Prezza

Feast of the Seven Fishes Dinners in Boston | Eater Boston

"When: The feast is served every Friday in December, from 12 to 10 p.m. Pricing: The menu is a la carte. Seafood dishes range from $19 to $38 apiece. Other notes: Dinner options include fried oysters, a salted cod cake pepperonata, and a grilled octopus salad. Reserve: Online." - Rachel Leah Blumenthal

The Best Restaurants In The North End

"Prezza is a white-tablecloth, candle-lit restaurant on Fleet Street that provides the best fine-dining experience in the North End. When you get there, you might initially wonder why they decided to nearly ruin the atmosphere with a TV above the bar, but then you probably won’t care when the ricotta ravioli with roasted plum tomato, sausage, black olives, and parmesan comes." - dan secatore

Prezza - Review - North End - Boston - The Infatuation

"Prezza is far enough from Hanover Street that you won’t have to deal with packs of tourists, but close enough that you can make your way over there for an espresso and cannoli at the end of the night. For dinner, you’ll get respectfully done, old-school Italian food in a candlelit dining room that doesn’t force the ambiance with too much viola music. We recommend starting with the burrata and ending with the tagliatelle." - Dan Secatore

Anthony Caturano’s longtime North End standout blends Italian and Mediterranean ideas with charcoal-grilled flavors and housemade pastas. Marked 25 years in 2025 and praised by Boston Globe writers for its enduring place in the neighborhood.