I was really looking forward to trying them, but the pizza didn’t quite hit the spot. It was very greasy, and the dough was under-salted and overly floppy—even though I ordered it well done.
The staff was incredibly accommodating and went out of their way to help us with our toddler. The pizza and cheesecake came highly recommended—and they didn’t disappoint! The espresso was also excellent. Great service and delicious food made for a lovely experience.
The outside seating was cute and quiet! Even in the middle of a city. Excellent white pizza. This spot really shows how walkable and community-feeling even the downtown areas of Boston feel. I loved it!
If you're from NY looking for a true NY style slice this is the best place I've found in Boston. I've lived here 7 years now and this is the only place that measures up. Less than $10 for two slices and a drink.
Lily’s Pizza is a happy accident we’re glad happened. We were just looking for somewhere between work and the train station, and it turns out this place was a winner. We went with the sausage and cherry pepper pizza, and I’m not going to lie—the crust really stole the show. Solid flavor, like, "I’d eat this crust by itself" good.
As for drinks, we tried the Lily's Smash. It was... fine. Definitely strong on the peach flavor, so if you're into that, you're in luck. If not, maybe skip it. No hard feelings.
The atmosphere was fun—live music, quirky decor, and a pretty lively crowd. It’s got that casual but cool vibe. Overall, solid pizza, solid vibes, and I’d definitely recommend for a post-work pizza fix.