Teatro is very convienient for dining if you are attending a show in the nearby theatre district before or after dinner. The Italian food is alright here- nothing compared to the authentic... More

Teatro is very convienient for dining if you are attending a show in the nearby theatre district before or after dinner. The Italian food is alright here- nothing compared to the authentic restaurants in the North End though. It's a bit pricey as well with prices in the $20-$30 range for subpar entrees. The service is very good and they can easily accomodate large groups (up to 20 people) with reservations.
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Not a big fan of Italian food but this place captured my heart! Must try the seafood and fishes on their menu. They are oustanding. And the restaurant used to be a synagogue before it became a... More

Not a big fan of Italian food but this place captured my heart! Must try the seafood and fishes on their menu. They are oustanding. And the restaurant used to be a synagogue before it became a restaurant! One more reason to visit that place. Unfortunately, since the place is small, it is often hard to get reservation, very packed seating and too noisy (music + people talking). The level of noise is comparable to a nightclub.
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I went to Teatro after work one day and did not expect the food to be as terrific as it was. It is 'contemporary Italian', don't expect pasta all over the menu. I definitely would recommend the... More

I went to Teatro after work one day and did not expect the food to be as terrific as it was. It is 'contemporary Italian', don't expect pasta all over the menu. I definitely would recommend the antipasto appetizer, we all loved it. Several of us tried the lamb entree special, and it was cooked perfectly. Citysearch recommended the rum cake for dessert, which we also tried, and LOVED. We did feel hurried through our meal, and were not allowed to linger over drinks after dinner. We just moved to the bar, it was no problem.
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