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    Terra

    3.7 (709 reviews)
    ModerateItalian, Bars
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Magda C.

    I found the food to be underwhelming but vibe is very nice and service is attentive. The calamar is served in diced tomatoes which I found a weird combination. Some dishes were nicely presented, and tiramisu is over the top

    Lily G.

    They took this place from a 4 to a 5 star for me. Food was incredible! I went with my friend for her birthday. She was vegan, and they even surprised us with a scoop if freakin DELICIOUS vegan sorbet at the end. Really like a 10/10 big flavorful scoop. IMO it's worth it to go just for the sorbet. The drinks were great, the pasta was divine as always, and the ambience is one of the coolest around. It's pricey and debatable compared to the north end, but for this location, the ambience, and that sorbet I think it holds its ground well.

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    Ashlee P.

    The ambiance of this place is surreal. The first time I visited I was like a kid in a candy store with no spending limit - over the moon and in love. It doesn't hurt that the food is also super photogenic. Do yourself a flavor.

    Rodney M.

    Had a stop over in Boston and used the evening to explore. Been awhile since walking around Boston. Stopped by Eaterly and decided to try Terra. A nice walk Upstairs or elevator and you find yourself in a nice space with various table and bar seating. Staff was very friendly and the full bar and menu options met our needs. I was craving spaghetti and the Pomodore worked. My husband had the fish. Service and attention was top. A little loud but overall a nice experience. Food arrive quickly and presented well. The fish was very yummy as I had a taste. My pomodore hit hard with salty aftertaste. Thought it might be be just a result of the smoke ricotta, but after a couple more bites it was not agreeing with me. When I shared my thoughts the we're very apologetic and offered to make another dish. At that point my spouse had finished so did not want to wait. While they were cleaning up the manager did come to our table and shared that they had the cook check and there was something an off. They took my meal off or course and hoped I would come back. They coded my phone number for when I did, they could make it right. I appreciated their efforts and will go back and give it a try again. More to come.

    Tagliatelle Alla Norcina
    Thomas T.

    The restaurant is beautiful with hanging plants and gives a warm atmosphere. Reservations are highly recommended and there is an elevator available to access via Eataly. The restaurant chooses quality over quantity. The tagliatelle is fresh and the mushroom ragu had really good flavor. I really enjoyed the profile of the dish with the sausage and truffle butter. It is pricey for what you get but it is not outrageously expensive here.

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    Benny D.

    It's a really good restaurant and the decor is flawless. It's basically on a rooftop and the inside has a glass ceiling. My favorite time to make a reservation is around 6pm so the sun sets while we are in eating. The cost isn't cheap because it's the n the middle of Boston. Here is what I got for food and what I thought of it: Wood Fire Oyster - very tasty with olive oil over the oyster. The olive oil and herbs give it a fun tasting sauce. It's come with 3 oyster. Prosciutto Crudo with mozzarella- it's basically the cold cut and cheese board for the taste. It comes with a grill bread and the prosciutto gives it the saltiness you want while everything has olive oil drizzle on top. Bistecca Al Floretina - I'm so happy that they have the Floretina porterhouse. It's grill over charcoal with olive oil to give it the smokines that I miss from backyard bbq. It's comes with a side of potatoes, broccolini, salt, and sauce to complete the dish. It's really good and I enjoy the taste of the charcoal grill steak.

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    Keerthi D.

    Terra is the restaurant part of Eataly, and this location was on the 3rd floor in the Prudential Center, accessible via the Prudential Center T stop. The ambiance inside was really aesthetic and good for a nice dinner with friends or colleagues. We went to try the viral tiramisu at around 5:30pm before the dinner rush. The servers were a bit tense about letting us eat at a table even though the majority of the restaurant was empty. We ended up sitting in front of the grill and ordered an amaro flight with the tiramisu. The amaro flight was good for sharing, but each of the wines were very strong. We asked the waiter to pick the flavors and he did a good job. He explained the flavor profile of what we ordered along with the medicinal properties associated. Additionally, the tiramisu was presented well and tasted delicious. The decadent, cold, and sweet cream paired well with the perfectly soaked lady fingers. It's one of my top 3 tiramisu's for sure, I went again to get the same dessert in California. Eating at Eataly was a nice experience overall, but would preface with it's expensive but worth the quality.

