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Wood-fired pizzas & Italian-Mediterranean entrees in a cozy, unassuming space in a strip mall.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 200 Quincy Ave, Braintree, MA 02184
Phone: (781) 849-1577
Website: http://spaziodining.com/
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Spazio – Restaurant – Braintree, Massachusetts
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Spazio Restaurant & Bar · Open at 5! Call 781-849-1577 for reservations ️ · Open at 5!!! · Spazio’s famous BAKED STUFFED CHICKEN on special tonight! Open at 5 …
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Spazio is a great restaurant for both Mediterranean and Italian cuisine. All the pasta and bread is homemade on a daily basis.
Reviews
Scott G
We live quite close to Spazio but for some reason hadn’t eaten there often. My wife and I popped in one night after work. The bread and oil were a nice way to start our meal, while we enjoyed a glass of wine and took in the menu. My wife had the grilled flatbread pizza with fig, prosciutto, and gorgonzola. The flatbread was excellent. I had the eggplant parm and it was equally as good. I wish I got our servers name because she was excellent. Glad we stopped in and will add Spazio to our local restaurant rotation.
… moreSeagypsy7
Abby was so helpful. The food was awesome, and so beautiful and delicious. I had the shrimp with zucchini and cauliflower with a tomato cream sauce. My bestie had the fried haddock with greenbeans and roasted potatoes.
We both ordered the lemon cake and dessert to go, came with sliced strawberries and blues. It was like a light sponge cake with a thick lemon crud type topping, it was very tart. But delicious.
… moreWe both ordered the lemon cake and dessert to go, came with sliced strawberries and blues. It was like a light sponge cake with a thick lemon crud type topping, it was very tart. But delicious.
carol horner
I’ve been going to Spazios since the late nineties, we have always had a great experience, but recently the prices & portion sizes are disappointing, we understand the prices of food have substantially increased, but to charge $34 for stuffed chicken & cut the size is not fair, we also had a Caesar salad which was very small in comparison to the salads we’ve had in the past
We have been faithful customers all these years & are very disappointed
… moreWe have been faithful customers all these years & are very disappointed
Abbie Cicconi
We have been going to Spazio for over 25 years and have never had a bad meal here! Prices are fair and the atmosphere is really comfortable. We always like to sit at a high top in the bar area but there is also a nice dining room to eat in. We always recommend Spazio and Chef Richardi to our friends!
… moreEl Stinco Farce
Would definitely come back here. Delicious food, cozy and quiet atmosphere and attentive staff. The number of dishes offered is perfect and reasonably priced. If you’re in the area you should check them out!
… morethe fear
ZERO STARS — IF I COULD GIVE NEGATIVE STARS, I WOULD
Dining at Spazio’s Restaurant was, without a doubt, one of the most horrendous experiences of my life. I don’t say that lightly — I’ve eaten gas station sushi before, and somehow that was better.
Let’s start with the service. Or rather, the complete and utter lack of it. Our server acted like we were an inconvenience from the moment we walked in. They didn’t smile once, got our order wrong twice, and disappeared for 40 minutes — probably to escape the chaos happening in the kitchen, which I can only assume was run by blindfolded raccoons based on the “food” we were served.
Speaking of food: inedible. I ordered what they claimed was “house-made lasagna.” What arrived was a lukewarm, watery mess that looked like it had lost a fight with a microwave. The sauce tasted like it came from a can labeled Regret, and the noodles were somehow simultaneously soggy and crunchy — a culinary paradox I never want to experience again.
My companion ordered the steak. Big mistake. It came out gray, rubbery, and drenched in something pretending to be “gravy.” I wouldn’t feed that to a stray dog — actually, that would be animal cruelty.
Oh, and the ambiance? Imagine being trapped in a 1990s dentist office with bad lighting and the faint smell of mildew. There was a flickering light above our table that felt like a horror movie jump scare waiting to happen, and the music was a random loop of elevator jazz mixed with what I swear was a dial-up modem sound.
The bathroom? I’d rather go in a gas station dumpster behind a haunted Waffle House. Filthy, unkempt, and no soap. Zero hygiene. An actual biohazard.
In short: Spazio’s is where your taste buds go to die. If you value your time, your money, your digestive system, and your will to live — stay far, far away
… moreDining at Spazio’s Restaurant was, without a doubt, one of the most horrendous experiences of my life. I don’t say that lightly — I’ve eaten gas station sushi before, and somehow that was better.
Let’s start with the service. Or rather, the complete and utter lack of it. Our server acted like we were an inconvenience from the moment we walked in. They didn’t smile once, got our order wrong twice, and disappeared for 40 minutes — probably to escape the chaos happening in the kitchen, which I can only assume was run by blindfolded raccoons based on the “food” we were served.
Speaking of food: inedible. I ordered what they claimed was “house-made lasagna.” What arrived was a lukewarm, watery mess that looked like it had lost a fight with a microwave. The sauce tasted like it came from a can labeled Regret, and the noodles were somehow simultaneously soggy and crunchy — a culinary paradox I never want to experience again.
My companion ordered the steak. Big mistake. It came out gray, rubbery, and drenched in something pretending to be “gravy.” I wouldn’t feed that to a stray dog — actually, that would be animal cruelty.
Oh, and the ambiance? Imagine being trapped in a 1990s dentist office with bad lighting and the faint smell of mildew. There was a flickering light above our table that felt like a horror movie jump scare waiting to happen, and the music was a random loop of elevator jazz mixed with what I swear was a dial-up modem sound.
The bathroom? I’d rather go in a gas station dumpster behind a haunted Waffle House. Filthy, unkempt, and no soap. Zero hygiene. An actual biohazard.
In short: Spazio’s is where your taste buds go to die. If you value your time, your money, your digestive system, and your will to live — stay far, far away
Tony Augmon
This is a great place with good food, atmosphere, and hospitality. The food was delicious and staff was very friendly. It’s a nice place to go just for drinks and appetizers or for a full meal. Try it out and you will definitely be back.
… moreMarsha Deal-Brown
I have never been disappointed here. Great food, awesome staff and a chef that knows how to prepare a perfect piece of salmon.
… moreGenevieve Brunet
I would go back. The restaurant is charming and inviting. The decor was chic and there is ample space, in the restaurant and in the parking.
The doors aren’t automated but there was a ramp.
The host was quick to great us and we sat in a high top table. The waitress was very effective at getting our drinks and bringing over delicious bread to eat with a hummus type dip.
The food was tasted good and the kids enjoyed their meals.
The washroom wasn’t particularly accessible.
The prices were pretty reasonable for quantity and quality.
… moreThe doors aren’t automated but there was a ramp.
The host was quick to great us and we sat in a high top table. The waitress was very effective at getting our drinks and bringing over delicious bread to eat with a hummus type dip.
The food was tasted good and the kids enjoyed their meals.
The washroom wasn’t particularly accessible.
The prices were pretty reasonable for quantity and quality.
Lucy DePaula
Great customer service and amazing food love it and highly recommended
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