Review

Eataly Boston

5 out of 5 stars
  • Shopping | Grocery stores
  • Back Bay
  • Recommended
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Photograph: Courtesy Sarah Bentivegna/Eataly Boston | Eataly Boston
Written by Rachel Pelz for Time Out. This content was produced independently and is now presented in association with Eataly.
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Time Out says

Endless aisles of fresh produce, handmade pastas, seasonal dishes from a wood-fired grill and hard-to-find regional specialties turn the Prudential Center into a celebration of all things Italy. Head for the market for sustainable meat and seafood from their expert butchers and fishmongers; artisan salumi and formaggi, including five kinds of DOP prosciutti; fresh-baked bread made with yeast from Piemonte and more. Four restaurants, plus 10 counters and carts, let you taste your way through the 20 regions of Italy, too. Grab a sandwich on the go from I Panini, a slice of Roman-style pizza from Pizza alla Pala or a cannolo filled and customized just for you from the Cannoli Cart. 

For sit-down dining, head to La Piazza for the best-of-the-best of the daily market finds, from fresh oysters to shared plates of meats and cheeses. At La Pizza & La Pasta, you can work your way through five preparations of traditional Roman carbonara, paired with a selection of mineral-forward wines that cut through the dish’s signature richness. Seasonal ingredients are celebrated at La Terra, too, where a wood-burning grill turns out seafood, steaks and a selection of Pugliese-style skewers made for sharing. 

Events like “Roman Night,” where expert chefs guide you through a tasting inspired by the city, along with cooking and wine education classes, help you make the most of Eataly’s expansive selection of food and wine.

Details

Address
800 Boylston St
Boston
02199
Cross street:
Dalton St
Opening hours:
Mon–Fri 7am–10pm; Sat–Sun 9am–10pm
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