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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2026 · 58 MIN

Tommy DeVito on Boston’s Food Scene, Viral Reviews & Why Italian Food is Overrated | So New England #81

from So New England with Ian Brownhill · host Ian Brownhill

Boston’s food scene is one of the best in the country… but is it overrated?This week, we sit down with Tommy DeVito of DeVito Food Reviews to talk about his rise as one of New England’s fastest-growing food creators. With over 100K followers, Tommy has built his platform by staying authentic, supporting local businesses, and giving honest takes on what’s actually worth eating.We dive into his origin story, how a simple moment at Tasty Burger turned into a full-blown content brand, and what it’s like balancing a full-time job with creating viral food content. Tommy also shares his thoughts on Boston’s Italian food scene, why pizza is the real hidden gem, and how social media is changing the way people discover restaurants.Plus, we get into Rhode Island food culture, street interviews, and what makes New England’s food scene so unique.If you care about food, culture, and building something real from the ground up, this episode delivers.

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