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Grappa: New Restaurant on Elm St.
You'll have to use your imagination to fill in for H2otown's complete lack of photographic skills to envision the lovely interior of Grappa, a new restaurant on Elm St. (Elm Street runs between Arlington Street and Arsenal Street; Sterritt Lumber is on the corner of Arlington and Elm, and the street is sometimes used as a shortcut to the parkinglot at Target.
This tiny restaurant, perhaps a dozen tables has an elegant bar and serving area. H2otown spoke to restaurateur Shirley Matarazzo, who's opened the place in the space once occupied by the Italian Villa.
Renovations have put a litle arbor over the patio -- it looks like there might be outdoor seating in the spring.
This tiny restaurant, perhaps a dozen tables has an elegant bar and serving area. H2otown spoke to restaurateur Shirley Matarazzo, who's opened the place in the space once occupied by the Italian Villa.
Renovations have put a litle arbor over the patio -- it looks like there might be outdoor seating in the spring.
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Hi Lisa..Do you have any comments on Grappa? AL
It was excellent ...going back this Sat ..excellent service , food , really nice atmosphere ....
We have been there twice in two weeks.....superb !! Dishes are made to order and have that homemade taste ...try their marinara sauce, the raviolis, and the nontraditional cheescake.....tell Shelly, Linda and Carole sent you by....
In case anyone wants to make reservations at Grappa, here is the phone number: 617-924-2941.
I've heard raves about the place from someone so I'll looking forward to eating there.
And I was very pleased. Lovely, tiny little place, in walking distance, great service, and (admittedly, at almost 9pm on a winter's night) not crowded at all. The stuffed mushrooms, chicken saltimbocca, tiramisu and capuccino were all fantastic. Highly recommended.
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