Regina Pizzeria

I traveled around the 🌏 many times but I have had here the best pizza ever. The restaurant is in the North End of Boston in the Italian quarter.
They offer wide variety of Italian food. The pizza was quickly made despite the place was packed. Rich with toppings, the right thickness and crunchy crust. The bigger size pizza is enough for 3 adults.
Better to make a reservation however on Monday lunch time we were lucky to get in just with walking in. The price is right! I know it is common in US but this place would deserve real metal cutlery not plastic and real plate not paper.

The original location is the BEST PIZZA IN AMERICA! I have had almost all the top rated pizza places all over the USA. Regina pizza in the north end of Boston is the legit king of the pizza world. Expect a line. Worth the wait. They only make pizza. Who wants a salad anyway? I order a small because it gives you the crispiest slices. Sausage, cherry peppers and anchovies this time. Ask for it crispy. Or skip the line and order it to go. Enjoy! Side note: this review only applies to the original location. It has a pizza oven dating back to the late 1800s. That’s part of the magic.

I mean this was all my heart, hands-down the best place in the neighborhood. The historic, iconic, and legendary pizzas live up to the hype. Trust the thousands of people from all over the globe fortunate enough to step foot in this sacred place.

The staff makes every single person in the building feel like family. It’s no surprise why this establishment has stood the test of time.

Super special thank you to DJ, Edwin and the team for always going above and beyond to make us feel welcomed.

Cheers, neighbors!!

See you tomorrow…

The most adorable little pizza place, the decor is super cozy and service is outstanding.
We got the classic cheese pizza with sausage and loved it. The sausage is by far the star of the show, it’s juicy and flavorful. Sauce and cheese are super tasty too, although we both agreed that the pie could use a little bit more of both (there are some bites towards crust that’s a bit bland).
Note: I don’t think they serve by slices at this location.

This was on my list of things to do in Boston. We went on a Sunday night and waited about 20 minutes to get a table. The line moved quickly. I'd say the service is what you would expect from the typical Bostonian pizza joint: straightforward and quick. One of the slices in our pizza was pretty burned, so we let the waitress know and she promptly offered to correct the situation.
I loved the peperoni, not too spicy or intense. It had a mild sweet taste to it. The crust was also flavourful.
I'd recommend this place on your stop in Boston.