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Mary M.Date unknown
 Christine D. wrote:

    Hi everyone,

    I'm looking forward to a trip to Boston. From my last trip, I remember
    the Italian quarter in the North of Boston with lots of good-looking
    restaurants side by side. We choose one arbitrarily and were
    satisfied, but could someone recommend a special place?

    Thanks, Christine

 I liked Giuffre's on the corner of Cross and Salem, but they're under
 new management, so I don't know how/if it's changed.

 L'Osteria on Salem always gets good reviews.

 I've had lunch at Il Panino on Parmenter.  I always get the gnocchi...
 it's quite good.

 La Famiglia on Salem is sort of the bellybuster bargain place.  Not
 to put it down in the least -- the food's very good.  But the emphasis
 is most definitely on quantity.  Furthermore, it can be quite crowded
 at times...it's very popular.
Mary M.Date unknown
Christine D. wrote:

  Hi everyone,

  I'm looking forward to a trip to Boston. From my last trip, I remember
  the Italian quarter in the North of Boston with lots of good-looking
  restaurants side by side. We choose one arbitrarily and were
  satisfied, but could someone recommend a special place?

  Thanks, Christine

I liked Giuffre's on the corner of Cross and Salem, but they're under new management, so I don't know how/if it's changed.

L'Osteria on Salem always gets good reviews.

I've had lunch at Il Panino on Parmenter.  I always get the gnocchi... it's quite good.

La Famiglia on Salem is sort of the bellybuster bargain place.  Not to put it down in the least -- the food's very good.  But the emphasis is most definitely on quantity.  Furthermore, it can be quite crowded at times...it's very popular.
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