Loved the place: the antipasti were great, likewise the homemade ravoli. Ingredients seemed fantastically fresh, and the unpretentious dishes tasted just as they should: tomato sauce, pesto sauce, ricotta cheese, etc. were absolutely perfect. Several vegetarian-friendly dishes (so long as you eat cheese). Will definitely return on future trips to Boston. more

This place is the anti-thesis of what I think Italian should be. A group of my friends and i met here for a reunion after not seeing each other for years. A few people in our large party only wanted wine and dessert and they charged each person a $15 fee for not ordering an entree. They also forced us... more

My husband and I were looking forward to going here based upon the good things we have heard about the food at this restaurant. Unfortunately, I didn't get to try it because we walked out. When I asked whether I could have pasta instead of gnocchi in a dish (with a pomodoro sauce, which is perfectly reasonable), the rude server... more

Solid Italian food that seems like you're eating in an Italian mother's kitchen. more

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Only been there once but really liked it. The fried calamari appetizer was excellent with a tangy horseradish-balsamic vinegar cocktail sauce w/ picante sliced cherry peppers, that almost reminded me of a barbecue sauce. The Penne Con Pollo (penne pasta tossed with julienne grilled chicken breast, diced tomatoes, mushrooms, peas and basil in a tomato cream sauce) was outstanding, as... more

Our best authentic Italian find so far. As soon as you can walk in you can smell that you're in for a treat. more

Service could be better, but the good is great, and you get the feeling that a stern Italian mama is feeding you some tough love. Hole in the wall place with red walls and an open kitchen that's conducive to cutesy romance. Had the chicken breast (good) and the pork tenderloin (excellent). Generous portions as well. more

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