Description
Pammy's is a New American restaurant perched between Cambridge's Central and Harvard Squares with a cozy yet sophisticated vibe. When naming it the Restaurant of the Year, The Boston Globe wrote, "In part, it's the menu that makes it special, a pastiche of appetizers, pasta dishes, and main courses that are as smartly put together as they are delicious: foie gras torchon with figs and house-made focaccia, lumache with gochujang-warmed Bolognese sauce, a Berkshire pork chop with cream of fresh wheat, pancetta dashi, and radishes. Chef Christopher Willis has cooked at Rialto, Clio, and New York spots such as ABC Cocina and Sfoglia; at this restaurant (named for wife and co-owner Pam Willis) he takes loose inspiration from Italy. Desserts ? cocoa nib cake with caramel budino, crostata with crème fraiche ice cream ? are a sweet spot, and the drinks menu charms, with kicky cocktails and a long list of digestivi."
Pammy's interior is chic and inviting with a dual-opening fireplace wrapped in white ceramic, rich leather banquets and wonderful lighting and floral details. Their outdoor patio extends their amazing design aesthetic - it's lush and atmospheric set against the urban Cambridge neighborhood.
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