I’m moving to Boston and need to know where to find the best pizza

[Anonymous]

There is a good thread on Best DC pizza places, but I need a beginner’s guide to Boston pizza.

Will be grateful for any suggestions.

[Anonymous]

What style do you like? New York, Chicago, Detroit?

[Anonymous]

This is easy and the pizza in Boston is 100x better than DC. Pizzeria Regina in the North End and Santarpio’s by the airport. I like Pizzeria Regina personally but both are excellent.

Lots of comparisons out there http://onceuponasmallbostonkitchen.blogspot.com/2011/05/santarpios-vs-reginas-which-ones-better.html but I found the staff at Santarpio’s a little too grumpy for me and I’m a native.

[Anonymous]

Are you moving to Boston proper? If so, I agree with pp. if south shore, south shore bar pizza is amazing- thin crust. Lynwood’s is the gold standard and worth the drive to Randolph. Most grocery stores sell Cape Cod cafe pizza (south shore bar pizza style) in the frozen section. Follow the instructions (do not cook in a cookie sheet) and it’s good for homemade frozen.

[Anonymous]

Santarpio's is my favorite or go to Providence for Casertas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is easy and the pizza in Boston is 100x better than DC. Pizzeria Regina in the North End and Santarpio’s by the airport. I like Pizzeria Regina personally but both are excellent.

Lots of comparisons out there http://onceuponasmallbostonkitchen.blogspot.com/2011/05/santarpios-vs-reginas-which-ones-better.html but I found the staff at Santarpio’s a little too grumpy for me and I’m a native.

+1 agree, Regina's is awesome.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Santarpio's is my favorite or go to Providence for Casertas.

This. Providence actually has a great variety of decently well done pizza styles.

[Anonymous]

I love your priorities OP! GL w the move.

[Anonymous]

Papa Gino's.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Papa Gino's.

Seriously?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What style do you like? New York, Chicago, Detroit?

Both New York and Chicago.

Thanks to all who have suggested!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Santarpio's is my favorite or go to Providence for Casertas.

Which Santarpio’s location is original/best? I found three locations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love your priorities OP! GL w the move.

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Papa Gino's.

Seriously?

Yuck. The Dominos of New England.

[Anonymous]

Go to the North End. Find the smallest, least impressive hole in the wall restaurant you can, preferably where everyone in the kitchen is over age 60 and speak little to no English. Eat best pizza.