Holy impressed! This was my first time here (of many I am sure) and just walking in I knew it was going to be special. An outdoor patio with pretty pink flowers and its own branded vehicles. Beep beep. I tried their Prex Fixe lunch menu for just $22 and I felt like I was robbing the place. You get a salad, pasta and choice of dessert. I went with the Caesar, bolognese, and donut holes (zeppole). My bartender, Alexis, made the best recommendations, a great conversationalist, and was quick to the punch when my beer was running low. The bread spread started out HOT. Came out warm with red pepper flakes, parmigiana, and pure olive oil. I poured that cheese right in the oil with 2 spoons of peppers to dip that delicious, airy focaccia into. The salad was perfectly dressed with a bread crumb and bacon topping with your choice of anchovy on top. I'd highly recommend if you're hesitant, nice and vinegary and not too salty nor fishy. Came with a pepperoncini on the side as well. Bolognese sauce was rich, a tad creamy, with delicious meat you can actually taste and see! Some bigger chunks of meat made me feel special and not what I'm used to in a bolognese, but definitely not complaining. Make sure to have any bread left handy to scoop that last little sauce up with. Last but certainly not least, holy moly those Zeppole! Words can't describe how good these are. Crisp outside with a fluffy inside made my dreams come true. The dip was like a coconut whipped cream/ meringue. Whole thing was money bags, yo. I highly recommend this restaurant and the prex fixe lunch menu! Absolutely blew my socks off. Can't wait to come back for a dinner and lunch again soon. Try it out or you are not cool ;) read more

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Atmosphere was great. The food was okay. Price and portions were good. Service was great. Prices were not outrageous. Maybe $50 a person. read more

Update to latest visit: What can I say about Sogno except everytime I'm there I always enjoy my meal and experience there. I brought my BF here and he loved it so much as well so I said we'd have to go back for lunch sometime since he always works late and he was very excited about this idea and looking forward to trying other menu items. Service is always professional and attentive, restaurant always immaculate, bathrooms always clean, food and drinks always delicious, decor charming and classy, parking always plentiful and not a hassle which I always appreciate. read more

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Vibes: Vibey. Atmosphere: Sleek, sophisticated, dope. They don't serve Red Bull. Cuisine: Italian fare. It was yummers, Eugene! My Linguine Al Limone was savory; the crab meat was very fresh and clearly well-sourced. The linguine tasted dar-gone homemade, Ethel! It was divine -- almost as decadent as Almafi fare. And I've been there & chowed dat fare. THIS fare was a hair (talkin' a hair, y'all) overly limone-y -- but perhaps im acting like Tom Colicchio on Top Chef?! Idk?! I just wanna let 'em know, ya know? Keep it 100, ya know? Bruschetta -- exquisite. We ordered one lemon. And one prosciutto. Crunchy. Fresh. Divine bites. Also, the calamari was crispy & came to the table in a cute basket. The calamari is Rhode Island style. Lots of waiting, though. Yawwwwnnn... Courses took their daaaaaaaaaaaang time to grace the table. We skipped dessert because it took 30 minutes for the dessert menu to reach our table after we requested it. Foey. Anyhoo -- tell Arthur that I recommend the joint. You'll feel sophisticated here. Again, no Red Bull served here. read more

Sogno - Linguine Al Limone - Italian Near Me - Woburn, Massachusetts

Had a great experience. It has a cute patio good for photos while waiting I have the brazino my friend had the filet. The pasta and bread was also delicious. Service was excellent and there was a good selection of cocktails l read more

Sogno - Italian Near Me - Woburn, Massachusetts

Glorious design matched by authentic curated Italian Cusine. Family owned and managed.

