Submitted by Ok-Potato-129 t3_zx99hd in boston
BosGuy blog says that after the South End location was purchased last April the restaurant closed for renovations, but will have a soft opening starting tonight at 5PM.
Submitted by Ok-Potato-129 t3_zx99hd in boston
BosGuy blog says that after the South End location was purchased last April the restaurant closed for renovations, but will have a soft opening starting tonight at 5PM.
Are they still sharing the kitchen with Anchovies?
I don' t know for certain, but I doubt it. With the change in ownership the new team was intent on updating the kitchen which hadn't really seen any upgrades since the space first opened. However, you can swing by now and see for yourself starting this evening.
Can't tonight or really for a little bit, out of town. Damn shame if Anchovies has lost its ability to make food tho.
Finally! An Italian joint in the South End. It's about goddamn time.
I can' t imagine that would be the case. Probably best to check it out when you get back into town.
Any idea if they will be swapping to more traditional Italian food with the new ownership?
they never shared the kitchen with Anchovies it is two separate buildings.
They haven't. They have always had their own kitchen.
I went there last night and met one of the owners. He said that the restaurants never shared a kitchen - that it was an urban myth, which makes sense because if Giacomo's was closed to remodel their kitchen and update the restaurant, then how would've Anchovie's been able to remain open and serve food.
BTW - dinner was great. Main dishes are about $21-$22.
Yes, they have. It is an urban myth that they shared kitchens.
I ate there last night and the menu is traditional Italian/American plates. The prices are very approachable; main plates are mostly in the low $20s.
I know but, its ridiculous as it is two separate buildings. Plus I know because I worked there.
Good to know the truth! Thanks!
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I played football with Jack Amo at Melrose High. Nice kid