Pazzo’s reasonably priced menu offers bar snacks, pizza, salads; bites light and heavy; the usual (veal parm), the less usual (chicken livers), and the in-between (wild boar Bolognese). It’s as wide-ranging as the restaurant itself, which starts with an outdoor patio, segues into a long room divided into corridorlike spaces, and ends with another big room downstairs. --Devra First, The Boston Globe (Sept. 2, 2009)
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Newbury Street is a tricky place to open a restaurant. The clientele has a split personality. (Full review)