Dirty Water Dough Company

We had been recommended this place. We sought it out and weren’t disappointed. It was located in a nice area in Boston, and the restaurant was located on a Brownstone. When we got there, there was one table free and we grabbed it. They have gluten free (whole pizza options) and other pizza by the slice or a whole pizza. The server was very friendly and the atmosphere was casual and laid back. We had a great time, and the pizza was delicious.

Really great pizza here! I appreciated that they had an option already for half & half since it felt welcoming to use it to try multiple different kinds. My favorite flavors were the cola steak and the taco pizza. Pretty unique and the combinations worked really well together. I would definitely come back here for pizza, especially if already in the area. High marks.

Stopped in here in July 2025 during 4th of July Weekend. The pizza was just perfect. Opted for the slice and sat outside to eat. The location is within walking distance of the shops on Newbury Street and if staying at any of the hotels in the area a great place for a late night slice or take-out pizza. It can feel like a tourist trap but it is Newbury Street so often busy with tourists and shoppers. The pizza was was good and definitely worth the bite. Recommended for a good pizza if pressed for time. Would stop by again when in the area. Recommended.

My 1st experience with DW was negative. I ordered the Taco pizza which was dry and bland. But I had a giftcard this year and decided to give a 2nd chance and I am humbled. I don't recall the last customer service scenario, but last night the guy and girl working were attentive and pleasant. I ordered a cheese pizza and it was a great thin-crust pie. The sauce is on the sweeter side, but this was a decent plain option. However, the calzone was the star. It is an additional $3 to "calzone" a pizza, and this is one of the best upcharges you'll find here in the Commonwealth. I kept trying to decipher if this is the same dough as the pizza-it appears to be lighter and crisper than the pizza was. Flavorful and if you are eating conscientiously, this could satisfy two people. I am not a soda person, but they also have two classic sodas that I usually only find in NYC: Sarsaparilla and Birch beer. The only caveat is the spacing. The Newbury St location is tiny. I would suggest ToGo, particularly if there are more than two of you. I AM DEFINITELY returning to what I hope is a streak. Thanks for dinner!

Not sure why the rating is so high here- pizza is unremarkable and not very good with too much chewy cheese and thin flavorless sauce. Crust is ok and their soft drinks are good.