
In 1985, at the young and ambitious age of 24, Steve DiFillippo purchased a locally-owned family restaurant called Davio’s on Newbury Street in Boston’s trendy Back Bay. As Boston’s culinary tastes evolved, he transformed the location into a destination. He retooled the menu, space and the list. The new Davio’s soon garnered rave reviews. Everything is made by hand from the best ingredients. We serve everything from aged steaks to simple-yet-unique pasta creations. Mirror this philosophy in the kitchen with our expert and attentive staff in the dining room, seeing to your every need and taking pride in your enjoyment of the meal. Davio’s has locations in Back Bay, Seaport, Foxboro, Chestnut Hill, Lynnfield, Braintree, MA; GA, PA, TX & VA
High-end Italian steakhouse with an extensive menu & wine list, plus a refined bar.
Address and Contact Information
Address: BOS Terminal C, 1 Harborside Dr, Boston, MA 02128
Phone: (617) 981-4810
Website: https://davios.com/logan
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Related Web Results
Boston Back Bay – Davio’s
Boston Seaport – Davio’s
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Reviews
I had the 55-Day Prime Aged Flat Iron with Parmigiano Fries, Spinach, and Port Wine, and let me tell you—this meal had serious first-class flavor. The steak was perfectly cooked, the parm fries were cleared for immediate takeoff, and the port wine sauce really helped the whole dish land smoothly.
Honestly, this might be the only airport restaurant where your taste buds depart before your flight does. If every layover came with a steak like this, I’d start booking connections on purpose. Davio’s really nailed the landing. Oh and Ana was a true pleasure to interact with, GIVE HER A RAISE!! Maybe make her partner? ✈️
And the Manager Miss Benson and her compadre Daniella, what a dynamic duo. I hope you have a chance to appreciate their friendliness and humor.
All in all, a memorable experience! ❤️❤️
As mains we had the shrimp, they were unfortunately overcooked. The service and the margheritas compensated a bit otherwise I would have scored this a 3.