Cafe Amaro

“It's quiet, service isn't obtrusive, and the espresso martini is to die for.”

Dayne Kuhne★★★★★

LOVED this little spot. It felt like we had stumbled on a hidden gem in the middle of Italy - we came for lunch, shared a Caesar (DELISH) and a burrata pizza with prosciutto- the base is so tasty and the ingredients were fresh and flavourful. Leaves you feeling light and satisfied rather then heavy and bloated. Perfect date spot ❤️

Kah Wang Tan★★★★

Small little restaurant in the stretch of little Italy in Boston. Got the linguine which has that spicy kick and I really like it. Lobster pasta as well with half a lobster but I wished it was a little fresher as the meat was a little dense. Arancini was really good though! Service not bad but I don’t really understand why they have to keep asking to clear our plates when there’s still food on the table. The restaurant ain’t full and another 10-15 mins of us sitting there won’t really matter I suppose.

East Coast Gaming★★★★★

We visited this resterant in the North End last night before the Andrea Bocelli concert, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. The restaurant is small and intimate—maybe 20 seats at most—but beautifully decorated and incredibly inviting. Now, the food… absolutely outstanding. I’m very picky about Chicken Marsala because not everyone can make it well, but theirs was amazing. Truly, words can’t express how good it was. The Caprese salad was the perfect start—simple, fresh, and just enough. The atmosphere is unbelievable: cozy, warm, and romantic without being too quiet. It feels like you

Alisa Zhilin-Roth★★★★★

Best Italian food in the north end. Pizza and gnocchi were perfect. Small intimate spot with perfect Serbians food. Highly recommended!