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    Rossetti Restaurant - Beverly

    4.0 (174 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 9:30 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    ROSSETTI RESTAURANT - BEVERLY ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Romantic
    Upscale
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    monkey business
    Maria M.

    As the self-appointed Italian food reviewer of the North Shore, Rossetti's at 142 Brimbal Ave, Beverly, MA, is a must-visit! Cocktails: Started with a bang! The "Perfect Pear" is a must-try for sweet drink lovers, featuring pear vodka, pear liqueur, reduced pear nectar, and lemon. My mom loved the "Monkey Business," a unique blend of banana-infused rum, amaro, fig cordial, and a special house blend of bitters. Appetizers kicked off with the Port Wine Braised Veal Arancini, served over Madeira demi with aged Parmigiano Reggiano--a sensational dish that elevates arancini to new heights with its rich flavors, scoring a perfect 10/10. The octopus dish with tomato and herb broth, chorizo, and clams was delicious, though the potatoes could have used a bit more cooking, earning an 8/10. Entrees: The Ricotta Gnocchi with its creamy buffalo mozzarella and luscious sauce was a crowd-pleaser at 9/10. The signature Pasta Alla Genovese had perfectly cooked meat, though the pasta was a touch too al dente for me, also a 9/10. Main Dishes: The 14oz Grilled Bone-In Pork Chop was juicy and flavorful, enhanced by the tangy vinegar peppers, scoring another 9/10. The Branzino Puttanesca was superbly seasoned, well worth its price, and a generous portion for $46, making it a worthwhile splurge. The Branzino "Puttanesca" was packed with flavor from stewed tomatoes, olives, and chili flakes, beautifully complemented by honey roasted broccolini, well worth the over $40 price at a stellar 9/10. Dessert: Ended on a high note with Warm Ricotta "Zeppole" (Italian donuts) that were soft, doughy, and simply divine, especially with the unique hint of orange--9/10. The Fruity Pebbles Milk Punch cocktail was dangerously good, tasting just like fruity water! The most unique dessert drink, the Fruity Pebbles Milk Punch, was dangerously delicious, tasting just like the cereal-infused water! Overall, if you're an Italian food enthusiast on the North Shore, Rossetti's is worth exploring for its creative cocktails, exceptional arancini, and rich pasta dishes. Ratings: Food: 9/10, Ambiance: 8/10, Affordability: 6/10

    Pork chop with roasted potatoes and vinegar peppers
    Madison C.

    I recently organized a corporate fundraiser to benefit childhood cancer research, and Rossetti made a very kind donation despite the fact I hadn't ever dined there. Wanting to give them my business for their generosity, I suggested to my parents that we give them a try for dinner this past Friday night prior to seeing a show at the Cabot. All I can say is wow -- everything here is truly superb! The ambience, decor, service, and food were all exceptional. We were particularly impressed by the way the entire crew seemed to operate like a well-oiled machine. Service by our waitress, Claudia, was wonderful and timely, and the everything going by from both the kitchen and the bar looked artfully crafted and delicious. We all thoroughly enjoyed our shared appetizer and individual meals. It was apparent that each dish had been made with very high quality ingredients -- simple enough that each one shined but still complex and wonderful in flavor. The manager, Toni, even came over to check on us and recognized me as the person she mailed their donation to when I introduced myself. I thought that was so nice. Thank you, Rossetti team, for your terrific hospitality and once again for your generosity. You have earned our repeat business for sure!

    Prosciutto pizza
    Joni S.

    Ambiance, food, service all made for a wonderful meal. It was a bit loud which is why it loses a star and was hard to hear conversation at my table of 6. I got the prosciutto grilled pizza (without blue cheese) and it was very tasty and not too heavy. Good proportion of ingredients and flavor combo. I also tried the cod which came with lobster risotto also very nice. We were tired and unfortunately didn't stick around for dessert but will have to try it next time.

    Fion L.

    A perfect spot for a Sunday brunch! The space is beautiful and spacious. When seated we got lemon muffins on the house. For our meal we ordered truffled deviled eggs, brioche french toast and the brunch mac. I highly recommend it all and it was a great portion.

    Bolognese
    Lauren J.

    Two of my girlfriends and I made a reservation a couple weeks in advance for a Friday night at 7 PM. I arrived about 15 minutes early and was told that they were clearing our table. Unfortunately, the table wasn't ready until 9 minutes after our reservation time, so that was a bummer, but it was all gravy from there. Once we were seated, we asked the waitress for some drink recommendations and she gave some helpful descriptions of the cocktails. I wanted a Vesper, which wasn't on-menu, but they were able to make it for me. It was mixed perfectly! My friends both got the pear cocktail and loved it. I tried it and it was pear-licious without being too sweet. We were given some bread and olive oil with spices and parmesan in it (I think), and it was delicious. It took everything I had not to stuff my face with more bread. We were asked if we wanted more, but declined for the sake of our entrees. I ordered the bolognese which was a nice, hearty portion of fresh pasta and robust meat sauce (veal, pork, beef). I was only able to eat about half, so it made a fantastic breakfast the next day - ha. One of my friends comes here often and she always gets the 1/2 veal, 1/2 eggplant parm. My other friend got the chicken margherita dish (not pizza). We were all totally into our large plates of food! For drink round 2, I got a boulevardier (again - not on menu) which tasted great! They obviously take a lot of care with their drink program and have lovely garnishes, gorgeous glassware - the whole nine yards. I wouldn't have expected such a high level cocktail program out in Beverly, but I got some of the best cocktails I've had in a while. For dessert, I ordered the espresso martini (heehee) and my friend maaaade us all share the ice cream sundae. The staff was super accommodating and they were able to put the dessert into separate bowls for us instead of 3 of us digging out of the same ice cream bowl. That was definitely above and beyond and appreciated - especially in these covid times. Even though Rossetti is out of the way for me, I would 100% come back here to try different entrees and more of those yummy cocktails!

    Pork chop
    Kevin W.

    Hands down the most flavorful pork chop I've ever encountered, highly recommend!!! The truffle fries are also a hit!

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