It is rare that a restaurant exceeds my expectations, but Sogno certainly did this afternoon! Having never been, their Dine Out Week Lunch menu lured me in. Everything was spectacular -- the atmosphere, food, presentation, and service. Four of us enjoyed every aspect and will definitely be back. read more

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Sogno is a stylish and energetic addition to Woburn, and the food is generally excellent. The dining room has a lively vibe, and the service is friendly and attentive. The Burrata is a very good dish with cherry tomatoes, basil, garlic oil, aged balsamic, and grilled ciabatta. Even knowing burrata is an expensive ingredient, the price feels high for what you get. One of my go‑to entrées is the Rigatoni alla Bolognese, which is consistently satisfying whether ordered traditional or oven baked with fresh ricotta. One thing regulars will notice is that Sogno tends to rotate many fan favorites off the menu. Servers openly acknowledge that guests ask for certain dishes to return, but they also explain that the chef and owner decide what stays and what goes. It can be frustrating when a great dish disappears without warning. Another thing worth mentioning: Sogno often features live music. If that is not your thing, make sure to request a table as far away from the performance area as possible because the sound carries and can make conversation difficult. Lastly, although the owner also owns the building, he has a habit of parking his four‑door Mercedes wherever he wants rather than in an actual parking spot. It comes across as pretentious and unnecessary. If I were to park where he does, I am sure I would be towed. Sogno has a lot going for it: strong food, a fun atmosphere, and a polished dining room, however; a few quirks are worth knowing before you go. read more

The food was delicious, but unfortunately that's not what we'll remember most about this visit. We specifically asked about the $22 prix fixe lunch menu and actually pointed to it when ordering our salads. We reasonably understood that we were ordering from that menu. When the bill arrived, however, we were charged the full à la carte prices for the entrées. We immediately brought this to the manager's attention. Rather than honoring the prix fixe pricing we had been shown and selected, the only adjustment they offered was to remove the dessert charge--which was supposed to be included in the prix fixe menu anyway. That felt very much like a bait-and-switch. If a restaurant advertises a prix fixe menu, a customer points to that menu when ordering, and then is charged the regular entrée prices, that is a pretty significant pricing issue--not a minor misunderstanding. The food was good, but at $149 (for 2 no alcohol), it was certainly not the experience we expected or the price we agreed to when ordering. The manager's response only added to our disappointment. A restaurant can serve delicious food, but trust and transparency matter just as much. Unfortunately, based on this experience, we left feeling that we had not been treated fairly. read more

We have continued to visit Sogno several times for special occassions. On the pricey side but delicious food and attentive service. On our most recent visit we ordered the Fritti misto, eggplant app, clam linguine, crab pasta and steak and everything was delicious. Restaurant is on the upscale side. Plenty of seating but would recommend reservations as it is a popular spot. read more

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First time at Sogno, as friends asked us to join them. Beautiful dining room, large and can accomodate large parties. Volume is a little on the louder side, but not really a concern. We had a very pleasant server and found delivery from the kitchen and timing of the courses to be right on target. Menu leans classic Italian, but has some twists which made it interesting. For example, there was a pasta bolognese, but our waitress told us there was also a version that was baked and topped with Ricotta cheese. I took her suggestion and glad I did, quite delicious. Cocktails were also good, as were the wide selection of appetizers. If I have to find any fault, perhaps some of the appetizers arrived at the table less than piping hot. Plenty of parking, good food and service, give them a try when in the area. read more

Sogno - Cacio e pepe - Italian Near Me - Woburn, Massachusetts

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It has been a minute since we last dined at SOGNO... Food quality has really dropped off. read more

Great time last night at this chic and comfortable venue that always makes the little things matter. Service was amazing. Petro was fabulous along with Elizabeth. The appetizers were great. Unusual Wagyu Carpaccio was fantastic!! Entrees tasted as good as they looked. Nice portions and just the right seasoning!! Make this a must try and make reservations!! Bon appetite!! Ciao read more

