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Based on a recent visit, I'm still a fan: great wood-grilled steaks and chops, very fine pastas, a full-service experience (reservations, parking/valet, full bar, dessert) that is rare in the North End, an interesting, deep wine list. The modern decor isn't my favorite, but that's a quibble. I advise splitting three courses per two people -- antipasto, primo, secondo -- as portions are larger than I prefer.
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We were there last Monday night ..it was delicious...I recommend fried cod bellies, homemade fettucine with lobster fra diavolo, wood grilled squid and octopus...figs with gorgonzola and procuitto..The appetizers are generous, enough to share with 2 or three...entree's are moderately sized...it's possible to get a smaller portion of pasta and that wold be a great appetizer for two...interesting wine list...good dessert list but I was too full..
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I sit at the bar about once a month. Great pours on the wines by the glass. All the pastas are really good.The gnocchi bolognese is a little heavy for me so I substitute the tagliatelle. The crispy pork chop with vinegar peppers and potatoes is outstanding, probably my favorite thing on the menu. For apps the wood grilled squid and octupus is great.Portions are really big and easily split in the kitchen. For two diners I'd go with one app, two half orders pasta, and one main.
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Had another very fine meal there recently. Not convinced that you don't have to be careful when ordering wine to ensure what you ordered is what they uncork, though.
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Yes, it's still very good. We ate there about a month ago and everything was delicious. (We had the bone-in tenderloin and the homemade meatballs, sausage, ribs, tomato and creamy polenta.) Ate way too much because it was that good and still had leftovers the next day.
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re: peelmeagrape
I was there in December with some other food obsessed people and we practically licked the gnocchi bolognese off the plate. Had some lovely venison as well and no one steered us to a ridiculously overpriced bottle of wine (though there's little under $40, iirc). This is not cutting edge stuff -- the menu has a lot of familiar things very nicely done.
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