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

[Anonymous]

I saw the title and was planning to say “give up and drive to New Haven”, but I see that others have beaten me to it!

And once you get to New Haven:
Modern > Sally’s > Bar > Pepe’s

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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.

+1

[Anonymous]

Ernesto's in north end and Santarpios in eastie

[Anonymous]

Umberto's in north end is also really good, thick crust. They sell out every day before dinner

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Anonymous wrote:

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.

I lived directly across the street from Regina’s when I first graduated from college! Paid $450 a month in a 4th floor walk up.

[Anonymous]

OP - Thanks to all who have submitted suggestions.

Looking forward to trying all and to visiting New Haven suggestions.

[Anonymous]

Otto! In Brookline. T Anthony’s. Also Brookline. Santarpios east Boston. Frank pepe chestnut hill mall. You’re welcome.

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Anonymous wrote:Otto! In Brookline. T Anthony’s. Also Brookline. Santarpios east Boston. Frank pepe chestnut hill mall. You’re welcome.

Also umbertos in north end but you can only get it at lunch.

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Anonymous wrote:Otto! In Brookline. T Anthony’s. Also Brookline. Santarpios east Boston. Frank pepe chestnut hill mall. You’re welcome.

Graciaś

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Anonymous wrote:

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.

Friends just went, said it is still awesome.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pinocchio's Pizza and Subs

https://www.pinocchiospizza.net/

Haha maybe not the best but iconic.

[Anonymous]

I sometimes like the style of pizza overflowing with gooey cheese that seems to be popular with lots of others (Regina's is a good example), but my all time favorites in the Boston area are Area Four in Cambridge and Stoked in Brookline. I also love Pepe's but have only been to the New Haven location. Otto is good too but I don't like how their crust is so thin that it gets soggy in the middle, and I usually do build your own there because most of their topping combinations are a little weird.

[Anonymous]

Ernesto's for NY style

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Anonymous wrote:

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

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

East Boston

[Anonymous]

I love Galleria Umberto in the North End or Regina's!!