Eataly Boston

one of my favourite groceries and place to order some quick pasta when i'm craving hehehe :3located right at the prudential center entrance, didn't take long at all and the pasta was made fresh with the chefs right in front! kinda pricey but i am a brand loyal customer!

Stopped by for a quick bite before continuing my exploration downtown. It is located in the mall so you can enter through the mall or the exterior entrance.It is very busy inside and you can easily get lost because of all the turns and twists but there is a ton to look at!The lines go by super quick and you can also utilize the self checkout line.There are tables inside for sitting and enjoying your food or you can also walk outside or into the mall.I loved this grain bread that I found near the bakery! It was so perfect and full of seeds just the way I like it!There are restrooms located in the corner! You don't have to go into the mall for the restroom which was nice!

I know that Eataly is a tourist place, but as a born and bred Bostonian I love it. I am presently sitting comfortably alone at the bar eating a pizza and enjoying a glass of wine!The food and service are winners here!Plus their Olive Oil section!!! As a person that likes first pressed cold pressed olive oil (not supermarket) I absolutely love the selections!

Wow! The place was packed! Food everywhere you looked. Cheeses galore! Pasta! Pizza! Meats! Seafood! Desserts! Gelato! Seriously your one stop shop! The food was good. The pasta was fresh. I wouldn't say it's my number one go to. But I will say that I am glad to have finally tried it. The pizza, ravioli and the bucatini was my favorite. Not pictured were mozzarella bites - disgusting! Mushy and lacked flavor. At least check the place out once.

I was bit disappointed in the portion that I received at one of the eateries. I paid a little over 15 dollars for spaghetti with parm on top. Portion was very small and did not fill me up. The guy at the register was very nice and helpful with menu items . Everything here is very over priced but if you are looking for anything authentic Italian goods, dishes, wine ect , this is definitely the place to get that kind of stuff. I will give a rave to their Burrata cheese. That was really tasty. They have fresh flowers , gelato and plenty of options for everyone for a bit to eat.

Brief Summary:- Different floors with different restaurants and desserts- Review of a dessert I ate and the past restaurant- Pasta texture was tough- Pastries are unique and deliciousEataly is a fun place because it has different floors filled with restaurants and groceries. The focus on this review will be the pasta restaurant on the second floor and the dessert we bought from the food area that focused on desserts. We visited the evening to get the pasta restaurant. This is located in the center of the restaurant. We added ourselves to the waitlist, and after a few rounds of walking around the grocery we received a text message that our table is open. We ordered some pastas and raviolis, and I had the mushroom pasta. The pasta was tougher than al dente, so it required more chew. I thought this was just my dish, but it turns out all of the pasta were on the tough end. For the sauce, the raviolis and the mushroom sauce is rich but not too salty. For some of the tomato sauces, the tomatoes packed a sour kick to the taste buds.My relative had a vegetable ravioli, and they mentioned how there was something missing with the sauce, and it tasted better when they ate with the bread that came with the olive oil.After eating, we went to the dessert food area and tried out the "pick and choose" box of four. We picked some that looked like cheux (I like the name tiramicheux) and some of the chocolate puffs. I was mostly interested with the rum covered mini cakes. It was strange to see some of the little insects flying around it, but out of the many pastries it was the only one the insects were flying over. Since they weren't large flies, I let that pass and order that one as well. After making an order we carried this box at the hotel to eat.As expected, the rum covered one was my favorite, drenched in rum. This is probably not suitable for palettes that don't like bitter or alcoholic tastes. My other favorite was the tiramicheux, I enjoyed the coffee flavor and the fluffy texture of the cheux. I think it's a very good combination!

When I first walked in, I was amazed by all the sights and smells. The place is a grocery, restaurant, gelato shop, and coffee shop, all in one. There were stands with paninis, desserts, meats, and cheese. One of the restaurants in there, you pick a table, scan a barcode, order food/drinks, and they bring it out to you. When I think of Italy, this place shows me a snapshot of it (never been to Italy). Now why did I give it three stars? The woman at the counter that helped us get out paninis was not pleasant; she was impatient, rude, and not customer service friendly. The panini I ordered was the premade mortadella and cheese; it just was okay. The products in the stores overall seems quality. They had self checkouts and security. In conclusion, a nice place but seems that some of their employees may need customer service training.

TLDR: Great ambiance / food, long wait times, and somewhat pricey. Man, this place is MASSIVE! If you can't wait to get through the Pizza + Pasta line, you can always pick something up around the shop. I'd say the food is pretty solid overall - consistent 7s or above! However, there are some dishes that may get advertised and not be as good (for example, our waiter recommend the meatballs - they were NOT too good and rather expensive for what they were). Stick with your gut! ... and feed it well here while you're at it!

It's fine, similar to other Miyagi. Got a focaccia sandwich at a reasonable price in order to have something on my stomach before our table was ready for drinks at Earl's.

There is so much to see with counters selling everything from raw meat to gelato. Taking a trip to Eataly is offers a nice sampling of foods and goods from Italy. My favorite counter has to be the desserts and they sometimes open up a cannoli stand outside. It's pricey but the cannolis are on par with what you would find in the north endIt is usually packed and a little hard to navigate through all the people. Even worse if there is an event going on. There are often wine tastings or samples that let you try out items before purchasing.