- Italian
- Seafood
- American
Giacomo's Ristorante
Menu for Giacomo's Ristorante
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Ratings and Reviews for Giacomo's Ristorante
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May 29 2012
Karen E. via Yelp
If you don't like to wait in line, don't come here. They make you wait in line, no number, no reservation, no credit. But the food is the real deal. Cheap...read more
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May 29 2012
Lee Ann D. via Yelp
We actually went to the location on Columbus Ave. Intimate bistro recommended to us by a Boston native. Enjoyed the eggplant parmigiana. The cheese was...read more
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May 29 2012
Chris C. via Yelp
It's hard to argue with the hundreds of other reviews on Giacomo's. It's a very solid Italian restaurant. We knew if we didn't get there early enough on...read more
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Apr 28 2009
mahesh2786 via Citysearch
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Mar 19 2009
Karalyn12 via Citysearch
I have only been to the location in the Southend and from what I hear it is the better of the two in regards to crowds. Excellent...read more
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Feb 18 2009
nelsonsky via Citysearch
How much fun was this? We waited in line for 1/2 hour,then all those ahead of us were taken in., We were then, the next in line fo...read more
The Scene
Giacomo's popularity, coupled with a strict no-reservations policy, means that on most nights (regardless of the weather) a line will spill out the door and onto bustling Hanover Street. Once inside the dining room's cramped quarters, patrons are rewarded with heaping plates of high-quality, reasonably-priced Italian cuisine. Patrons looking for the same award-winning cuisine but in a more relaxed setting should make the trek across town to Giacomo's South End location: Here, the speedy waitstaff's singular goal is to keep the line outside moving.
The Food
Faced with a menu that reads like Italian Cuisine 101, diners opt to start with a satisfying caprese salad or some crispy fried calamari before moving onto hulking plates of shrimp scampi and mussels marinara. Fresh, grilled tuna and swordfish steaks are also satisfying. Those hoping for coffee and dessert are out of luck, but an above-average and quite affordable wine list should ease the sting.