    Spaghetto Pomodoro e Burrata
    Rajandeep D.

    This is such a beautiful spot for brunch and dinner! With a reservation, we were seated right away. Though the restaurant was busy, we didn't have to wait too long for our food. Started off with Rustico bread, almost cut myself on the bread but it was still tasty. For drinks, I had Let it Bee while my friend had In Between Days, both were good but In Between Days for the win. For our main courses, I tried the perfectly al dente Spaghetto Pomodoro e Burrata, while my friends tried the Tonnarelli all' Astice and the Mafaldine al Ragu Di Terta. The food was a solid 10/10. Only one flaw, it was pretty big for us. I had been wanting to visit Terra for over a year and my best friend's birthday seemed like the perfect time to visit. I had put in a request for a tiramisu with the reservation. They completely forgot about it (this seems to be pattern and has happened to other guests). We had to go remind them about the birthday after they had brought us the dessert menus. Luckily they were able to add a candle last minute as they were bringing out the tiramisu.

    A lovely Italian meal ! Bread was delish. Don't skip it
    Nella D.

    Really nice ambiance , elegant but in a comfortable way. Good selection of pastas and other entrées. It is a little expensive here, but it's an enjoyable meal in a pleasant atmosphere . And it's located in Eataly, so it's fun to enjoy the delights before or after meal. Enjoyed the service as well. Don't skip the bread . It's fantastic . The chicken dish was tasty, but carrots needed to be cooked more, and I thought it could use some potatoes. This is a solid choice for the Boston food scene !

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    Ana D.

    Terra never disappoints. With plenty of delicious dishes, refreshing cocktails and tasty desserts. Service is always polite friendly and knowledgeable. This restaurant is perfect for a date night or celebration.

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    Winni Z.

    Great ambience. Service was friendly and laid-back. The food was just okay. The bread wasn't worth noting. The cauliflower plate was fine and got the job done. The pappardelle was very cheese-forward and lacked flavor complexity. I didn't enjoy the pasta's texture; it tasted overcooked or reheated. My friend's ravioli had a similar chalky feel. The stars of the meal were the desserts. The tiramisu was super fluffy and balanced--not too sweet or heavy. The terra tasted exactly like Ferrero Rocher. I'd honestly skip the meal and just order desserts next time.

    Georgette P.

    We had a great time at Terra. We happened to be staying at the hotel for a conference and walked into Eataly. We needed space for a large party so they guided us upstairs. The server was great and helped us pick out dishes from the menu. Pastas were handmade and everyone enjoyed the selection. Drinks were also done very well and there was a nice wine selection. I'd recommend this if you're staying in town and don't want to leave the hotel for a nice meal. You can grab some treats on your way back from the Italian market.

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    Liv W.

    The setting and decorations are unmatched at Terra. The hanging plants and cute floral arrangements make this place the perfect spot for a date or a cute friendly lunch. I went with my mom and we had the best time! The service was good and our waitress was very attentive! The food was also good, but I do have a few little minor things! The chicken was a bit dry which is a bummer considering it is just chicken, a pesto sauce, and carrots. I wish that it was moister and that the skin wasn't so chewy. The carrots were tasty though! The stand out dish was probably the tagliatelle with the meat sauce. It was hearty and very tasty. And the pasta was cooked to perfection! The bread was good and I did like it with the butter and whipped lard--smoky. We also got the fondue but i didn't love how the side "bread" was croutons and we had to pick them up with little fondue sticks. It was impossible to eat! we got it to go with our bread rather than the croutons which seemed pointless. Again, the views were gorgeous and the food is good, but I feel as though I'd come back for the atmosphere before I'd come back for the dishes.

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    Is this restaurant allowed dog?

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    Do you still do brunch?

    Not to my knowledge!

