Rino's, East Boston

Shares a photo of a bone-in veal chop parm at Rino's when asked for favorite Boston meals.

Calls the Rino's suggestion the top restaurant in the city.

Says a regular pasta plate can feed several adults.

Calls Rino's fantastic but notes it is tough to get into.

Recommends Rino's in East Boston with a playful tone.

Says Rino's is one of the two best city picks for the poster's taste.

Suggests Rino's in Eastie as a less pretentious option than the North End.

Agrees with earlier suggestions of Rino's.

Agrees with the recommendation but warns about long waits and notes portions can cover multiple meals.

Recommends Rino's for an old-school style, while pointing to Geppetto in Cambridge for something modern.

Says Rino's requires arriving right at opening to get a table, unlike Mario's.

Calls Rino's a favorite spot away from the North End.

Recommends it.

Agrees Rino's is the answer, praising its Italian food and short menu.

Misses Rino's takeout but says the wait for a seat was always very long.

Praises Rino's for very large portions.

Says the described experience matches Rino's and advises arriving right at opening.

Names Rino's as a pick.

Ranks Rino's in East Boston as the city's top restaurant, beyond just Italian.

Lists Rino's in East Boston as an excellent no-frills spot; cash only.