I loved this restaurant, great food and people who work very attentive and confident. more

I am in Boston 3 times a year for business. Each time, I bring a group of clients and co-workers to dinner here, usually 10-15 people. Walking through the door is like arriving at a friend's house - a warm welcome from Maurizio, the owner, and Corrado, one of the great waiters. The place is always full of people having... more

Very good Italian (of course)restaurant in the North End slightly away from the very busy Hanover St. The food is very good and so is the service. The place is cozy but it didn't feel crowded at all. I'm not a Chianti drinker but the bottle of house Chianti we had was good - at least to my taste. Be... more

The pinwheels are outstanding! more

This was my second visit to Limoncellos in the North End.Our first visit went perfectly and our service was wonderful,very nice and efficient waitress. My second visit however was not as welcoming.I had made reservations for five people three weeks in advance and there was a very nice table for six available when I gave the maitre de our name.However... more

My husband & I stopped in Limoncello while on the Freedom Trail after stopping to see the menu. A couple just leaving highly recommended it. One bite of the Rosette Limoncello, and I didn't care how much more of the Freedom Trail we would cover. Long pasta wrapped around prosciutto (ham), montasio cheese, & mushrooms like an Italian cinnamon roll... more

We dined at Limoncello after looking at menus throughout the North End. We wanted authentic, not touristy Italian food. We ate early- 5:00 on a Saturday and were seated right away. In all, the food was good but not true to the description on the menu. We had the Carpaccio- very good. The Rossette pasta- good but on the menu... more

Great Italian food more

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