Regina Pizzeria

The best pizza in Boston! It is great to get slices from the bar to go or sit down. Fun photos of celebrities who have visited line the walls. Our go to is the white pizza! Can sometimes be a line to get a table but it is worth the wait!

The original!!There all good But nothing like that north endAmbience. Pizza is fast and consistent

This pizza is incredible. Almost like a hole in the wall shop, there is a revolving door of people coming in to enjoy this pizza, us included when we were on vacation in Boston. At $1.90 for a square piece of pizza, it’s reasonably priced for the best tasting pizza around!

This place has good pizza. It's also to know how historic it is. I understand they are famous and are always in rush but their service is rude and appalling. By service I don't refer to the waiters. I refer to the rude men that ask you if you want to take away pizza or sit down and make it clear that you can't change your mind in the worst way possible. If service was normal I would give 5 stars

Not too bad for American food. Still same old story focused on quantity rather than quality. But surprisingly the pizzas are quite good. Not great but good. You need to go to Australia or Italy for really good or great pizzas. Americans think it's great because it's not the usual poor almost uneadable food you get at most places.

Best pizza ever. Seriously. Pizza was so delicious I'll probably dream about it. Reasonable for what you get. Top shelf beer (Stella, Harpoon IPA, Sam Adams) for $6 a bottle, though selection is somewhat limited. Pictured is a sausage cacciatore pizza. It was LOADED. Service was friendly and mostly prompt, even though the place was packed. Decor is simple but clean, after all, it's a pizza joint. Can't wait to go back. Highly recommended. One tip, eat early or late as the wait can be long. We went in at 7:30 on a Thursday night and there was one table open and a few seats at the bar. A few tables opened up around 8, but mostly it stayed packed until 8:30 or so.

Best authentic Boston Pizza ever! I was in Dorchester, MA for work, definitely worth the drive. You won't be disappointed!

I admire this venue very much. there is a great air. The cuisine is exeptionaly good. the service is effective and the team is polite. The price is satisfactory. I warmly recommend.

One of the most iconic pizza restaurants in Boston, located in the North end area. Don't get me wrong, the food was pretty amazing and I loved every bite of it but the service was horrible. I mean it was horrible throughout. The person who looked after the waiting crowd looked annoyed and angry most of the time, and our server was really rude to us. So here's what happened, when we sat down and asked for water since we were thirsty standing in the line for half an hour, she was like "just wait for 2, I need to take care of somebody else", then later when we asked for garlic oil, she got mad again and rolled eyes. And lastly, she placed the wrong pizza on our table, and then started blaming us that "you guys did not let me know that this was not yours, your fault". Overall it was a pathetic service experience.

Not sure why this is such a famous place. The quality of service was quite poor for me. My husband and I were told to move twice without any reason why, both times quite rude. When I got my pizza, saying it was drenched in oil is an understatement. And the whole bottom was burnt to black. The pizza was good but not worth the price nor hype. All in all, I wouldn't go back at all.

This place is a old school Italian restaurant. The kind you see in the movies. We went on vacation here and it had great pizza. It's a family run busienss and has been that way for a very long time. The staff was nice and helpful. I would highly recommend

One word "overrated". There is absolutely no reason to wait in line for these pizza. I have had my fair share of pizza over the world and it was not worth the hassle, the wait, the crowded and loud environment. In addition, because of their undeniable success, the pizza were made in a legitimate hurry. This translated in a non uniform distribution of the ingredients, I had all my anchovies literally on one single slide of my pizza. The tomato sauce, when present, tasted like a bad industrial bottle you can find in any grocery store in the discount section. I put 3 stars because i don't feel like my personal opinion is good enough to rate under 50%. I might have been unlucky.

Can’t say it’s the pizza I have expected after reading all previous reviews. It should be much better, at least better quality comparing to what we got here. Can’t recommend this place for those who really likes pizza.

Made it to Regina Pizzeria! Fortunately we got in before the dinner rush, as when we left, there was a line out front.The inside is small and a bit cramped, but you get a feel of a true pizzeria that's been around for over 90 years. Service was pretty fast. We only ordered one pie, and it went quick! The sauce had a bold tomato acidity to it, not sweet whatsoever. The crust was crispy throughout the entire slice. If there was one negative aspect about the pizza, it was the overabundance of cheese. Some people like that, but I felt it was a bit too much. Made for a lot of extra grease. All in all, our experience at Regina Pizzeria was a great one! If I'm ever in Boston again, I would absolutely go back! Definitely give this place a shot!

This definitely competes for some of the best pizza I've ever eaten. I visited Boston for the fourth of July with my family, and the locals highly recommended it to us. The staff was quick, skilled, and didn't mess around. This was likely due to the people waiting to be served, but they knew what they were doing. The pizza tasted excellent, with rich sauce and delicious buttery dough. I had a plain pizza with just cheese, which gave me solid insight to the basic ingredients they used. Overall, they made an excellent product with delicious dough, cheese, and sauce. All three were wonderful.