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Sogno is a good Italian-American restaurant. Its menu features many Italian American classics. To start the antipasto of meats and cheeses is good but too much. In Italy you would be served fresher meats and cheeses and in much less quantity. The second dish or the pasta dish was a risotto was a typical Italian American creation with chicken and vegetables added to enhance the generous portion. While appealing to the American palette you would find a relatively small amount with saffron or truffles but not meats and vegetables. The risotto is appealing to Americans because it acts like one main dish. The next dish we had was salmon. It was a good size but not very tasty. It would have been better to serve a fresh , piece of salmon with lemon juice instead of smothering the fish with a sauce. By the second dish one is completely full which I suppose is what American diners expect. Real Italian cuisine features many small portions which are generally seasoned or presented with light and tasty sauces. The desserts which were served were American versions of what you would find in southern Italy. The zeppelin we had were far too sugary like doughnuts. Not very appealing for those trying to limit their sugar intake. Italian desserts are generally not full of sugar. I suppose Sogno is a good alternative if you are looking for the typical Italian American dishes but much better to treat yourself to a real Italian restaurant if not in Italy than one with a Michelin Star in New York, San Francisco or Washington D.C. read more

Celebrated my birthday here last year with a friend. It was definitely crowded but a beautiful restaurant. The waitress was very nice and attentive. It was our first time at Sogno and we asked the waitress what she recommended. The food came out good. I really liked their margarita pizza the most. I just didn't like the fact that it was too crowded, you'd have to scream over each other and the restaurant was a little too dim. read more

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A group of us came to Sogno for a birthday celebration. Service was great, and we were checked on often. I got the Sogno Cesare with chicken on the side, il fico, and Espresso Martini. Our table shared the Wagyu carpaccio, and Polpo alla griglia. My favorites were the Polpo alla griglia, and il fico. The il fico is very light and refreshing, slightly sweet and you can really taste the fig. Everyone enjoyed their food and had a great time. They do give a basket of bread and only olive oil. Sogno is on the pricier side, and I personally would only come here for special occasions, or a fancy date night. The restaurant is modern and feels intimate. They have indoor and some covered outdoor seating. They also have live music on some nights. For our celebration, they put us in a enclosed glass room, which was nice as it drowns out the noise, however you're surrounded by the rest of the tables on three sides so it feels like people are just looking in. read more

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Came here for a birthday party with a large group. Service was absolutely stellar. We had multiple staff members check in and make sure we had what we needed and our waiter was awesome. The restaurant itself has a great vibe. It's a nicer place, has a cool glassed in wine room you can check out and everything was spotlessly clean. Our food came out quickly and everything was delicious. They have a great menu but they also had a special Boston restaurant week menu that had some of their top dishes. I dug in so fast I was halfway through before I snapped this photo read more

Sogno - Rigatoni bolognese - Italian Near Me - Woburn, Massachusetts

Should you go? The answer is hidden in the name of the place. Nice layout inside. I do like the modern space and the lighting. The interior is great. Good energy. Service was pretty good too. The waitress was nice. Polite and quick. They like to turn over tables as other reviews seem to indicate. The bread they put on the table.... I would rather have Bertuccis fresh rolls or even olive garden breadsticks (and that place is terrible). I'm using the worst places to explain how bad it is. Not a good start for an upscale iItalian Place. Anemic foccacia. I will say the pizza was good. Nothing crazy. Even that was reasonable. $19 for a personal size Margherita pizza... ok. Fair. No complaints there. The pasta though. Big miss. Is it even homemade? I like firm noodles but what was delivered was simply undercooked. The pasta was mixed with short rib which was very tender. That part was great, but it was two ingredients. Pasta and short rib. I legit think they forgot the actual sauce. Or maybe that's how it comes. Either way.... for that price you either get it right the first time or rework the dish to use sauce. The pasta dishes are priced for high end but delivered like a mediocre chain. Again prices are fine if you're delivering great stuff. I didn't see that during my visit. The most offensive part was there was a dessert offering for $15... something of a cake or mousse with espresso Gelato and sliced figs. Not wanting to waste the cake/mousse I opted for the $13 Gelato option in the menu but asked if they could slice a fig or two on the side. A whole bowl of figs arrived... but I assumed because they have a short shelf life the kitchen wanted to get rid of some. Nope. The bill arrived with $13 for Gelato and $8 for a bowl of figs. $21. Next time I'll get the $15 dessert and waste the mousse. So dumb. That whole experience soured me on the place. $5 for tea, coffee and soft drinks. Which aren't even free refills. Definitely don't give me free refills with my $35 spaghetti. Don't ask for lemon in your water, you might see a $6 lemon fee on the bill. I'm fine with the prices of dishes that are upscale but there's a point when you just feel like you're being nickel and dimed. If not for the price issues I would have gone more stars but I'm not inclined to recommend the place based on the mediocre food and feeling like you're paying to breathe the air in there. I'm disappointed. Honestly, this has been on my list for a while. I skew towards giving 5 stars for the majority of reviews, so if I'm dropping a 3 or less.... there's something wrong. read more

