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Neapolitan-style pizza & Southern Italian eats are doled out in vibrant, traditional environs.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 93 Salem St, Boston, MA 02113
Phone: (617) 723-6733
Website: https://www.anticofornoboston.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: anticofornoboston.com
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Details. . 90% recommend (1,182 Reviews). . $$. . Open now. . 93 Salem St, Boston, MA, United States, 02113 ; Links. . anticofornoboston.com ; Contact info.
Reviews
D.J. James
The wife was craving some Italian food, so we decided to give this place a shot, and boy I’m glad we did! I ordered a nice old-fashioned, and it was good. The drink was really sweet, which I certainly didn’t mind at all. I felt great after a few sips, so I knew that the bartender and I was good friends already. Next, I got the pizza. I made my own with mozzarella cheese, and added pepperoni and sausage. It was so delicious that I ate the entire pizza with no hesitation! My only complaint is that the pizza was a bit slimy and this establishment does not serve ranch, which is weird. The service was good too, which is highly unusual. Needless to say, the waiter had experience and I loved that she had a personality. Overall, the food was pretty delicious and I would recommend this restaurant.
Ratings
Pizza, 9 out of 10.
Old-fashioned, 10 out of 10.
… moreRatings
Pizza, 9 out of 10.
Old-fashioned, 10 out of 10.
Telan Niranga
Tried this Italian spot in the North End and the food was really good, big portions and very tasty. The only downside was how noisy it was inside, and our server wasn’t very attentive. Great place if you’re just there for the food, but don’t expect much from the service or the atmosphere.
… moreCaraSue H
We came across Antico Forno during a North End Food Tour with Bobby. It was absolutely delicious and the service was remarkable! The Neapolitan pizza was superb! I’m still thinking about it (and I don’t love pizza) after returning home from my trip. The pasta was a perfect al dente! Just all so good!
… moreMario Gonzalez
We came in on Sunday night. It was very busy and is clearly a popular spot. That said, our experience was abysmal. Upon arriving we sat for 20 minutes until we had to ask a busboy if we had a server. She finally showed up and we quickly ordered calamari, spaghetti pomodoro and a pizza.
The calamari came out relatively quickly but it was downhill from there. The food took 50 minutes to come out, and once it did, it was extremely disappointing. The $24 spaghetti was literally swimming in overly sweet sauce. They might as well crack open a can of chef boyardee and dump it in the bowl. The pasta was soggy and swimming in sauce. The pizza was also soggy and impossible to eat because it had way too much ricotta.
We ate half the meal and got the check as quickly as possible. The restaurant is extremely loud and between the service, the food and the noise, we were desperate to leave.
… moreThe calamari came out relatively quickly but it was downhill from there. The food took 50 minutes to come out, and once it did, it was extremely disappointing. The $24 spaghetti was literally swimming in overly sweet sauce. They might as well crack open a can of chef boyardee and dump it in the bowl. The pasta was soggy and swimming in sauce. The pizza was also soggy and impossible to eat because it had way too much ricotta.
We ate half the meal and got the check as quickly as possible. The restaurant is extremely loud and between the service, the food and the noise, we were desperate to leave.
Jim Murphy
One of the noisiest restaurants we’ve been to, as the noise has no where to go, it just bounces off the walls and comes rights back at you.
Great family birthday celebration in a busy, welcoming, neighborhood restaurant! The wait was fine for our large party of 6 and our server was great – arriving whenever we needed anything. Each of us enjoyed our dishes, while the initial salad was large enough for all to share.
Our server tried to get a birthday cake timed right for our daughter, but things didn’t work out – it was if she did it on purpose, hmmm…
Friday night in the summer – ferry into Boston; sounds pretty perfect! Like some of the pics.
Then a casual walk into the North End.
… moreGreat family birthday celebration in a busy, welcoming, neighborhood restaurant! The wait was fine for our large party of 6 and our server was great – arriving whenever we needed anything. Each of us enjoyed our dishes, while the initial salad was large enough for all to share.
Our server tried to get a birthday cake timed right for our daughter, but things didn’t work out – it was if she did it on purpose, hmmm…
Friday night in the summer – ferry into Boston; sounds pretty perfect! Like some of the pics.
Then a casual walk into the North End.
Lara Pacheco
The food is amazing. One of the best tomato sauces I ever had. The arancini appetizer is great. I had the parmigiana di pollo and my dad had the Rigatoni Alla Boscaiola. Both were delicious.
… moreSony Veliz
An amazing experience all around! The food, atmosphere, and customer service were excellent. The bread with olive oil was AMAZING. The Cosmo was a good, the Caprese salad and vegan ravioli were perfect, spaghetti & strawberry gelato was a strong 9/10, and the Prosecco was great. Overall, a fantastic meal with great flavors, highly recommended! Try the lunch special, was not disappointed. Music was nice.
… moreBrandi Beaulieu
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Dinner here was nothing short of phenomenal. From the moment we stepped inside, the energy was warm, inviting, and just the right kind of lively—like the hum of a well-kept secret shared among locals and lucky wanderers. The lighting was soft but intentional, casting a golden glow over the tables and making every plate look like a work of art. It felt like stepping into a story already in motion, one where the food plays a central role in the unfolding plot.
