

Scampo, the stunning first floor restaurant in Boston’s Liberty Hotel, is a culinary destination created by legendary chef Lydia Shire and The Lyons Group. At Scampo, Shire’s reputation for defying tradition translates into Italian-inspired cuisine unrestrained by borders, drawing on flavors from the Mediterranean and Middle East. Designed in collaboration with renowned designers Rafael Alvarez and Brannen Brock, Scampo is a reflection of Chef Shire: bold, red and full of energy.
Liberty Hotel’s chic destination (& former jailhouse) for Italian fare & mozzarella bar.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 215 Charles St, Boston, MA 02114
Phone: (617) 536-2100
Website: http://www.scampoboston.com/
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-loved the ambiance and atmosphere
-from reading other reviews: we weren’t given a complimentary bread basket or dip…
-the espresso martini was given with cream to me…I was surprised , but the waiter without a problem took it back and gave me a real espresso martini…
-the lobster pizza was delicious!
-the tuna tartar was delicious!
-my partner got the scampo cracklings & hot pepper
(Now there was no actual description of what’s entirely in this…nor did the waiter ask us if we had any allergens, or anything) we don’t eat pork…. And I was very upset after he told me that it tastes like meat and we confirmed with the waiter…but I didn’t make a scene or anything because it was New Year’s Eve…
But for a place like this,,, he assumes I want cream in my espresso martini, he didn’t ask for any food allergies or anything….it’s utterly upsetting.
-I wasn’t a fan of the tiramisu…I had better elsewhere
Overall very nice restaurant and I do recommend.
The evening began with three golden breadsticks served alongside a thick, velvety fava bean dip brightened with basil and olive oil, arranged in the shape of a leaf. It set the tone for a meal that was both elegant and playful.
For my Caesar salad, the server asked if anchovies were okay. Absolutely — a true Caesar should have them. Crisp romaine, a tangy dressing, and the briny anchovies made it one of the best Caesars I’ve ever tasted.
The corn soup was a creamy, sunshine-yellow bowl of comfort, accompanied by a tiny, salty sandwich — so naturally, I dunked it right into the soup. It was marvelous.
For the main course, I chose the spaghetti Bolognese. The server suggested a half portion, but I’m glad I went for the full. It arrived perfectly sauced and deeply satisfying. On the side, I ordered fried peas, a house favorite, served with two dipping sauces. They were as addictive as they sound.
To drink, I had a blackberry sparkling mocktail — refreshing and slightly tart. And for dessert, I opted for a root beer float. While the dessert took about 30 minutes to arrive after ordering, the rest of the service was attentive, with multiple staff members checking in to see if I wanted a drink earlier in the meal.
Despite the wait at the end, this dinner reminded me why Lydia Shire is a Boston legend: bold flavors, confident execution, and a touch of whimsy.
Staff was amazing, our bartender was great and very accommodating.
A little pricey, so be prepared.
About a week before Valentine’s Day, we noticed the restaurant had switched to a prix fixe menu for the holiday—which is completely understandable given how busy the night would be. The challenge was that there weren’t many options that worked for her dietary restrictions, and at that point it would have been difficult to secure another reservation elsewhere. She called the restaurant to ask about accommodations and was assured they could gladly accommodate her gluten-free needs. While there were technically gluten-free items on the prix fixe menu, they all included meat.
When we arrived, we explained the situation to our server, Brian. I don’t usually write reviews, but our experience with him—and with Scampo overall—truly deserves recognition. Brian immediately checked with the kitchen, and they went above and beyond by preparing a gluten-free pasta with pomodoro sauce that wasn’t even offered on that evening’s menu, just to ensure my wife had something she could fully enjoy.
Brian’s professionalism, attentiveness, and genuine care made the entire evening feel special and stress-free. It was refreshing to feel so well taken care of.
We’re already looking forward to coming back so we can experience the full menu.
Thank you, Brian, and thank you, Scampo, for making our Valentine’s Day memorable!