Regina Pizzeria

Our tour guide (Dave with Hub Town Tours) recommended we try Regina’s Pizzaria. He said it’s simply the best pizza in the world 😊. So we tried it and Dave wasn’t wrong. It’s a very small place but the atmosphere is so North end Boston and very cool. The walls are decorated with hundreds of police, fire department and other services badges from all over the country making an interesting and patriotic display. Our pizza had the best crust - thin, crunchy and melts in your mouth. The sausage, green peppers and onions were fresh and the tomato sauce came right out of Mom’s kitchen. The service was excellent and the price a great value. Don’t forget to dip your crust in the special oil concoction on your table. It’s delicious! I highly recommend Regina’s the next time you crave the best pizza in the world! 🏆

Our family of 4 adults got the large Giambotta pizza. Delicious and loaded with toppings, the crust recipe is perfection!! We definitely recommend coming at a non-prime time as the line gets really long at the North End location. We barely were able to finish the pizza and all left super full. Would recommend as a nostalgic and tasty addition to your Boston trip!

Casual, unique experience! The line was halfway down the block but only took 37 minutes. Had to try the world famous pizza! It didn’t disappoint. I usually like salad with my pizza and they don’t have ANYTHING BUT PIZZA and it was so good, it didn’t matter. The staff is impressive to watch as they work like a well oiled machine!

They have their own line of bottled soft drinks too and I enjoyed the cream soda immensely. Based on my rough estimate, they can sea 74 guests at a time in the 13 booths, 4 tables and short bar.

Besides seeing the USS Constitution, it was the highlight of my time in Boston.

Loved this place! Family favorite that we've loved for years. The two top recommendations from waitress were superb. Accommodations to our needs were great. Stored wheelchair in the side alley.

Regina’s Pizza in Boston is a must-visit! We ordered a small cheese and pepperoni pizza, and it was fantastic—easily the best pizza we’ve had in a long time. The crust was perfectly crispy, the sauce had just the right amount of tang, and the pepperoni added a delicious kick.

Yes, it’s a bit of an old-school dive, but that’s part of its charm. It feels like stepping into a piece of Boston’s history, and the atmosphere only adds to the experience. If you’re looking to discover one of Boston’s true local spots, Regina’s Pizza is definitely worth the visit. Highly recommend!