Whenever we’re feeling saucy, we like to dig into a slice of local pizza. Boston’s pizza scene is bubbling with options — and we keep finding ways to top ourselves. If you’re on the quest for the perfect slice, we’ve pie-oneered a list of over 30 places to grab pizza that are definitely worth the dough.
North End/Beacon Hill
Galleria Umberto
, 289 Hanover St.
Look no further for the square-style pizza of your dreams.
Regina Pizzeria
, 11 ½ Thatcher St. and other locations
A classic pizzeria since 1926.
Ernesto’s Pizza
, 69 Salem St.
Try favorites like the BBQ chicken or the ZaZa.
Figs
, 42 Charles St.
This restaurant’s signature is its ultra-thin crust.
Florina
, 16 Derne St.
Build your own or choose from combos like broccoli rabe, garlic, and cannellini bean.
O’Cheese Pizza
, 261 North St.
Try pies named after the Celtics and the Patriots — or opt for the “How Dare You,” a combo of Buffalo chicken, jalapeños, banana peppers, and ranch.
Locale
, 352 Hanover St.
The house favorite is the “Parma ‘Due,’” which blends the flavors of proscuitto, arugala, mission figs, and gorgonzola.
Back Bay/South End
Coppa
, 253 Shawmut Ave.
This restaurant has incredible Italian dishes and serves up pizzas like Soppressata and Margherita.
Dirty Water Dough
, 222 Newbury St. and other locations
If you love that dirty water, you’ll need to try this signature dough made in house with the Dirty Water IPA. Bonus: The fresh pizza dough is also egg, nut, and dairy-free.
Union Park Pizza
, 244 Newbury St.
Try the Sweet & Spicy Bacon variation, which dares to pair smoky confit bacon with jalapeños and fresh pineapple.
South Boston/Dorchester
Pantry Pizza
, 931 Dorchester Ave.
Grab hot pizzas or your own dough balls to make ‘za at home.
The Broadway
, 726 E. Broadway
Pro tip: Get the Sunny Side breakfast pizza, featuring maple sausage and crispy hashbrowns.
Molinari’s
, 789 Adams St.
Enjoy toppings like garlic confit, farm eggs, and wood oven roasted red peppers.
East Boston
Santarpio’s
, 111 Chelsea St.
For all the Italian combinations you can think of. Bonus: This famous spot was featured
in the movie “Spotlight.”
DaCoopas
, 474 Saratoga St.
Try out the Eastie eatery’s new patio in the summer months.
Kelley Square Pub
, 84 Bennington St.
Get your Sicilian pan pizza fix, or feed your friends with a sheet pizza.
Allston/Brighton
T Anthony’s
, 1016 Commonwealth Ave.
Pro tip: Order the mozzarella stick pizza ( trust us — you won’t regret it).
La Befana Pizzeria
, 15 N Beacon St.
Choose from red pizzas or white pizzas like the shrimp scampi.
Pino’s
, 1920 Beacon St.
Try the buffalo chicken pizza or a Sicilian-style slice.
Pizza Project
, 525 Western Ave.
Located inside the Charles River Speedway, this Sicilian slice and sandwich shop dishes up hot slices with pepperoni and hot honey, plus seasonal specials.
Cambridge
Joe’s Pizza
, 3 Brattle St.
The NYC-based chain has prided itself on classic slices since 1975.
Source
, 27 Church St.
The Bostonian pizza has smoked ricotta, sausage, onions, potatoes, and two eggs with garlic-truffle aioli.
Pinocchio’s (aka “Noch’s)
, 74 Winthrop St.
Your go-to place for classic Sicilian slices that always deliver.
Si Cara
, 425 Massachusetts Ave.
Order your pan pizza or grab a Canotto-style slice. Pro tip: Ask for extra olive oil on the side for the crust.
Brookline
The Upper Crust
, Multiple locations
The Sweet Baby features soppressata, Medjool dates, and hot honey — gluten-free and vegan options are also available.
Brookline Pizza Spa
, 75 Harvard St.
The restaurant’s menu includes a pizza section with toppings like eggplant cutlet, all available to be made gluten-free.
Otto
, Multiple locations
Try the seasonal pie for $1 of your purchase to go towards ending food insecurity.
Somerville
Josephine
, 515 Somerville Ave.
Ask for the deep-dish “Rosemary’s Baby” pizza, which combines roasted chicken, potato, fontina, and caramalized onion.
June Bug
, 251 Washington St.
The team behind Field & Vine cooks up naturally-leavened pizza.
Posto
, 187 Elm St.
Try red and white pizza combinations.
Leone’s Subs and Pizza
, 292 Broadway
A classic spot to pick up Sicilian style.
Dragon Pizza
, 233 Elm St.
Enjoy pizzas like the Kung Pao Chicken or the sausage and ricotta.
Hot Box
, 1 Bow Market Way
Try the classic or mix it up with the pickle pizza.
Newton
Bill’s Pizzeria
, 753 Beacon St.
This pizzeria has fresh-made dough and gluten-free options.
Jinny’s Pizza
, 1231 Centre St.
Whether you opt for a Who’s The Bosc? pizza with pears, or a pie slathered with shrimp fra diavolo, don’t forget the dipping sauces for your crust.
Da LaPosta
, 825 Washington St.
Savor pies made from Bianco di Napoli tomatoes, organic whole wheat flour, and mozzarella made from a Pennsylvania creamery.