Italian restuarants in Boston

 Gloria C. wrote:

 > Where can I find the best italian restaurant in Boston?
 >
 > (my maiden name was Maneggio so it had better be really good!)
 >
 > I've done the lets try this out system, but there are so many there in
 > the north end and so few times I can get down there.
 >
 > Glo

 I really like Toscano on Charles Street in Boston.  It's not in the
 North End, but it's in a fun, historic part of the city.  Fairly
 pricey, but very fine Northern Italian cuisine.  They have valet
 parking.

 Christine

 eric P. wrote:

 > Ms Comstock:
 >
 >     I have lived in the Boston area since '81 and really the best Italian
 > restaurant I have found is Angelo's in Stoneham about 12 miles north of
 > Boston off of 128 (95) or 93.  Half the establishment is a sub/food to go
 > shop, and the other half is sit down white tablecloth dining.  They do not
 > serve liquor, so bring your own Chianti.  The food is absolutely fresh and
 > marvelous.  Also, if you just want to enjoy a quick culinary experience,
 > down the road in Wakefield is Morena's Sicilian cooking

 Well, if you want something that's actually *in* Boston and not the
 suburbs, I'd suggest Terra Mia on Salem Street in the North End.  It's
 newer Italian style, I had awesome polenta with portabello mushrooms
 there.  I'm sure there are a ton more but Italian restaurants to
 suggest but I haven't gotten to that many.

 Joanie