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    Not when I went with a big group

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    Giacomo's Ristorante - Boston - Fusilli with lobster and shrimp

    Giacomo's Ristorante - Boston

    4.1(4.5k reviews)
    1.9 miNorth End
    $$

    You might accidentally walk past this cute Italian ristorante...and you would regret it. I walked…read morearound the area for a while before settling at a table by the window in Giacomo's. I was quickly greeted and informed that they were cash-only dining. But fret not, for just inside the doorway is a perfectly placed ATM. It took only a few seconds for me to pinpoint the exact item on the menu that my stomach was craving and my eyes fixed upon...Antipasto for an appetiser and chicken Marsala for the entree. The antipasto dish arrived very quickly and was a beautiful layout. Of course I desired to save some room for the entree but ended up eating about 3/4 of the appetiser before it arrived. The chicken marsala was absolutely perfect, still steaming on the plate as she placed it before me. I told myself I would only eat half the dish and take the rest back to my hotel for snacking later. However, my taste buds are not allow me to stop feasting on this Italian delicacy. If you're ever in the area, don't worry about the other Italian restaurants in the downtown, although I am sure that they are well and good, but Giacomo's is well worth your consideration. My only regret is that I only have one more night here to try another one of their delectable dishes.

    Wait wasn't too long on a Friday night…read more I enjoyed the texture of the fusilli and it certainly was a hearty bowl of pasta. Beyond that though, nothing remarkable. Portion size was decent although prices are not cheap (just entree alone will be minimum $30). They specialize in seafood so the only protein options that weren't seafood were chicken or veal. There weren't too many apps that caught my eye, particularly lacking veggies. Service is on the ruder side. They automatically add 20% tip to your bill.

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    Piattini - Rigatoni alla vodka

    Piattini

    4.0(1.2k reviews)
    0.2 miBack Bay
    $$$

    Thought that I was gonna get pasta, but decided to settle for sandwiches instead and it ended up…read morebeing a great decision! The pesto chicken sandwich is absolutely delicious-- from the focaccia bread being heavily seasoned to the chicken being juicy and crunchy at the same time, with the pesto, bring a great taste to the table overall, I absolutely loved this sandwich. The meatball Panini was also delicious if you are a meatball fan! Service was good. I just wish that it was a little bit more attentive at times as we waited a little longer to have gotten our check. I will come back here again to try more of their dishes and to try some of their drinks as well!

    I wanted to love this restaurant - the service was so friendly and attentive. This may have been…read morethe particular dishes I chose , but unfortunately, the food was just okay I ordered the shrimp scampi and Brussels sprouts. The sprouts had too much balsamic reduction on it which was cloying, and the garlic aioli didn't have a distinctive taste. Together it was too much sauce and the sprouts were generally overcooked, the mushy texture that makes people dislike them. The shrimp was cooked perfectly but the seasoning was on the bland side and too little sauce. It did have a nice brightness on the lemon and butter. The pasta had good texture (freshly made), but not enough flavor. The place was quite busy on a Monday night, but I don't think I'll return.

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    Krasi - Halloumi (grilled halloumi, watermelon, basil, dried kalamata, fig balsamic)

    Krasi

    4.6(593 reviews)
    0.1 miBack Bay
    $$

    A very popular, long-established Greek restaurant in Boston. Last time I walked in and was told…read morethere would be a two-hour wait, but this time I made a reservation and finally got to enjoy a delicious meal! Tiropita Rolls: Very straightforwardly delicious. The bread was warm, soft, and airy, with a rich aroma of butter and cheese; the spread was a rich blend of honey butter, and olives, sweet and delicious, perfect as an appetizer. Tzatziki: A slight disappointment. The cucumber and Greek yogurt spread was surprisingly heavy, a bit cloying, and the pickled kumquats weren't as sweet as I expected, but rather had a slightly bitter taste. The pita bread was thick and soft, probably better suited for dipping in soup--like Bourdeto--than for the spread. Bourdeto: The tomato fish soup was a pleasant surprise. The freshly caught grouper of the day was thick and tender, lightly seared to create a crispy crust. The broth was a vibrant, tangy tomato base, with onions, fennels, and red peppers contributing a sweet, layered flavor. Trahanas, fermented wheat and dairy, added richness and a smooth texture to the soup. The broth also had a slight spiciness, making it incredibly comforting on a chilly autumn day. Portokalopita: The dessert that elevated the entire meal. A traditional Greek orange phyllo, the cake, made from crumbs of phyllo pastry, becomes incredibly soft and moist after being soaked in orange syrup. Every bite was bursting with rich orange sweetness and fragrance, followed by a slightly bitter orange zest--perfectly balanced. Paired with Manouri cheese ice cream, the creamy flavor was incredibly rich and creamy, creating a harmonious and layered flavor profile.

