BOSTON'S NORTH END
At the turn of the century, several hundred, and later several thousand, families crossed the ocean to settle here. Coming from their native Italy, they brought their customs and traditions, their openness and warmth, and their passion for cooking.

On Boston's streets, they opened their cafes and shops, set up their carts and stands, and created Boston's historic Faneuil Hall marketplace. They shared their culture and their world.

Joe Tecce's restaurant has been a North End institution for fifty years, playing a significant role in the lives of North End residents and contributing to the community in countless ways. Joseph Jr., Robert, and Sal Tecce have opened their hearts and their kitchens to the residents of the North End since the doors of the restaurant opened fifty years ago.

Tecce's ballroom is a place where North End residents gather to share the most important moments of their lives. Weddings, births, proposals, and anniversaries have all been celebrated at Tecce's. North End residents consistently celebrate their most intimate moments with the Tecce's because of the warmth and sincerity they feel every time they walk through the door.

Each year, the North End celebrates its culture through several Italian feasts and festivals. Joe Tecce's embraces these events, hosting receptions and parties to complement the festivities that honor the North End culture.

Wander the streets of the North End, absorb the atmosphere, the history, and the traditions Italian-Americans have brought to Boston. Dine at Tecce's and experience the flavor of fine food and family.