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Hours

Mon.-Sat. 5:30-10PM
Closed Sun.

Nearest Subway Station

North Station
135 Causeway St
Commuter Rail, Orange Line, Green Line

Cross Street

Salem Street

Parking

Validated parking available at nearby pay lots (Congress Street and Parcel 7)

Pricing

Medium ($$)

Sage   

69 Prince St
Boston, MA 2113
617-248-8814
www.sageboston.com

Rating: 3 out of 5  (6 Ratings)   Read Reviews (6)    Rate and Write a Review

Most North End restaurants are flypaper for the adjective ''cozy,'' but few actually merit the title. With less than 30 seats in its snug Prince Street space, Sage does ''cozy'' with candlelight, attention to detail and a strong hybrid of regional Italian and New American cuisine. The miniature scale of the restaurant is carried through in the size of the entrees, which some patrons complain are an insult to healthy appetites. That said, few complain about the quality of chef/owner Anthony Susi's creations, which embody his cosmopolitan approach to cooking and his roots in the North End neighborhood where he was raised. Under Susi's ownership, Sage aspires to inventive and fresh Italian cooking. Spins on traditional fare include hand-rolled potato gnocchi tricked out in gorgonzola cream sauce, and pan-fried calamari rendered exotic with grilled asparagus, citrus vinaigrette and cilantro oil. The wine list offers reasonably priced vintages from Italy, Oregon, California and France. -- Julia Clinger

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Review rating 5 out of 5
Sage is now in the South End on Washington Street
By PeterCharlesHolm on 08/25/2008
Sage is now located at 1395 Washington Street on the new Restaurant row in the South End. Anthony Susi's culinary reputation fits in well in the most contemporary dining hot spot in Boston. His signature dishes, including Kobe Carpaccio and rice-smoked Duck Breast with a fennel spuma, and handmade pastas and award-winning gnocchi have been transplanted into the larger space in the South End and quickly became a neighborhood mainstay as well as every foodies' destination. The elegant, but cozy cafe serves food until midnight every night of the week along with boutique wines, spirits, and cutting-edge cocktails as well as the traditional martinis until one a.m.
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Review rating 1 out of 5
Don't waste your money
By tareniello1 on 11/17/2007
I've learned one thing.....read the reviews before you go see a movie. This was a waste of time and money. Many of the kids in the theatre were bored and several parents got up and left. Not a movie I would want to watch twice!
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Review rating 5 out of 5
THE BEST!
By simonelli60 on 06/27/2004
People looking for spaghetti and meatballs stay home. People looking for an incredible Italian meal cooked by an Italian, go to Sage's. Being Italian, I've never really trusted pasta to anyone but myself and my mother until I've had gnocchi at Sage's. It is a mystery how he can make such a normally heavy gnocchi into a light as a feather pasta. The best!
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Review rating 3 out of 5
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By frogmelon on 02/17/2004
The service and wine list were good, but the food left a lot to be desired. Noisy, drafty, and cramped. NOT A WISE CHOICE