Bottomless pasta in Boston: Where to eat as many noodles as possible
From a hearty Rigatoni Bolognese or Linguini with clams to creamy Fettuccini Alfredo and refreshing pesto Fusilli, the world of "pasta-bilities" is endless.
A plethora of delectable pasta dishes can be found across the city of Boston , whether dining in the historic North End or checking out a new spot in Seaport or Southie. Not only that, some restaurants allow diners to indulge in unlimited pasta.
So, in honor of National Pasta Day on Friday, Oct. 17, these are some Boston establishments that offer bottomless pasta promotions.
Standard Italian's Bottomless Pasta Sundays
A kids bowl of rigatoni pasta at Standard Italian in Boston, Massachusetts.Courtesy of Standard Italian
Leave Sunday dinner to Standard Italian . Located just a stone's throw away from Fenway Park, the restaurant offers kids 12 and under bottomless complimentary pasta bowls every Sunday night. Standard Italian is located at 771 Beacon St. Rear, and is open 5 to 9 p.m. on Sundays.
Scampo Unlimited Pasta Mondays
A bowl of Linguini with clams at Scampo inside the Liberty Hotel in Boston, Massachusetts.Courtesy of Scampo
Spearheaded by James Beard Award winner Lydia Shire , Scampo recently launched unlimited pasta on Mondays. At $50 per person, the menu features six classic handmade pastas including Pomodoro, Carbonara and Cacio e Pepe. Scampo is located inside the Liberty Hotel at 215 Charles St., and is open 5 to 10 p.m. on Mondays.
Capo Bottomless Pasta Wednesdays
Capo in South Boston offers bottomless pastas on Wednesday nights.David Cifarelli
Capo in South Boston offers all-you-can-eat pasta every Wednesday night for $32 a person. Standout options include Maine Lobster Spaghetti alla Limone, Wagyu Shortrib Alfredo Casarecce and Penne alla Vodka. Capo is located at 443 W Broadway, South Boston and is open 4 to 10 p.m. on Wednesdays.
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