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Seafood, Crudo, Oyster bar. Offering the best shellfish selection in the city.
Got Pizza? Come hungry for Boston's tastiest tour! Our unique walking tours mix Food, Fun & History like never before. All tours include a slice from THREE different Pizzerias, all Top-Rated in Boston. Chicago has it's signature deep dish Pizza, Detroit has a unique twice-baked Pizza style, and New Yorker's prefer a thin-crust Pizza that easily folds. Come discover the historic neighborhoods where the Revolutionary roots of America began, plus a thriving Boston Pizza scene with some real local flavor. Our fun city tours take you sightseeing at Boston's most historic locations. Named one of the best new Boston tour companies - at Boston Pizza Tours, we deliver YOU to the Pizza! PIZZA & NORTH END TOUR Enjoy THREE slices of the very best Pizza in Boston, while sightseeing at FIVE historic Freedom Trail sites. Our tours offer a superior value when compared to other Boston attractions. This tour may include -Visit Old North Church, built in 1723. -Enjoy a slice from Boston's oldest brick oven, built in 1883! -See Paul Revere's house and statue. -Taste #19 on the "Top-25 Best Slices in America" list! -View the Navy Yard and Old Ironsides, and Bunker Hill. -Grab a slice voted "Boston's Best" multiple times. PIZZA & HISTORIC TAVERN TOUR Explore Boston by Land and by Sea! Enjoy THREE slices of the very best Pizza in the city, while visiting TWO of Boston's most historic taverns. A scenic ferry ride across Boston harbor is included - great for sightseeing! This tour may include: -Grab drinks in the same taverns as Revere, Adams and Washington did! -Visit tavern ruins dating to 1635! -Enjoy a slice from Boston's oldest brick oven, built in 1883. -Taste "Off the Menu" slices at a local tavern built in 1780. -See the Navy Yard & Old Ironsides. -Pizza voted "Boston's Best" multiple times.
Lucca Restaurant is situated on bustling Hanover Street and the historic Freedom Trail in Boston's North End. Named for the Tuscan town renowned for its extra virgin olive oil, Lucca offers Northern Italian classics, combined with creative innovations that are sure to tantalize the most discriminating palate. Its attention to detail and focus on superior service make Lucca Restaurant the desired destination for an intimate dinner, business meeting, or casual gathering. Four elegant function rooms render Lucca a popular meeting place for large groups and family gatherings. Upon entering Lucca, the mood is set by stylized music, Italian granite floors, and alluring candlelight. The mahogany bar displays an award-winning array of exotic liquors, Port wines, grappa, and more. This, combined with the century-old granite walls and stained glass, lends the room an aura of warmth and intimacy. Thanks to culinary inspiration derived from her regular trips to Italy, Lucca’s executive chef Vanessa Leesam presents acclaimed regional Italian cuisine, homemade breads, authentic pasta dishes and of course succulent desserts. Time spent in the region has taught her the value of the freshest produce and ingredients. Chef Leesam works closely with local farmers and the finest purveyors in the Northeast to ensure that nothing but the highest quality components enter her kitchen. Her commitment to providing the most enticing Italian dishes is what makes Lucca Restaurant one of Boston’s finest dining experiences.
Four Generations of Fine Italian Cuisine Boston’s historic North End is known for its many Italian restaurants. Over the last 80 years, many of these establishments have come and gone. None have stood the test of time quite like Mother Anna’s. Established in 1932, Mother Anna’s has passed through four generations of families. John Caparella, along with his three sons, have carried on the tradition that his grandmother started 79 years ago. The last 20 years have brought on many changes in the North End. The number of restaurants have gone from the single digits, back in the early days, to close to a hundred. Also, the old Central Artery that had divided the North End for so many years, has since disappeared. Mother Anna’s has now become the gateway to the North End. On a beautiful summer night, a table on the now famous patio, gives customers a view of the Boston skyline that can only be experienced at Mother Anna’s. If you are visiting Boston and are looking for a traditional, home cooked Italian meal, Mother Anna’s should not be missed!
Sunday: Open
Monday: Open
Tuesday: Open
Wednesday: Open
Thursday: Open
Friday: Open
Saturday: Open
Cuisines: Italian
Scenes: Restaurant
Avg. Entree: $21 - $30