I went here with my husband and a friend tonight for our first try. We had always wanted to give this place a try after driving past it several times going to another event. Our server Paul was friendly and helpful in helping us choose our meals and he gave us good recommendations from things he had tried here. The food came to our table well presented and ready to eat and it was delicious!! We were seated at the back of the restaurant near the kitchen area so we could view the meals as they left the kitchen area. There were a lot of people around us so it made having a nice conversation tricky because of the noise level. The staff was friendly and we saw (who we believed to be an owner) greeting people at the entrance door and either welcoming them or wishing them a good night. The pricing for the meal was reasonable and we will return to try something else. read more

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Sogno has been on my want-to-go date night list for a bit. We started with the Waygu Carpaccio - it was good, but so thin I'm not sure it was worth the $24. You could barely taste the steak. I ordered the 16oz Ribeye. Came topped with Bone Marrow butter, and I substituted the risotto for the mashed. It was cooked perfectly, but I did have to add some seasoning. My wife ordered the Burrata Ravioli and she liked it. It could have been warmer, but good flavor. For dessert the only thing that was bad about the tiramisu was the size, it was fantastic! I could eat about 6 of them!! The Zepe donuts were also fantastic!! read more

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Everything about this restaurant is good. The service and the food is fabulous, above and beyond. It's a great place. I Recommend it as a to go place. read more

This place has class! The hostess is lovely. The place is beautiful. Love the covered outdoor patio and $1 oyster Mondays. The bolognese sauce--yum! read more

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Me and my boyfriend went out for New Year's Eve and the food and service was Incredible! I will definitely be back for more ! read more

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What a great experience!! The food was exceptional and the atmosphere with it's live music was just the best! The drinks and entrees were presented beautifully as well as delicious! The wait staff was attentive, professional and welcoming. My husband and I have been twice and will return again and again for their great dining experience!! read more

