Listed below are links to reviews of Carmen from around the web.
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more from bostonmagazine]
"This small North End eatery doles out tiny tapas-style noshes including steamed Wellfleet clams and classic pastas...."
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more from fodors]
| "For that vintage italien dining experience, Carmen is the place to go. While visitng colleges in the Boston area, my Aunt and Uncle took my family and I to Carmen, and it was spectacular...." |
2 reviews
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more from gayot]
| "One of the North End's tiniest, most unusual diamonds, Carmen is literally overshadowed by Paul Revere's house. At the bar, wine and small plates laden with roasted and marinated veggies make for an enoteca-like experience...." |
1 reviews
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more from judysbook]
| "It is so tiny inside that you will feel priveledged even to be seated at one of the restaurant's small and cramped tables. Some are super comfortable with one side being a couch with tons of throw pillows...." |
3 reviews
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more from local.yahoo]
| "Company Information: Carmen is considered by many as one of the city's best known secrets. The upside is that you don't have to go far to experience a really nice Euro-Italian meal, the down side is that you may have to wait - especially on a weekend - fo..." |
2 reviews
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more from restaurants.boston]
""heres the kind of undeniably friendly, downright cute hole-in-the-wall that keeps the neighborhood real. packed with a mere 15-odd tables, carmen keeps its crowds happy with glasses of wine and small tapas-style plates of roasted red pepper and olives at..."
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more from search.cityguide.aol]
| "It's a rarity these days to discover a local restaurant through word of mouth -- a fact that is less indicative of Boston's dining scene than the well-oiled publicity machine that accompanies it. What with the scrum of glossy magazines vying to discover t..." |
14 reviews
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more from tripadvisor]
"I had read how marvellous this place was and had saved it for our last evening in Boston. Prices were on the high side particularly for such a small place, with brown paper tablecloths...."
