Best Kid Friendly Restaurants in Northborough

Rail Trail has the the BEST salads and most creative and tasty flatbreads. Always a treat!

We chose to dine inside this time. The room was quiet due to the time of day, and the service was impeccable. The food was absolutely delicious. I had chicken and sausage cacciatore in my dining companion had chicken piccata with homemade pasta. We were also served bread and dipping oil. The bread was warm, light, and fluffy with a nice crunchy crust. Both meals were outstanding. The Piccata sauce was light flavorful and not overpowering, just the right amount of capers and quite a bit of chicken. My cacciatore, the chicken, was plentiful and tender, and the sauce was amazing. The thin slices of sausage were a nice added taste and texture to the meal. Instead of pasta, I had mine served over a medley of vegetables, zucchini, carrots, summer squash, and haricots vert. We passed on dessert this time, but on a previous visit, we had the limoncello cake, which was the perfect finish to our meal. I look forward to dining here again.

We were out of town and it was our 51st wedding anniversary. Finding a restaurant that was open on a Monday wasn't easy but Leo's turned out to be close to our hotel and the food was very good. We shared a special antipasto, he had fettuccine alfredo with chicken and I had eggplant stuffed with ricotta with linguine. Portions were large so we only finished half but took the leftovers to go. Service was slow but friendly. Most of the room was a bar and nearly all the tables were high tops because they had a large party coming in that used all the low tables, but they found a regular table and chairs for us (climbing onto a tall chair would have been difficult). The waitstaff wore shirts that said the restaurant has been there since 1910 so that's pretty impressive.

This is one of our favorite restaurants in the area. It has some of the best Italian food in the area. Highly recommend.