Considering the area's plethora of exceptional Italian restaurants (I hail from Calabrian immigrants), I had high expectations for the newish Sogno in Woburn. We made reservations for 6pm on a Tuesday, and nine of us were excited for our first visit. Let's start with the physical space: the restaurant's design is open and modern, located just beyond Woburn CC on the Winchester line. I loved the shiny red Vespa positioned at the door entrance. There was live music, though overall acoustics make it difficult to carry on a conversation without shouting. The bar sits in the middle, there's a back glassed "room", and all the details (glassware, artwork, monogrammed napkins, tufted leatheresque booths) would all seem to indicate a fine dining experience worthy of the RatPack. Here's where it all goes wrong, and it simply comes down to level of service and overlooked details that, with some tweaking, could propel this establishment to the highest level. You've gotta get past the sticker shock of the prices (C'mon! I'll pay for great food, but pasta dishes do not warrant extortion). We are not in Manhattan, nor are we at The Capital Grille (whose service is unparalleled and my benchmark). I enjoyed a very tasty Italian Margarita while others had the Sogno Sippers. The pistachio martini arrived without its whipped cream garnish (stated on menu) but was delicious. More later on bar garnish snafus. The bread service is wholly underwhelming. Sliced crusty (almost stale) white bread with EVOO. We were starving but asked for a bread refill. Another staff member removed the baskets and never returned with the additional bread. Our server, Jesus, was lovely; friendly and helpful in selecting which fish to order, but not sure where he disappeared to several times during the meal. Management should assign servers to one area instead of spreading staff all over the floor; these kinds of oversights are due to lack of training by management, IMHO. With lack of bread, I ordered arancini to share with another friend. I will say that the serving bowl was hotter than the actual center of the arancini. What I did enjoy was the lemony pesto accompaniment. Now if they can get those rice balls piping hot and perhaps a bit larger (for the price), they'd have a winning appetizer. Our entrees included the Branzino, Cod, short rib tagliatelle, ravioli, and lasagna. Everyone seemed to enjoy their entrees; my cod was delicious; I enjoyed the corn ragu; the mashed potato base was a bit runny, but fine; my friend wasn't impressed with the lasagne, made from very thin pasta sheets rolled into spirals and baked off in a cast iron dish--she said there was not enough actual pasta and too much ricotta; I tasted it and I enjoyed the flavor, but I got too much sauce, not enough ricotta; I tasted the short rib tagliatelle, which friends enjoyed; felt the short rib was dry; Our entrees were delivered by kitchen staff-no one knew who got what, and hadn't seen our server in awhile; there was no offer of fresh pepper grinding or cheese grating, and no one came to ask about refilling cocktails or water bottles. It is unacceptable not to check back after dishes are dropped. Another round of cocktails ordered: The Drunk Cannoli arrived without the scoops of mascarpone gelato, requests for "dirty rocks" were forgotten. Jesus ran to the bar to get the gelato, but no one had any spoons to plop the scoops into glasses. Two cappuccino were ordered. One had 4 inches of foam atop, the other had ¼ inch. The proclaimed expert on cappuccino said it tasted of instant coffee. Either they don't have a real espresso machine, or there is user error in making the drinks. I blame management for lack of training. Our tabs started to be settled up without ever being asked if we wanted dessert. The table ordered the tiramisu, which was a layer cake served with coffee gelato. It was tasty but certainly not traditional for die-hards. The order of zeppole (fried dough balls) came with chocolate dipping sauce and an orange cream "dip" and were well received. Jesus noted that they added an extra zeppola so that all the dessert eaters could have one. This was a nice touch. I would like to see Sogno do a few things: 1.Have your servers watch The Bear, S2E7 "Forks", when Carmy sends Ritchie to train at a premier restaurant, then offer your staff training that aligns with Sogno's mission and price points. #IYKYK 2. Customers who don't like their money can continue to patronize Sogno, but I sadly predict it will not last if it doesn't tweak the corner-cutting 3. Pay attention without hovering and anticipate needs; wouldn't hurt to see the manager walking around talking to patrons 4. Serve drinks from a tray! Nothing more basic than a server walking a martini across the floor by hand, sloshing it around; this isn't Applebees. I tried to be honest but fair; spend your money as you wish, but if Sogno aspires to the luxury market, there's work to be done. read more

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Parking Parking lot is available Food Absolutely delicious, pizza as an appetizer worked perfectly for the table Service Please make reservations as the restaurant can be busy at times. Ambiance Very upscale and chill, great music and the table layouts accommodate groups of any count read more

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Food was very expensive compared to Boston restaurants but it was very good food Service was excellent The place was empty and they sat us in the bar read more

Service was good although slow and food was tasty. Very noisy so hard to have a conversation. read more

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The lasagna is absolutely disgusting. Tastes like microwave frozen lasagna. Pizza was good though, only reason I'm giving two stars.