    Krasi is a classic, high-end Greek restaurant with an excellent food and drink selection. It was a…read moregreat choice to catch up with friends and celebrate after a difficult med school exam! We chose to sit outside; it was a chilly fall evening when we went last year, but we got some lap blankets which was a nice touch, so brownie points for service. My friend and I split the pastitsio (meat pasta dish), kotopoulo (a chicken dish), louza charcuterie, and tiropita (halloumi rolls). The rolls were stuffed with halloumi and were dense in the best way possible. Coupled with the louza charcuterie, the appetizers were a hit. The two entrees were small but mighty - they were packed with rich meats but also featured microgreens, herbs, and other tangy, bold flavors that really balanced the dishes. We got some glasses of Greek orange wine that I can't remember the name of but it paired excellently with the food per our waitress's recommendation. Overall, a solid Greek option if you're in Back Bay! But definitely make a reservation if you can.

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    Mida - Carne supremo

    Mida

    4.3(63 reviews)
    1.1 miFenway

    Wow! This kitchen is on fire! We were happy to find Mida open on the 4th of July! We were in Boston…read morefor a week and had some excellent food and this was our favorite restaurant of the trip. The service was amazing from the kitchen. We had a food party and shared all items. Pizza, fritto misto, braised beef on cauliflower puree ( no picture it was so good I forgot) Caesar salad and meatballs (also forgot to shoot a picture). Food was absolutely amazing. One note that I would normally score down on service when I order a drink before dinner I should at least get the drink and be able to consume it before all the food comes! Mida missed an opportunity here in timing the food and lost some liquor sales as a result. We gave this feedback to our server. Food was totally worth it and the vibe of the space was nice. Thanks Mida for a greata meala!

    Moody, classy interior that's perfect for a night out !…read more Spacious with plenty of seating (had no trouble making a last minute reservation) and great service all-around. Ordered the sausage pizza and mushroom pappardelle. 10/10 pizza--crispy crust with spicy peppers that balance out the sausages. Not to mention, most of the pizzas had reasonable prices for this area. Pasta was very mild (great if you're looking for a 'butter noodle' vibe) but personally wish it had more flavor. Highly recommend overall and would be a great choice for groups !

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    SRV Boston - Stuffed fired zucchini flower

    SRV Boston

    4.4(657 reviews)
    0.4 miSymphony
    $$$

    Back in July 2020, I returned to SRV and decided to try the Arsenale tasting menu, a chef-curated,…read moremulti-course shared experience. Since it was summertime, we were able to sit outside in the courtyard out back. I had been to SRV before and had no idea this space was even there. It was tucked away, relaxed, and a great setting for dinner. I was pleased with just about everything that came to the table. There was one dish that simply wasn't doing it for us, but we didn't complain or ask for anything different. Then something happened that really stood out. The chef came out herself and mentioned that she noticed we barely touched that particular dish. She asked if she could send us something else instead. Sure enough, she did. That immediately took the service to another level. We never had to say a word. She noticed, cared enough to ask, and made sure we left happy. Looking back on this July 2020 visit, the food was creative, the courtyard was a nice surprise, but that level of attention from the chef is what I remember most. It turned a great dinner into a memorable one.

    We stopped in for an early dinner before the theater. We had reserved seats at the counter but…read moredecided the bar was more comfortable and ate there instead. The restaurant is quite large and was nearly empty during our visit, but it was early. Beware if you sit at the bar as it can be hot as there's a small heating grill on the back of the bar that emits a lot of heat. The curated menu includes cicchetti, or individual bites, along with first courses, pasta, fish, and other proteins. Despite the variety, I found it surprisingly difficult to find something appealing. We shared the zucchini, served over radicchio with ricotta and chipotle. It was heavier than expected, and the combination of flavors felt muddled rather than cohesive. For our main course, we both ordered the hake, served with fennel, onion, and pine nuts. As with the zucchini, the presentation felt somewhat awkward and unrefined, and the individual flavors did not come through as distinctly as we had hoped. The highlights were the friendly service and the Spring in a Bottle nonalcoholic sparkling rosé. Overall, however, we were underwhelmed and would not return.

