Italian

We now know where in Massachusetts where you can go to find the best deli in the entire state.

We love our subs and sandwiches up here in Maine, so it’s no surprise that this spot was recently named one of the best in America!

If you've seen the Netflix movie 'Nonnas' (based on a true story), you'll want to head to Benny's in Portland, Maine.

New Hampshire might not be known for the best Italian food but we have some establishments in the state the bring the quality and authenticity when it comes to Italian cuisine. This author has done the legwork (and by legwork I mean eaten a lot of pasta in the name of research) and I have highlighted my top five Italian Restaurant picks in the state of New Hampshire.

Surprisingly, this pizza and Italian chain, which opened its first location over four decades ago in Somerville, Massachusetts, has zero locations in Maine.

Have you ever had this?

What a flash from the past when Vito and GiGi walked into Ralphie's in Salem, New Hampshire.

We all know that Massachusetts has plenty of great local restaurants and eateries throughout the state. It's often the case that those are the spots the will have the best food hands down. Not only that, but it's always important to support businesses in the local community. And one of those local spots happens to be a family-run restaurant that's now being called the best family-run restaurant in the state.

A new Italian deli and market featuring grab and go food is set to open in Lewiston, Maine

Italian food is something you crave, here are some of Maine's finest.

Indulge in a culinary journey through New Hampshire's Italian market in Laconia, offering a taste of Italy's finest delights.

Theo's Cozy Corner Restaurant serves Italian and American dishes in the heart of Boston's North End.

Offering traditional Italian fare and seafood-centric dishes, this Massachusetts establishment has made a name for itself as one of the best Italian restaurants in the nation.

For well over a century, Amato's has been a tradition throughout Vacationland but it isn't just a Maine thing anymore

HECK YES!

They closed in 2019 after 65 years, but they're back!