Best Boston Italian Restaurants

Do you love delicious Italian food? If so, you'll bedelectable pasta e fagioli from the bar menu. And
thrilled by the large number of mouth-wateringspeaking of the bar, you're sure to enjoy their
Italian restaurants that you'll find in Boston.carefully chosen wine list showcasing boutique
Although Boston's North End neighborhood is oftenvineyards from the "Boot" of Italy.
associated with Italian cuisine, you'll actually findCanestaro Restaurant (16 Peterborough Street) is
wonderful Boston Italian restaurants in every partin Boston's Fenway neighborhood and just a short
of the city. I'm going to tell you about 3 of thewalk from Fenway Park. Canestaro's specializes in
best.everyone's favorite Italian classics. I must confess
Sorriso Trattoria (107 South Street), located in athat I can dine happily here on the wonderful
part of Downtown Boston called "the LeatherItalian Wedding Soup and the Antipasto, a
District" because of all the leather factories thatshimmering array of mortadella, prosciutto, salami,
once lined the streets, specializes in rustic Italianolives, roasted peppers, provolone, and other
cuisine from various regions. But don't be misledwonderful goodies resting on a bed of greens. But
by "rustic" - even the simplest dishes arethe menu is full of dozens of other wonderful
sublimely prepared with the freshest localthings . . . chicken picatta, eggplant parmesan,
ingredients so that the true flavors emerge. Forpenne vodka . . . plus pizzas, calzones, burgers,
example, pork loin is braised in milk and thengrilled meats. If possible, you should save room
served with crimini mushrooms, broccoli rabe, andfor the homemade desserts. You can enjoy
incredibly delicious milk gravy. Local swordfish isItalian favorites, like cannoli, tiramisu, and spumoni,
prepared Sicilian-style with caponata, raisins,as well as some of the best Boston cream pie in
capers, and pine nuts. If you want somethingthe city.
smaller, just sit at the bar and order the