Davide Restaurant was a great place. Haters hate because they have Evi in their heart. I personally love the place . I just wish they never closed. But whom would want to serve these hayers any more. Sad that is closed. I live in California just came by for diner so sad.

Great food and service. Check them out. I go there almost every week. Tasty food and good ambiance.

Just had an awesome dinner here last Friday. I love, love, love the new decor they've got going on. It's dark (but not too dark), like a wine cellar and they've got the cool half-moon booths, fresh flowers and candles which makes it awesome for a date. More importantly, the food was excellent. We were there early, before the real dinner rush, which awesome, because apparently the cook wanted to test out a new dish and so they brought it out to us (two big portions, might I add). It was seriously the best dish I've ever had in the North End. There wasn't a name for it, he just said that it was "lazy mans pasta", but it came in this garlic, buttery almost creamy sauce. If you see it on the menu, GET IT! If you don't, try asking for it anyway! We found ourselves asking for more bread just to dip in the sauce. As for our meal... You'll start with some little bread rounds and some oil. Our waiter asked if we wanted vinegar and parmesan to add to the oil, and it was a great thing because it was damn tasty all together. I'd recommend that they just do the oil that way all the time. We didn't LOVE the flatbread pizza, but it was still well made and tasted good. My pasta with pesto sauce was totally delicious, and was a huge portion. I was feeling like a big fattie by the time I was done, but I really couldn't stop eating it. My boyfriend got the lemon chicken, which he said wa excellent. I had a bite and I tend to agree. Super juicy and the glaze/sauce/rub or whatever it was, was delish. I'd definitely come back here. The ambiance was fantastic, our server was very conversational and professional and wanted to make sure we liked everything and had drinks whenever we needed them.