Foodies in Roslindale and elsewhere may remember chef Charlie Redd, of Rozzie's now-closed Redd's; today, he's in Davis Square, in Somerville, where he serves some of Dragon Pizza's tastiest pizzas. It has an old school substore atmosphere, but a full bar and lots of heart, not to mention homemade ice cream. Hot Box, one of the food vendors at Somerville's Bow Market, is probably the best supplier of South Shore style bar pizza other than the South Shore, serving the perfect specimen of old school skillet pizza with golden cheese stains, a crispy, lacy outer edge, and a softer bottom crust. If you're having dinner with someone who doesn't want pizza (but why would you?) , Hot Box also serves great North Shore style roast beef sandwiches, and there are also plenty of other Bow Market vendors with lots of other food to eat and drinks to drink.
From the Neapolitan style to the new school style, from round to rectangular, eat a cake at the best pizzerias in Boston If you want authentic pizza, go straight to the Source Source restaurant in Harvard Square, of course. This gastropub and pizzeria in Cambridge is proud to find local, seasonal ingredients to use in its selection of cakes, pasta and small, wood-fired plates. Since it opened its doors last year, this place has gained a huge following for its pasty delicacies, which are characterized by their perfectly bubbly crusts that also have just the right amount of charcoal and top quality dressings. While this menu offers a lot of creative and untraditional versions of the classics, people come here mostly for their pepperoni pizza, which is full of roni cups and comes with vincotto (an elegant white wine syrup) so you can enjoy bathing and sprinkling it.
In Kendall Square, this brick oven-made pizza supplier is known throughout the city for its unique tarts with a back-to-basics approach. All the dishes on their crusted menu are prepared with simple, high-quality ingredients and sourdough for 30 hours. The pizzas feature top-notch ingredient combinations, such as bacon and clam sauce, smoked pork shoulder and roasted pineapple sauce, and pickled sausages and peppers. From Neapolitan style to new school, from round to rectangular, eat a cake at the best pizzerias in Boston.
So to answer the question of where to find the best pizza in every neighborhood in Boston, we've selected 18 of the best places to sell cakes in the city for you to visit right now. The Detroit-style pizza craze that has swept the country by storm in recent years has left Boston pretty much intact, but if you want to try a delicious Michigan platter, Avenue Kitchen and Bar is the place to be. But waiting in line at the original full-service Thacher Street venue is still an essential dining experience in Boston. Stop for a cake (burrata pizza is always a good option here) while watching the big game and having some beers with friends and, the next day, return to eat their breakfast pizza full of bacon and eggs while you feed on a hangover during brunch.
This is the place where you forgo the subtleties and ingredients to quietly eat the best cheese pizza in town. We've taken the time to gather the best pizzerias in Boston for those Friday nights when nothing else works. Ciao wins the award for the best pizza restaurant in Boston that you probably haven't heard of, because it's hidden in the shade of the Tobin Bridge, in Chelsea. Located on South Boston's busy West Broadway, this modern American tavern serves classic comforting dishes and wood-fired pizzas, along with a variety of rustic, wood-roasted dishes.
Usually, Seaport and Southie are left out of the Boston Pizza Olympics (although Lincoln Tavern's superfine tarts just didn't make the cut). Try the Giambotta pizza topped with all the traditional ingredients offered by the restaurant to try Regina's classic brick oven pizza. .