I absolutely do not know how this place has such good reviews. If you want great ITALIAN food, do NOT go here. I was so disappointed at the quality of food, service, and management at this place! Wow, absolutely horrendous! Our waitor was terrible, didn't even bring over cheese when pasta came over (had to ask him if there was any cheese). I got the wedding soup to start and my dad got the other soup and both were gross. Literally tasted awful and also instead of the small pasta that should come in soups (and listed on the menu) came with fuselli?! Wow, we should have got up at that point and left. Just got worse from then on out! Our main dishes came out and they were terrible! My dad got the chicken which couldn't even be eaten (it was fake chicken) and I got the pesto gnocchi and the pesto was awful! They charged me an extra $12 just for some chicken on the side?! Prices are crazy expensive and wasn't worth the $124 we spent! The zeppoli also were terrible. The cream filling had absolutely no taste! And to make matters worse, the owner Ron Martignetti, actually came over to our table and actually YELLED AT MY 85 year old dad and myself! He yelled that he stands by all his dishes and came over saying he heard we didn't like the food. Totally unprofessional, arrogant, and unintelligent. The food you serve is AWFUL and instead of apologizing to your customers for such terrible food, you yell at us? Get a life! He also yelled that we didn't know what good zeppoli creme is- bc obviously all the places we've had it (including in Italy) "make it wrong with chemicals." Yeah ok! Terrible restaurant and terrible owner! Stay clear of this place! Never again! read more

Terrible experience! We had reservations at 6:00pm last night. Only one table was occupied in the backroom. The waiter was extremely slow on placing our appetizers and dinners. We were at the restaurant for an hour and 45 minutes. Unacceptable. Ordered dessert and took 40 minutes to arrive. He obviously forgot about it until I asked about it. Very pricey and the food was not great. I would never recommend this place to anyone. read more

Outstanding food and service! Better than any Italian restaurant in the North End . I can't wait to return.

We have been patrons of Sogno since it opened, and tried to dine there as often as possible. Up until recently we have been totally pleased with the food and the service. Recently however the service has taken a turn for the worse. On two occasions we requested a particular server and when we arrived we were given a totally different server even though the requested server was present. The server we were assigned on both of these occasion was not very good at all. I asked the front why we didn't get the requested server and was told the server we had worked with the server we wanted. Sorry, not good enough. Needless to say, we will not be dining at Sogno again. We pay good money for the dining experience and expect a total dining experience including good service. read more

Celebrated thanksgiving here. I love that they have their regular menu plus Thanksgiving. We started with the arrancini and Caesar salads. Those were delicious. For dinner, I had grilled fish with risotto. It was delicious. Light and flavorful. My friend had they thanksgiving plate. He liked it. The only not up to par part was their tiramisu. It was slightly watery expensive and very small. read more

I visited Sogno with some friends for a few drinks and the service was amazing. We loved our cocktails and the vibes were so cozy and nice. We loved the live entertainment as well! We ordered an app but will need to grab entrees next time because all the meals around us looked amazing! read more

The food & service were very good. However, we reserved a private room to celebrate oldest sister's birthday. Upon arrival told double booked so put at corner table in loud part of restaurant. Near impossible to converse. Seems we got bumped for a local celebrity which I guess happens. First round of drinks and 4 desserts brought to our table for free. Birthday girl given a $100 gift card from the management. A decent attempt to make up for not getting the private room reserved. Birthday girl took all in stride I'm sure as not to make her sister's feel bad. However, we her 7 sisters were incredibly disappointed as significantly negatively impacted this milestone celebration. Management should have either told celebrity room already reserved for major celebration which I realize not a good marketing strategy. The correct thing should have been to call us in advance to reschedule or honestly pick up entire bill which is minor investment for prioritizing us over celebrity. Really soured our evening read more

Back again at one of my favorite places...Sogno! We just came for drinks and dessert this evening, as we love their bar area. While I was sad to see that they no longer had the tiramisu on their dessert menu, I loved their new chocolate cake! I paired it with a dark espresso martini, which made a great combo. Yet again, Sogno never disappoints! read more

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If you want a great night out this is the place to go Service number one I recommend their pizzas for appetizers and even dinner personal size Fried calamari excellent Roasted cod over squash risotto and shrimp was excellent Eggplant parm. Was great to Scallop over gnocchi was fine too Braised short rib over pasta great tasting read more

