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There is no doubt that we have it pretty good throughout Massachusetts when it comes to amazing local restaurants and eateries. And this includes every type of unique dish that is served up throughout the Bay State. But when it comes to Italian restaurants and eateries, what's the absolute best in Massachusetts?

If great comfort food is what you are craving, these Capital Region restaurants and dishes are can't miss!

A popular pizzeria and restaurant in Rensselaer County is expanding. El Presidente Dave Portnoy praised the pizzeria's pizzas as among the best. Now, the owners are ready to open a sit-down restaurant.

There is a family-owned Italian restaurant in Warren County and after seven decades of serving the community with a loyal customer base, they have decided to sell.

A popular Italian restaurant in Schenectady is now for sale, and for $2.2 million, you can own a thriving restaurant with over 75 years of Capital Region history.

Two of New York State's most popular restaurants are cooking up a tasty surprise!

An Italian restaurant and banquet facility that stood on Saratoga Lake for over eighty years, closed its doors in 2023. A few days ago, it was demolished and is gone forever. This place has a history with many in the Capital Region and now we only have fond memories to hold on to.

From Italian subs to turkey clubs and all sandwiches in between, these are the tastiest in the Capital Region.

There have been many different names of restaurants that have graced the sign outside of 54 Clifton Country Road in Clifton Park. The last restaurant lasted just ten months. Now there is a new eatery that is going to give it a go. Will it stand the test of time?

Since 1921 an Italian pastry shop in the Little Italy neighborhood of Schenectady has been open. So, why after one hundred and two years is it temporarily closed?

A national hoagie chain is getting ready to set up its first Capital Region sub-shop with some free eats.

Buffalo Bills left tackle Dion Dawkins gives his four best places for wings in Western New York.