BY: SCOTT KEARNAN
If you’ve been craving a whole lot of comfort food lately, you’re not alone. And chicken parmesan, whether served as a sandwich or a full-size dinner feast, definitely qualifies. The humble staple of Italian-American restaurants is easy to find at just about any sub shop, and let’s face it: It’s hard to screw up. It’s even harder, though, to offer one that stands out—so if you’re looking for one worth going the extra mile (or two) here are a few of the top spots in town.
Anchovies
Dim, cozy, and covered in bric-a-brac (including a disco ball on the ceiling), Anchovies is Old South End in all the right ways. The casual, come-as-you-are vibe is exactly what you want when you’re hunkered down in a wooden booth, diving in to generous portions of Italian-American eats—including, of course, chicken parmesan on a mound of marinara-soaked linguini. Rather huddle up at home? It tastes just as great as takeout.
433 Columbus Ave., Boston, 617-266-5088, anchoviesbar.com.
SOURCE: https://www.bostonmagazine.com/
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