Not too expensive, not stuffy, not too gourmet North End Italian restaurant
Jul 14th, 2006, 10:25 AM
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Not too expensive, not stuffy, not too gourmet North End Italian restaurant
We are celebrating my father's 88th Birthday tomorrow. We are doing a duck tour and then the North End for lunch. I was all set to go to Giacomo's but found out they aren't open for lunch.
I want to keep it simple. It is going to be very hot and we don't want to eat real heavy. He has trouble walking and maybe we should go somewhere in the middle of most activity as opposed to a side street, maybe Hanover Street. That way he will experience the fun and excitement of the North End. I would love a place that is an experience and lively.
He has very fond memories of being raised in Boston and we are trying to get some great straight forward, not expensive food. He doesn't eat exotic.
I want to keep it simple. It is going to be very hot and we don't want to eat real heavy. He has trouble walking and maybe we should go somewhere in the middle of most activity as opposed to a side street, maybe Hanover Street. That way he will experience the fun and excitement of the North End. I would love a place that is an experience and lively.
He has very fond memories of being raised in Boston and we are trying to get some great straight forward, not expensive food. He doesn't eat exotic.
Jul 14th, 2006, 10:42 AM
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AuntAnnie - thanks for the suggestion. I looked at their menu on line and the food looks too gourmet for my Dad and it is higher priced than we want for lunch. I would love to go sometime.
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