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    The Salty Pig

    The Salty Pig

    4.2(2.1k reviews)
    0.3 miBack Bay
    $$

    My coworkers and I had an amazing experience at The Salty Pig in Boston!…read more From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was lively and inviting. You can immediately tell this place takes pride in what they do, especially when you see the chefs in action. Watching them work with the freshly made dough and expertly handle the pizza oven added such a fun and authentic touch to the experience. The food was absolutely incredible. The pizza was hands down one of the best we've had--perfectly crisp crust, fresh ingredients, and full of flavor in every bite. We also ordered the cucumber salad, which was refreshing, light, and the perfect complement to the richness of the pizza. Everything about our visit felt thoughtfully done, from the quality of the food to the energy of the space. If you're in Boston and looking for a spot with amazing pizza, fresh ingredients, and a great vibe, The Salty Pig is a must-visit. We'll definitely be back! We had just arrived to Boston and we were starving so I didn't take photos.

    Our group of 16 was genuinely excited to dine at The Salty Pig in downtown Boston, hoping it would…read morebecome a regular spot on our list. While the kitchen delivered a solid meal, the service was so profoundly disappointing that it completely overshadowed the food. The culinary side of things easily earns a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars. We ordered a wide variety of items to share, and the highlights included: * The Pizzas: Creative flavor combinations with fresh, high-quality toppings and fantastic crusts. * The Bucatini Pasta: Perfectly cooked and packed with rich flavor. * The Asparagus Appetizer & The Chicken Milanese: Both executed well, flavorful, and cooked to a high standard. Unfortunately, the front-of-house experience was uniformly horrible. For a large party, hospitality can make or break the night, and our server missed the mark at every single turn: * Argumentative & Dismissive: He actively argued with our host regarding an appetizer that had been ordered in advance. When asked about vegetarian substitutions for a sold-out pasta dish, he curtly replied, "Pasta with butter is all we can do"--despite the fact that we could clearly see a wide variety of fresh vegetables being used right on their pizzas. * Inattentive: Dirty dishes piled up on our table, and when we politely asked for them to be cleared, he claimed he needed to get help and walked away completely empty-handed. Our drink orders were rarely checked on or refilled. * Rude to Guests: He displayed visible attitude and put-off body language whenever anyone asked a simple question. This peaked when he was outright rude to one of the young women in our party who simply wanted to put her order in a bit early because she had to leave before the rest of the group. It is a real shame because the ingredients and the kitchen's output are genuinely good. However, between the hostile attitude and the lack of basic service standards, we unfortunately won't be rushing back.

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    MIDA - Foccacia

    MIDA

    4.2(719 reviews)
    0.6 miSouth End
    $$

    Great food, lovely ambiance, and awesome waitress! Perfect GNO or date night spot…read more I really liked both of the entrees we ordered. - - The lasagna was a hearty, comforting bite. Adding short rib as the protein gave the classic dish a unique but welcome twist. I was a fan! - The rock shrimp carbonara was al dente (and made with bucatini!!) and covered in the perfect amount of creamy sauce. No notes there. Also huge shout out to our waitress (who we unfortunately did not get the name of). She helped us pick a delicious wine, and made our night a bit more entertaining.

    Was excited to try this place because of all the reviews but I have to admit I'm confused…read more The highlights of our night were our server Daniel, their olive oil, and the deconstructed, wacky tiramisu. Daniel was super friendly, checked on us a lot, and offered a lot of suggestions including a red wine that is now my boyfriend's favorite. The free bread they give you came with some of the best olive oil I've ever eaten. Lastly, The tiramisu is not like any I've tried before but I honestly really liked it. It was super fresh and the espresso they pour over it is delicious. The rest of the food was meh. -North Shore Fritto Misto: 4/5, average squid:pepper ratio, fried well so they were not too chewy, great sauce. -Foccacia: 3/5, fluffy and soft but pretty boring unless you dip it in your pasta sauce. -Lasagna: boyfriend 4/5, me 2.5/5. I thought it was really salty and all I could taste was rib, no other components. Important to note though this was not my entree and I only had a few bites. -Bolognese: 1/5, the pasta cooked so well gave this a point otherwise the sauce was super thin, there was like no meat, and all I could taste were scallions.

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