Giorgiana's — Restaurant in Boston

I have been going here 4-5x a week every week for about a year - today I called at 8pm to see when they closed, they said 9pm (they had recently changed the hours and I just got back in town from visiting family and wanted to make sure after time change it hadn't changed again) I got there at 8:48pm - rushed to make it in time - ALL I wanted was a bottle of wine!!! The OWNER saw me, knew it was me, and looked away as she counted her change 12 minutes before close. Could care less that I spend around $200 a week here - wouldn't even acknowledge me. I will walk 3 more minutes to the wine emporium down the street and to CVS 3 minutes up the street to ensure I don't waste anymore of my money here. Horrible customer service especially to a loyal customer coming 12 minutes...

Giorgiana's is honestly the best place in the South End. I recently moved into the city and have had the best experiences here. I love the food and the workers. They always greet me with a smile and are efficient. The greek salad with grilled chicken is a personal favorite. The Obama is one of the best sandwiches. I have talked about this restaurant to other friends who live in the area and they 100% agree with me. BEST food and best selection of wines and other groceries. The owner is great and passionate about her work. Her employees are so friendly and welcoming. I will continue to come here and spread the word about the best place for...

I recently returned from visiting family in Boston's South End. I stayed in an apartment on Dwight, a block from Giogiana's. I stopped there for something almost every day. Their salads were always fresh. Their lemon chicken soup was to die for. In fact everything I had was delicious. The staff was warm and welcoming. They do a good job of keeping everyone socially distanced.They certainly deserve a five...