Brought here by friends.layered eggplant special made with homemade mozzarella. ... incredible. Veal dishes rival Arthur Avenue N.Y. don't miss it.

To let you know how AMAZING Rino's Place on Saratoga Street in East Boston. This place is absurdly good! We had a party of ten (nurses in town for a critical care conference) on a Wednesday night who willingly waited nearly 3 hours for the extraordinary opportunity to enjoy dinner at Rino's! We spent time at the little bar across... More

We went to Rino' to celebrate our great friends' recent marriage and we knew it would be an adventure based on the reviews and word of mouth regarding the wait. We put our names in at 7pm on a Saturday night and headed over to the bar across the street where everyone in there is waiting for their table at... More

Rino's Place is in East Boston and a long ways from anything. You can take the Blue Line to the Airport Station and exit the station towards the west under the road towards park. It is an easy flat 5 or 6 block walk through a lower middle class neighborhood. Might be a tad sketchy at night, but we arrived... More

I read a few reviews on TA before deciding to try Reno's while staying in E. Boston before a flight. Basically I would agree with most of the reviews posted. The food was great, the portions were huge and the staff was friendly. This is a small place with not many tables that does not take reservations unless your a... More

Just returned to this great restaurant for another wonderful meal. We were eating at Regina's Pizzaria and the waitress heard us talking about this place and stated she had never eaten there before as it was too crowded.. My daughter and I decided to go at an off time on a Friday (3pm) and we only waited 10 minutes. Food... More

Very good food, great prices. Service was prompt and friendly. I was surprised by the quality of the food and the prices paid. Ate here recently for a business lunch. Good experience overall.

Our visit to Rino's Place over this past weekend was the highlight of our trip to Boston. We knew of Rino's Place from an episode of "Diners, Drive Ins, & Dives" and were anxious to try it. It's a teeny tiny place in East Boston (not in the Italian North End where you'd expect it to be). On Saturday, they... More

A very disappointing experience. The staff is very discriminatory to minority and ethnic groups. We waited almost two hours; closing time was approaching so I went back inside to ask how much longer. The hostess said: “I do not know a few people ahead of you.” I noticed, that everyone that came ahead of us was already seated and there... More