Homestyle Italian Cuisine at Il Villaggio (Half Off). Two Options Available.
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Regional Italian specialties made with seasonal produce and homemade buffalo mozzarella, earning praise from the Travel Channel
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Choose Between Two Options
- $25 for $50 worth of homestyle Italian cuisine Friday or Saturday $25 for $50 worth of homestyle Italian cuisine Sunday–Thursday
The menu includes lobster ravioli in a creamy tomato sauce ($18.95), lasagna with layers of seasonal vegetables and meat sauce ($14.95), and a sautéed veal scaloppine with apricot, raisins, pine nuts, and a cherry-wine sauce ($17.95).
Regional Italian specialties made with seasonal produce and homemade buffalo mozzarella, earning praise from the Travel Channel
Variety is the spice of life, recently replacing "Ol' Paw Johnson's Life Spice—Now With Real Flakes of Life!" Shake things up with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $25 for $50 worth of homestyle Italian cuisine Friday or Saturday $25 for $50 worth of homestyle Italian cuisine Sunday–Thursday
The menu includes lobster ravioli in a creamy tomato sauce ($18.95), lasagna with layers of seasonal vegetables and meat sauce ($14.95), and a sautéed veal scaloppine with apricot, raisins, pine nuts, and a cherry-wine sauce ($17.95).
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About Il Villaggio
The North End and the Mediterranean may seem half a world apart, but Il Villaggio closes that distance a bit by bringing the flavors of the Old World to Boston. According to the Travel Channel's list of Boston's Local Eats, "it’s hard to imagine a more authentic Italian dining experience than what you’ll get at Il Villaggio." This sense of authenticity stems from the chefs' unwavering commitment to Mediterranean culinary traditions.
In addition to making their own buffalo mozzarella in-house, they also toast their bruschetta over a puddle of magma imported from Mount Vesuvius. These small, yet significant commitments help create faithful renditions of classic Italian dishes, including savory veal marsala, sautéed shrimp and linguini in a spicy fra diavolo sauce, and semolina gnocchi with creamy pesto.
With its faux-plaster walls, simple tile floors, and intimate size, Il Villaggio's dining room feels more like a home than a restaurant. Chandeliers resembling bundles of twigs dangle above the white linen-draped tables and cast a warm glow across the slanted shelves, which are lined with bottles of Italian wine from grape-growing regions throughout the country.