Sluurpy Quality Index
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Popularity
100/100
Quality
77/100
Data Completeness
67/100
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Phone:
+1 617-367-1123
🌐 Website:
http://www.mauriziosboston.com/
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Address:
364 Hanover St, Boston
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Google Reviews
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This place has had a positive impact on the whole North End. As a resident I appreciate what they have done.
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We had a great dinner here and were treated well
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Excellent carbonara. Eggy, bacon, pancetta deliciousness.
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The food was amazing, and our waiter was fantastic. Other patrons got obnoxiously loud though- it's a very small place and got very hard to talk.
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This place is amazing!! Great service, great portions, overflowing amounts of fresh seafood, and great taste. Beautifully decorated and beautifully tasting dessert.
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Great ambiance but most importantly amazing food! Unique Sardinian restaurant experience. A must try! Staff super friendly. Will be back!
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Very quaint and exceptionally good food; Warm atmosphere.
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Great food and friendly service. This restaurant focuses on Sardinian cuisine, so it's not your typical red-sauce Italian restaurant, and is a nice change of pace for the North End. The salmon pasta with black fettuccine was very good with an abundant amount of fresh and smoked salmon, the saffron gnocchi were unique in a good way(if a bit heavy), the malloreddus alla campidanese was very hearty and satisfying. The Ossobuco, while not particularly Sardinian, was very flavorful and fork tender.
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Great food. Good atmosphere. Away from the crowds you find on the first couple blocks of Hanover St.
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My favorite Italian restaurant on Planet Earth. Don't believe me? Try Maurizio's Involtini di Melanzane (rolled slices of eggplant stuffed with ricotta cheese, basil, sun dried tomatoes and parmesan cheese, topped with tomato sauce) as an appetizer, and then the Linguine ai Frutti di Mare (shrimp, scallops, clams, mussels and calamari served in a spicy lobster based tomato sauce and tossed with linguine) as a main course. Ask Linda to choose a bottle of wine for you. Maurizio's food is proof of the existence of God. Period.
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