
Inspired by their mother’s home cooking, sisters Carla and Christine Pallotta opened Nebo in 2005 to bring their favorite childhood dishes to a new audience. With tireless devotion to their Pugliese roots, Nebo’s food and drink menu captures the true essence of dining in an Italian home. With an industrial decor that honors their family’s Italian neighborhood and outdoor patio seating overlooking the Greenway, Nebo is a refined, classically-Italian dining experience you won’t find anywhere else in Boston.
Hours
| Monday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 12–11 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 520 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 02210
Phone: (617) 723-6326
Website: https://www.neborestaurant.com/
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Reviews
Two members of our family have celiac disease, so we are very careful about gluten. Our waiter did a good job asking about allergies and checking in with us, but the food runner repeatedly gave us incorrect information. She first told us bread was gluten free when it wasn’t. Later she brought out our pizzas and assured us they were gluten free, even after I questioned it because they looked identical to the regular ones.
After taking a bite, I realized it wasn’t gluten free, and my daughter had already eaten a full slice. Our waiter handled it quickly and had new gluten-free pizzas made, and the restaurant did remove them from the bill. Unfortunately, by the time our food came out the rest of our family had already finished eating, which ruined what was supposed to be a birthday celebration. Both my daughter and I felt sick before we even left and are still dealing with the effects.
What was most surprising was that a manager never came over to apologize. For people with celiac disease, mistakes like this aren’t just inconvenient—they make us sick for days. Staff training and communication around gluten-free food clearly needs improvement.
Nebo, along the beautiful Boston Greenway (great outdoor seating too), is more than just an Italian restaurant. It’s sophisticated, yet deeply familiar. From the bustling open kitchen to the friendly chatter, it’s like an invitation to a family dinner. The menu is a testament to the restaurant’s celebrated sister-chef owners and a masterclass in classic Italian dishes passed down from their mom’s Puglia region of Italy.
I can’t get enough of the amazing appetizers. We take the family style approach- ordering many- making sure everyone gets their favorites! These dishes are reminders of what my family ate growing up!
We had the crispy yet creamy arancini, perfectly golden spheres of mushroom cheese risotto with a touch of chestnut honey glaze- (I asked for a bit of marinara on the side!!) The Timballo di Melanzana was outstanding; and our family favorite – the fritto misto-filled with perfectly cooked mix of calamari shrimp and smelts! Yet I couldn’t leave without tasting 1-2 pizzas (Tradizionale & the Gino) cooked to perfection! The “stand at attention” crispy crunchy thin crust- never soggy or limp!! Hands down the best pizza in all of Boston!! (Hint: buy a few extra to take them home for lunch!)
Entrees: My husband had the classic Cioppino with tons of fresh fish in a light tomato base (don’t forget the side of amazing crunchy grilled homemade bruschetta) and I went with the fresh, house-made pasta – Spaghetti vongole! Delicious!!!
Do NOT pass on dessert! The Spumoni Sundae will knock your socks off as will the espresso gelato!
If you happen to go for lunch – hands down- order the Spuckies!
Our service was excellent (Michael) attentive, happy and professional! A great night out!! Nebo is always home to me!
I’ve also been here once for an apartment get-together, and while the dishes were fine, they weren’t anything memorable. If you’re in the area and don’t want to venture too far, it’s a convenient option, especially since it’s busy during lunchtime. But if you’re actually craving great Italian food, this isn’t the place.
I would definitely come back.
Very nice servers. Prices are just a bit insane (we got 2 pizzas, 2 pastas and a $33 veal Milanese).
Very polite and personable waiter. Just oddly super expensive.