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GEMIGNANI'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT
(906) 482-2902-
Gemignani's (JIM-in-YAN-eez) has highly recommended homemade specialties: gnocchi and ravioli (meat, cheese, or a surprisingly good cheese and raisin). “This is the place for pasta,” in the opinion of one food-lover and his vegetarian wife. Another repeat customer comes for the veal and chicken marsala, and because it's a quiet place to talk. The family recipe for the thick Northern Italian meat sauce is from the old Gino's, an area landmark. Garlic-cream sauce is a vegetarian option. Nice crusty dinner rolls. Big portions. Sandwich menu, too. Dishes like baked chicken with rosemary potatoes are on special. Homemade pies. Espresso drinks and Italian sodas. Now smoke-free.
512 Quincy/ U.S. 41 toward the west end of downtown Hancock, across from Finnish Cultural Center and Finlandia. Mon-Fri 11-9, Sat 5-9. Wheelchair access: 1 step. Family-friendly. Beer & wine.


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