
Hours
| Monday | 4–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–11 PM |
| Thursday | 4–11 PM |
| Friday | 12–11 PM |
| Saturday | 12–11 PM |
| Sunday | 12–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 352 Hanover St, Boston, MA 02113
Phone: (617) 742-9600
Website: https://littlesageboston.com/
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Reviews
Their herbed flatbread was so good on its own but when paired with the burrata, it was perfection! The burrata is plated with roasted delicata squash, a brown butter vinaigrette, pepitas, and arugula.
We enjoyed the bucatini ala gricia with leoncini pancetta, black pepper, and pecorino pepato. A huge portion so we brought half home!
The baked fazoletti pasta with short rib, spinach, fontina, and cherry tomatoes was nothing like we’ve eaten before, and it was delicious!
I really appreciated how our waiter, Michael, double checked my food allergies that are listed in my Open Table account before we ordered. I devoured the paccheri with roasted Joyberry Farm mushrooms, brussel sprouts, and black truffle butter. So, so goooood!
And then to polish off such a yummy experience, we enjoyed a special serving of the olive oil cake which was served beautifully with mascarpone and amarena cherries. We were full by this time and yet somehow the cake disappeared! It’s a great balance of sweet and savory, and a perfect size for sharing.
So the next time you’re in Boston’s North End and you’re looking for a great new place to try, check out Little Sage! I think you’ll love it too! Great spot for food before watching a game at the Garden, and we could actually hear ourselves talk because we weren’t sitting elbow to elbow next to another table. Great wine selection too.
The kale pasta isn’t quite like a basil-based one — it has a more earthy, raw flavor, which some people might really love. You can tell there’s finesse and thought put into the dish, even if it wasn’t exactly to our personal taste.
Between the two pastas we tried, the gnocchi was slightly better than the squid ink pasta. The squid ink pasta had a well-balanced texture, but the seasoning was quite mild and a bit boring overall.
The braised oxtail was very tender, but there was surprisingly little meat. The dish was dominated by cranberries, which made it unappealing for me, and it ended up being my least favorite item.
The grilled octopus appetizer was actually the highlight of the meal and the only dish I genuinely enjoyed.
For an app we got the “MITAKE MUSHROOM TEMPURA, ALMOND ROMESCO &
STRACIATELLA” which was such a nice combo of flavours and textures. The mushrooms had minimal seasoning to let the quality of the ingredient shine through.
Our two pastas were: “BUTTERNUT SQUASH CASONCELLI, SAGE, BROWN BUTTER, TOASTED HAZELNUTS, VIN COTTO” and the “PACCHERI, ROASTED JOYBERRY FARM MUSHROOMS, BRUSSELS, BLACK TRUFFLE BUTTER.” Truly enjoyed both of these – the pasta was cooked to perfection. I liked the butternut squash one a little bit more but they were both excellent.
I’m not one to gush about service but it’s truly great here. They are attentive without being overbearing and overall make the experience relaxing. My only note is that the space is on the smaller side so it’s a little noisy. However, that won’t deter me from coming back!
Really liked the folded pasta with chuck meat
Did not like the dessert
We were a group of 4 and we did not finish 1 dessert shared amongst all of us
That does not normally happen