Boston Restaurant Guide
Marliave Restaurant
(2 ratings)
(617) 423-6340
31 Bromfield Street, Boston, MA 02108
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Restaurant Description
A 124 year old restaurant in the heart of historic Boston. Excellent food. Has a roof garden area overlooking the streets of Boston. Located at 31 Bromfield, Boston MA Phone 617 423-6340 Very friendly management and excellent service and food.
May 28, 2005 @ 7:47 PM
a diner from Worcester, MA
What a great find Marliave is. It's hidden away on a dead end street, but what a treasure. Delicious, authentic Italian food, and entres for about $10. Our waiter was a charming older Italian gentleman. We had a wonderful meal and a very nice time.
a diner from North Carolina
Many years ago(over 25) my family made the Marliave a weekly event for us all. I well remember the food was excellent, the service with the old Italian waiters made us feel like royalty at every visit. The owners Mr. Tony Rossetti and Albert Amadei became our friends and watched over us at all times. The staff, the hostess, and especially the manager a man named Mario always took excennt care of us personally as they did each and everyone who entered the restaurant. Well, enough of the rambles of an old man.
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May 28, 2005 @ 7:47 PM
a diner from Worcester, MA
What a great find Marliave is. It's hidden away on a dead end street, but what a treasure. Delicious, authentic Italian food, and entres for about $10. Our waiter was a charming older Italian gentleman. We had a wonderful meal and a very nice time.
a diner from North Carolina
Many years ago(over 25) my family made the Marliave a weekly event for us all. I well remember the food was excellent, the service with the old Italian waiters made us feel like royalty at every visit. The owners Mr. Tony Rossetti and Albert Amadei became our friends and watched over us at all times. The staff, the hostess, and especially the manager a man named Mario always took excennt care of us personally as they did each and everyone who entered the restaurant. Well, enough of the rambles of an old man.
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May 28, 2005 @ 7:47 PM
a diner from Worcester, MA
What a great find Marliave is. It's hidden away on a dead end street, but what a treasure. Delicious, authentic Italian food, and entres for about $10. Our waiter was a charming older Italian gentleman. We had a wonderful meal and a very nice time.
a diner from North Carolina
Many years ago(over 25) my family made the Marliave a weekly event for us all. I well remember the food was excellent, the service with the old Italian waiters made us feel like royalty at every visit. The owners Mr. Tony Rossetti and Albert Amadei became our friends and watched over us at all times. The staff, the hostess, and especially the manager a man named Mario always took excennt care of us personally as they did each and everyone who entered the restaurant. Well, enough of the rambles of an old man.
