Did anyone go to La Famiglia during the last restaurant week? I have reservations and was wondering what to expect. (2 replies, last updated by JanR January 22, 2005)

how does everyone feel about the variety of the menu at la famiglia in the north end? i’m looking for something for a picky eater........ (1 reply, last updated by lori b. February 3, 2004)

I’m looking at going to Moscato for dinner. I don’t know much about it and can’t seem to find much newer info. about it. Can anybody offer any insight; the menu, ambiance...etc. or possibly an alternative? Looking... (4 replies, last updated by JohnG June 14, 2007)

can anyone tell me about this restaurant? i am taking some people out to dinner and we might go there. any help? (0 replies, last updated by stevenpol December 6, 2007)

for the arrival of each dish. By way of example, the gnocchi was dry without even a smear of sauce and the pasta itself was pre-al dente. On the way to Sienna, though, we had passed a corner restaurant on First and Lake, La... (2 replies, last updated by janet of reno May 2, 2006)

OK, so I think we’ve been sufficiently talked out of Bookie’s. If we decide to ditch the lobster night altogether, what do you think about La Famiglia. The DH is salivating over the wine list but I haven’t heard... (5 replies, last updated by gina April 24, 2007)

I took the advice of several of you and traded in our Bookbinder’s reservations for La Famiglia. It was superb in every way and I thank you. We both had the veal special with fontina and a white wine demi-glace. I’ve... (3 replies, last updated by mazza3 May 3, 2007)

My wife and I just had a terrific meal at Trattoria La Famiglia in Tucson tonight. The restaurant is located in a shopping center at Oracle and Rudasill. The center is not much, but the restaurant space is beautiful. Walls are... (3 replies, last updated by Claudette April 5, 2007)

We had a wonderful time at La Famiglia last night. It was our first time there and we definitely will be returning when it isn’t restaurant week. Everyone we came in contact with from the staff was friendly and attentive.... (1 reply, last updated by Donna L. January 28, 2005)

I’m in a quandry. I’m considering either La Familgia or Ristorante Panorama – both Sena Family Restaurants – for Restaurant Week. Very extensive choices for Panorama and they will have a more limited... (5 replies, last updated by Steve December 14, 2004)

HI there! I’m wondering what anyone knows about LaFamiglia Giorgio on Newbury Street? Is it closer to the Ritz or Mass Ave? How is the food? I know someone who is thinking of having her rehearsal dinner here and she needs... (9 replies, last updated by Jay Tracey July 21, 2004)

[Reposted with moderator edit incorporated] Not long ago, I listed this place among the worst of the North End’s options, which was based on a very old experience. Thought I’d revisit the place to see if it was as bad... (2 replies, last updated by Pegmeister May 14, 2007)

custard filling the voids in the crumb. Everything came together so well. As it turned out, the bracchetto I was hoping to pair with the strawberries was sold out. But the 2004 Icardi "La Rosa Selvatica" Moscato d’Asti,... (0 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong July 5, 2005)

an obvious tourist with very broken Italian feel welcome and cared for. the pasta was top rate, among the best of the whole trip; roasted rabbit superb; wine list is a thing of beauty. Day 2 — Lunch — Bovio, La Morra... (5 replies, last updated by rrems October 11, 2009)

Family Style dining, but restaurants of other cuisines should really be offering this option.) If you have a party of six or more definitely give La Buca’s alla Famiglia table a try. More pics as usual here:... (5 replies, last updated by fmed October 21, 2009)