Sogno - Cod dish over squash risotto and shrimp - Italian Near Me - Woburn, Massachusetts

Pricey and pretentious. Came for dinner on a week night for our foodie adventure. Place is fancy and has live singer singing. Our server was excellent and has good attention to details. Always appreciate that. We got the MARGHERITA pizza and FRITTO MISTO (Fried Calamari, Shrimp, Crispy Vegetables, Calabrian Chili Aioli) for appetizer. Both were not impressive to me. The pizza was very basic and not very special, and this is coming from someone who has had a lot of pizza. The fritto misto was very underwhelming. Not a lot of seafood in it and mainly just the fried "vegetables" (see picture). I don't recommend either. For pasta, we got MEZZI RIGATONI ALLA BOLOGNESE (Pork & Veal, Tomato, Parmesan, Garlic & Herbs), TAGLIATELLE (Braised Rabbit, Figs, Toasted Hazelnuts & Spring Carrots), and SPAGHETTI ARRABBIATTA (Spaghetti, Shrimp, Clams, San Marzano, Garlic, Olives, Chili & Capers). The MEZZI RIGATONI ALLA BOLOGNESE was decent. In my opinion, the Tagliatelle wasn't good because the rabbit was bland and dry. The SPAGHETTI ARRABBIATTA was alright. I can definitely taste the overpowering sourness in the capers and olives but in my opinion, nothing special where I can recommend it. We liked the ARROSTO DI PESCE (Roasted Cod, Shrimp & Lemon Risotto, Peas, Asparagus & Shellfish Broth). It is very pricey for what you get but it is the best tasting dish we got. $43 for a small piece of fish on a shallow puddle of risotto broth. Go figure. Overall, this is a very pricey and pretentious place. In my opinion, this is a spot where you pay for the experience of sitting inside a fancy nice looking place. The service is excellent and the foods are plated very well for looks but if you are in it for food quality (in terms of unique taste) and quantity for the price, you may be disappointed. Food is not bad by any means but for the price, I would have expected better. read more

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I went to Sogno italian restaurant located on 304 Cambridge Rd, Woburn, MA just on the line of Burlington. This upscale spot offers a great variety of classic Italian dishes and delicious homemade pizza For cocktails we had the Italian margarita and the Bocca al Lupo. The Italian margarita had tequila, amaretto disaronno, fresh lime juice and Italian blood orange soda 8/10. The Bocca al Lupo had 'Into The Wolf's Mouth' bourbon, amaro canto, blackberries, fresh lemon juice and vanilla 8/10. These were refreshing cocktails that went well with our meal! For appetizers we had the arancini which had cacio e pepe, mozzarella, and a fantastic basil almond pesto 9/10 (I wish I could take a container of the pesto to go!). I do recommend if you are coming here to try their pizza. The pizzas here are made with a brick oven imported from Italy and only take 90 seconds to cook. We tried one of their newer pizza options on the menu that had corn on it. Corn on pizza may sound a bit weird but it actually tasted fantastic because their pizza dough was so fresh/homemade. For main dishes we had the veal chop with truffle mushroom risotto. This was the star dish of the evening! The veal was cooked to perfection and so juicy. It paired well with the risotto. I highly recommend this dish 10/10. We also had their handmade burrata ravioli with had parmesan truffle crema and roasted mushrooms 9/10 this was so rich and creamy. You will be taking to-go boxes home simply because you won't be able to finish. For desserts we had the olive oil cake 9/10 and the zeppoles 8/10. A zeppole is essentially fried dough. These were served with orange mascarpone and a raspberry dipping sauce. These can be easily shared with a group. The olive oil cake was simply gorgeous to look at with orange rinds and edible gold on top! You'll feel like a king/queen eating this cake. This is a great date night spot or a place to impress a loved one. They have live music monday-thursday! I highly recommend checking it out if you are on the north shore. Food: 9/10 Ambiance: 10/10 Affordability: 6/10 read more

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