SRV
Restaurants
Boston, 02118
About
SRV, short for Serene Republic of Venice, cooks the food of Venice's wine bars on Columbus Avenue in the South End. The restaurant calls itself Boston's first Venetian-style bacaro, and the menu follows that model: cicchetti, the small bites Venetians eat standing at the bar, then pasta made from freshly milled flour and risotto cooked to order. The wine list is entirely Italian, and the cocktails lean the same way.
It suits a relaxed dinner for two or a group that wants to graze before committing to pasta, and it works for a drink and a few small plates at the bar, which stays open an hour past dinner service. The restaurant is on Columbus Avenue just short of Massachusetts Avenue and has seating indoors and outdoors in good weather.
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Boston, 02118
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SRV
About SRV
SRV, short for Serene Republic of Venice, cooks the food of Venice's wine bars on Columbus Avenue in the South End. The restaurant calls itself Boston's first Venetian-style bacaro, and the menu follows that model: cicchetti, the small bites Venetians eat standing at the bar, then pasta made from freshly milled flour and risotto cooked to order. The wine list is entirely Italian, and the cocktails lean the same way.
It suits a relaxed dinner for two or a group that wants to graze before committing to pasta, and it works for a drink and a few small plates at the bar, which stays open an hour past dinner service. The restaurant is on Columbus Avenue just short of Massachusetts Avenue and has seating indoors and outdoors in good weather.