
BY: Anna Arriaga
Want to live your Italian summer dreams without the long flight? Head to the Seaport District’s newest venue, Bar Toscana, now open on the ground floor of its big sibling Tuscan Kitchen. A delightful aperitivo awaits, not to mention small plates of caviar-topped pasta, braised duck arancini, fried calamari, and more.
Decorated with lush greenery and eye-catching Italian murals, even the indoor portion of Bar Toscana feels like you’re on a sunny piazza, in part thanks to the large sliding doors that connect the inside with a 16-seat patio. (And yes, the intention is to allow dogs on the patio, once approved.) The vibes and the menu are a fit for a variety of occasions, whether you’re out with a group or on a summery date.
SOURCE: https://www.bostonmagazine.com
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