We ordered the gnocchi, and let me tell you—this dish deserves its own chapter. Pillowy, perfectly cooked, and nestled in a sauce that felt both comforting and elevated. There’s something about gnocchi that always feels like a homecoming, and this version didn’t disappoint. The portion size was generous, especially considering the price point. My wife and I decided to split the dish rather than order two separate meals, partly because we didn’t want to carry leftovers through Boston, but mostly because we wanted to savor the experience together. It turned out to be the perfect choice—neither of us left hungry, and we both felt satisfied in that rare, soul-deep way that only great food can deliver.
The staff were attentive without hovering, friendly without being performative. You could tell they genuinely cared about the experience each guest was having. There’s a rhythm to good service, and this team had it down—like a well-rehearsed ensemble cast that knows when to step in and when to let the scene breathe. Every interaction felt personal, yet effortless.
The vibe of the restaurant is hard to pin down in words—it’s equal parts cozy and chic, with just enough edge to keep things interesting. It’s the kind of place where you could celebrate a milestone or simply escape the noise of the day. There’s a subtle magic in the air, like the space itself is conspiring to make your evening memorable.
One important note: reservations are a must. This place is no hidden gem—it’s a beacon. If you show up without one, be prepared to wait. But honestly, even the wait would probably be worth it. There’s something about knowing you’re about to be part of something special that makes time stretch in a good way.
In a city full of dining options, this spot stands out—not just for its food, but for the way it makes you feel. It’s not just dinner; it’s a shared moment, a sensory ritual, a story you’ll want to tell again. We’ll definitely be back, and next time, maybe we’ll order two dishes… just to carry the memory a little further.
… moreDinner here was nothing short of phenomenal. From the moment we stepped inside, the energy was warm, inviting, and just the right kind of lively—like the hum of a well-kept secret shared among locals and lucky wanderers. The lighting was soft but intentional, casting a golden glow over the tables and making every plate look like a work of art. It felt like stepping into a story already in motion, one where the food plays a central role in the unfolding plot.
We ordered the gnocchi, and let me tell you—this dish deserves its own chapter. Pillowy, perfectly cooked, and nestled in a sauce that felt both comforting and elevated. There’s something about gnocchi that always feels like a homecoming, and this version didn’t disappoint. The portion size was generous, especially considering the price point. My wife and I decided to split the dish rather than order two separate meals, partly because we didn’t want to carry leftovers through Boston, but mostly because we wanted to savor the experience together. It turned out to be the perfect choice—neither of us left hungry, and we both felt satisfied in that rare, soul-deep way that only great food can deliver.
The staff were attentive without hovering, friendly without being performative. You could tell they genuinely cared about the experience each guest was having. There’s a rhythm to good service, and this team had it down—like a well-rehearsed ensemble cast that knows when to step in and when to let the scene breathe. Every interaction felt personal, yet effortless.
The vibe of the restaurant is hard to pin down in words—it’s equal parts cozy and chic, with just enough edge to keep things interesting. It’s the kind of place where you could celebrate a milestone or simply escape the noise of the day. There’s a subtle magic in the air, like the space itself is conspiring to make your evening memorable.
One important note: reservations are a must. This place is no hidden gem—it’s a beacon. If you show up without one, be prepared to wait. But honestly, even the wait would probably be worth it. There’s something about knowing you’re about to be part of something special that makes time stretch in a good way.
In a city full of dining options, this spot stands out—not just for its food, but for the way it makes you feel. It’s not just dinner; it’s a shared moment, a sensory ritual, a story you’ll want to tell again. We’ll definitely be back, and next time, maybe we’ll order two dishes… just to carry the memory a little further.
Courtney Turner
Made reservations weeks ago, really excited to try this for our dinner in Bostkn after we walked the Freedom Trail. Arrived for our reservations, we were told to stay by the bar and they would call our name when our table was ready. There is standing room enough for about 6 people behind the bar, that does not account for the people trying to get to the kitchen and bathrooms. VERY LOUD, like I could not hear anything other than everyone else’s convos. The food however, amazing. I ordered the chicken parm sub for fettuccine alfredo, its oven baked, it was the best I have ever had. In and out in an hour and a half.
… morermp5s
Now…full disclosure…I’m not from Boston. I’m just visiting. All the things I don’t like about this place could very well just be “Boston charm”.
But, overall, the food was good. They get dinged for being a TINY place (I was literally sitting in a walkway…), it was INCREDIBLY loud and the server was not only quite slow, she seemed sorta angry. lol
Again, this may all just be a Boston thing, but I’m not personally a fan. ESPECIALLY of the stupid political sign being the FIRST THING I SEE when I get there, plastered right to the front door. (BOTH doors, actually.) Gross.
Overall? I cautiously recommend. The food WAS pretty good. Just be prepared for a full dose of Boston.
… moreBut, overall, the food was good. They get dinged for being a TINY place (I was literally sitting in a walkway…), it was INCREDIBLY loud and the server was not only quite slow, she seemed sorta angry. lol
Again, this may all just be a Boston thing, but I’m not personally a fan. ESPECIALLY of the stupid political sign being the FIRST THING I SEE when I get there, plastered right to the front door. (BOTH doors, actually.) Gross.
Overall? I cautiously recommend. The food WAS pretty good. Just be prepared for a full dose of Boston.