Mamma Maria
Restaurants
Boston, 02113
About
Mamma Maria fills a 19th-century brick townhouse on North Square, and instead of one dining room it has five, spread over two floors. The Rossini and Puccini rooms open off the parlor-level hall; the Verdi, Piccolo and Terrazza rooms are up a winding staircase. The smallest holds a single table and the largest, with its adjoining terrace, holds up to 70, so an evening here feels more like dinner in a private house than a night on a restaurant row.
That makes it a natural choice for a proposal, an anniversary or a family celebration, and a less obvious one for a quick bowl of pasta between sights. North Square is the small square where Paul Revere lived, and the restaurant says its floor-to-ceiling windows look across the square toward the downtown skyline. Dinner is served nightly, and tables can be booked online through the restaurant's website.
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Boston, 02113
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Mamma Maria
About Mamma Maria
Mamma Maria fills a 19th-century brick townhouse on North Square, and instead of one dining room it has five, spread over two floors. The Rossini and Puccini rooms open off the parlor-level hall; the Verdi, Piccolo and Terrazza rooms are up a winding staircase. The smallest holds a single table and the largest, with its adjoining terrace, holds up to 70, so an evening here feels more like dinner in a private house than a night on a restaurant row.
That makes it a natural choice for a proposal, an anniversary or a family celebration, and a less obvious one for a quick bowl of pasta between sights. North Square is the small square where Paul Revere lived, and the restaurant says its floor-to-ceiling windows look across the square toward the downtown skyline. Dinner is served nightly, and tables can be booked online through the restaurant's website.