Open for Lunch & Dinner:
   Monday to Thursday & Sunday

  11 am -10 pm

 Friday-Saturday

 11 am -11 pm

Customer comments:

I came to your website today to praise not only your incredible mouthwatering food but also your warm service. Reading through the other comments on your page I realized it's not the first time I have done so! I am also the patron who wrote that I have been coming here for years with my family, since I was just a little girl and how Maria still remembers me when I come and not only asks how my family is but greets me with a hug. Your food and service are both unparalleled, eating at Pagliuca's is like coming home. Thank you for all you do and please know that all your hard work is appreciated, just the thought of your restaurant warms my heart and brings a smile to my face. I look forward to many many more years of not eating any where else in the North End.

Denise Ferro, September 08, 2008

Many years ago, my cousin introduced me to your restaurant on a trip to Boston. Every year since, eating at your restaurant has become a tradition. The food, the service, everything is fantastic! I am thrilled that since I started taking my daughter there, she loves it as well!

Michelle, December 18, 2007

About Pagliuca's

This tiny North End eatery strives for simplicity with its low-key approach to decor and focused approach to cooking.
The menu changes fairly often, but you can expect simple Italian food like chicken escarole soup, veal cacciatore and an appetizer of roasted sweet peppers. Pagliuca's does take reservations for parties of four or more; grab a few friends and call ahead to avoid waiting in line.

"When I was younger my parents would take us to eat in eh North End at least one a month we tried just about every place there before trying Pag's. From that point on we only went there. The food in our opinion is the best, I have tried pretty much everything on the menu and LOVE It all! There Chicken Felix is to die for, Chicken Campanga and Chicken Parm are the best ever!! The staff is so great, one of the waitress even remembered me after I hadn't been in for like two years."

Pag's is my favorite restaurant in the North End and that is why I cannot believe some of these bad reviews! You go into Pag's and is a friendly Italian atmosphere. It is not a restaurant that you can go into quickly and grab a nice dinner or have a nice romantic dinner (depending on the time). When going to Pag's you need to plan on having a nice, long, enjoyable, homemade Italian dinner with all the fixings of Italy. Enjoy the homemade red wine, Michael's Special and delicious Chicken Felix! Wash it all down with Zambuca and homemade Tiramisu. Go and have a great night of food, wine and laughs with your friends or spouse, it's worth it!! I am actually heading there this evening!

"Pag's is exactly the type of restaurant that you picture when you think about the North End. It's the perfect place to take the family on or a date. The food is always excellent and the servers make you feel like your in your moms kitchen."

"Being tourists, my boyfriend and I had no idea where to eat dinner. We went off the Freedom trail in search of a more local venue. We were getting quite frustrated with all the fancy, crowded restaraunts to choose from. We were delighted to find this place. Small, cozy, and very local. Our seafood and pasta dish was deliscious! I would recommend this restaurant to anyone in search of a nice, relaxed place. "

"If you like nove Italian cuisine, Pagliuca's will not suit your taste. This is Italian served 50's style with big family portions, thick pastas, heavy sauces, and big meatballs. The menu is extensive covering not only the usual dishes but specialty preparations as well--fish, veal, shellfish, chicken, etc. The atmosphere is pure Italian kitsch, bustling with Italian and non-Italian families. You might even see a couple of goodfellas sitting in a corner booth. We loved it when we lived in Brookline and we never miss it when we come back to visit Boston. Get there early or make reservations. It's not only a favorite of Bostonians but also one that attracts a lot of walk-by tourists in the North End."