Antico Forno - Reviews from across the web
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aol cityguide: boston - restaurants, dining, pizza, mexican & chinese - antico forno - details wood-fired pizza and rustic tuscan f... digitalcity.com
review of antico forno - boston, ma, 02113-2217 - boston citysearch the wood fired pizza is great for the money you pay, i recommend ordering it with as many toppings as you can stand. also the linguine with the egg sauce is excellent, though i c... boston.citysearch.com
compare prices and read reviews on antico forno at epinions.com this rustic north end italian bakes hearty fare in the crackling, wood-fired oven at the back of the ... epinions.com
the new york times > travel > boston guide > restaurant details many of the menu choices come from the eponymous wood-burning brick oven, which turns out surprisingly delicate pizzas simply topped with tomato and fresh mozzarella. dont overlook the handmade pastas; the specialty, gnocchi, is rich and creamy but light. t... travel2.nytimes.com
boston | dining | european | italian | antico forno | wcities the atmosphere at this north end establish... wcities.com
antico forno - boston, ma, 02113-2217 - boston citysearch most everything is cooked in a burning brick oven, as the restaurants name implies (antico forno means old oven). the gamberi (shrimp) e calamari come in a delicious winey, garlicky broth (use the wonderful bread to sop it up), and the sal... boston.citysearch.com
antico forno - boston, ma, 02113-2217 - boston citysearch salem st boston, ma the scenechef-owner mario nocera has found a great balance between down-home and downtown southern italian food. the result? a restaurant serving top-notch food at prices that even students ... boston.citysearch.com
www.bostonmagazine.com: dining italian. north end pizza you canit ignore, from simple mozzarella, tomato, and basil to the salsiccia e peperoncini piccante with coarse, spicy sausage and burni... bostonmagazine.com
gayot restaurant reviews right across the street from his flagship restaurant, terramia, gregarious chef/owner mario nocera tries his hand at something more casual but no less likable: food from a wood burning oven. everything, be it mashed potatoes, chicken, or pasta, is cooked ... gayot.com
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