and olive one I sugggested...all in all, not bad. The pizzas are ample, three diners, three small pizzas, way too much food. It did make for a good breakfast. read more

Ive tried Tavolino in Westborough a few times as well. While I love their bread and dip, Im always kind of meh on the meal I actually order. I think Not Your Average Joes has a very similar menu/food and does it much better. This particular Tavolino we were only at once. Service was slow, we waited forever to get our drinks, even though we were sitting near the bar and could see our drinks sitting there. I almost went up and picked them up myself. Then it took forever to order and receive our food, and when we did mine was pretty cold. Our server was very nice and friendly but I just don't think she was doing a good job. The restaurant was not very busy, so I don't think it was due to that. Probably would never go back to this location again. I prefer NYAJ anyways. read more

Went with a group of 6 people and ordered the calamari and margarita pizza as appetizers. They were ok but nothing special. Everyone who ordered a pasta dish was very disappointed and we're hoping for a better Italian dinner. I ordered the pistachio crusted salmon which was very good. Not sure if they had an off night. They were running out of good, no tomatoes and no broccoli. read more

Stopped in for a quick dinner. We were seated quickly, but it took a while for server to find us. Had to ask for bread and water, but after the initial hiccups service was good. Bread was fresh and dipping oil was tasty. Caesar salad was very fresh and had a bit of a kick. Pizza was okay. I was expecting a little better than what I got. Crust was done perfectly, but sauce was a bit watery and toppings were pretty bland. Not a bad spot if you're staying at one of the hotels in Patriot Place, but I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here. read more

Love Tavolino especially sitting outside. Could do with a menu change out though. Watch out for games on or there is a lot of traffic

Really good pizza and wings. Try the chicken cutlet pizza. Employees were friendly and service was fast.

You are missing the boat Tavolino people- the toppings are creative and tasty but your dough tastes dried out and NOT freshly made. Time to come up with a new formula for dough or find a way to make it the same day. It tasted like day old heated up pizza dough. The focaccia and dip was AMAZING however- you nailed that. Service was really great too for a busy Friday night. read more

4 stars for excellent, solicitous service during lunch hour and above average food. Party of 4 shared 2 large pizzas (more than enough) and an appetizer of chicken wings. We had the Florentine steak and the Tuscan sausage (we liked the sausage one better). Wings were good, not particularly memorable. read more

I have had pizza here with the kids. It's tasty. We like to sit outside during the summertime and eat here. I just visited last week and there was a 20 minute wait but they text you when your table is ready so you can shop around while waiting. I got a salad. I forget the exact name but it had apples, goat cheese and figs. It was mighty tasty. My friend got a gluten free sausage pizza. She said it was really good for gluten free. They have a decent gluten free menu too. Our server was prompt and friendly. Parking can be tough during weekends and school vacations. You may have to stalk someone for their spot. read more

The service and pizza was good. As it's still Covid season when I went a couple of weeks ago, I noticed that none of the chefs in the back of the kitchen were wearing masks...which violates the cdc guidelines...most likely not that safe if so. The management may not be enforcing it. read more

Went to Tavolino for the pizza and was pleasantly surprised. Very good sauce to cheese ratio. My girlfriend loves Buffalo Chicken pizza and she said this was some of the best she's ever had. Service was good and we were actually able to see them put our pizzas into their brick oven. Very good place to eat if you are not in the mood for something heavy. Will visit again for sure. read more

Great pizza and terrific service. Menu was extensive. I had to try their pizza, which was excellent. My friends had pasta and fish dishes, all enjoyed. Am snowed in with limited options to go far, with roads being bad, but happy to go back here for more. Hope for same great waitperson. Malbec red wine is terrific. Five Star!! read more

Not bad, still thinking it's a bit overpriced and the drinks where way way to strong to even consider drinking. I ordered a martini on the rocks and it was like drinking from the vodka bottle. Goodness, a $10 drink should have some love to make it taste good. The service was good, only that we ordered the beet salad and made it pretty clear that we wanted all the goat cheese on the side since the person I was sharing it with was allergic - she assured us that the goat was on the side but when it arrived, it was sprinkled all over the top. Ugh. At this point, we gave up. The food did come out in a timely fashion for a saturday night. My pizza was tasty but the slices weren't cut so well and the veggies weren't really that well spread out. For an expensive personal pizza, take an extra minute and care with your dish. I wouldn't rush back. read more

The food here is a bit overpriced, but I do appreciate an Italian restaurant that knows what a proper portion size is. (When you get a "small" order of pasta, it's not some obscene 5-pound plate of noodles!) However, dining at Tavolino was just "OK" for us on a Saturday night. I do enjoy the fact that when we were told the wait would be 20 minutes that it was barely 10. I like that they text you when your table is ready. Aside from that, the food was just okay and the staff was slow. We had to wait a long, long, long time for an order of gelato to come out. My supposedly hand-made cappuccino arrived at least 5 minutes before 3 scoops of gelato did. It's as if they were hand-churning it just for us... only not... Overall, I'd go here again if we want something a bit fancier than the sports bars in Patriots place, but I wouldn't shed a tear if I never ate here again. read more