Best Neighborhood Gem Restaurants in Foxborough

Classy & cozy but I kept smelling chemicals or something which was a complete turn off. The garlic bread served was hard & stale but we asked for a fresh one & then it came out softer & fresher. The seafood special wasn't that special. Just some seafood over pasta with a lot of sauce. I've had better seafood specials in other restaurants & for the price I don't think it was worth it. On a positive note, our waitress was very sweet & attentive.

This is a consistently good restaurant. The servers are outstanding. The food is very good quality and the prices are very fair. Always enjoy the atmosphere as well.

Our dinner was fabulous per usual and our waitress Kendra was efficient and wonderful per usual! We absolutely love this place. It never disappoints.!! I had the salmon, my husband had the chicken saltimboca and my daughter had the spaghetti and meatballs.. all 3 dishes were awesome! Highly recommend!

Excellent food. Great service from Candy! Our go to restaurant!

Saturday January 4. The Venetian is the epitome of Christmas festivities, colorful and decorated tastefully in every possible space. You must make it a family tradition to go during the Christmas season. We ordered the rigatoni à la vodka with shrimp and scallops, pasta was perfect al dente, shrimps were tender and scallops were sweet. Appetizer was eggplant, stacked, olive oil and seasonings, no tomato sauce and was actually delicious enough to order again. Food and service was excellent, so was the wine and cocktails. A favorite restaurant! We will definitely go back again and again. Before you sit, check out which table they want to seat you at and make sure it is not in the back room where they put screaming , out of control kids, which is the parents fault and not The Restaurant. There were two tables, each had three or four children, one table so well behaved and the other table thought they were on the hockey rink. Before a parent complains about my insensitivity, I have five children and five young grandchildren, and they all know the difference from Restaurant behavior to schoolyard rowdiness, with guidance from their parents . I hope the parents at that table read this. Viva La difference’ and Happy New Year.