Pizza

[MCA]

its perfectly fine, RA.

[rearadmiral]

I'm sure it's fine. But it's still different. I've been told by more than a few that Eastie is better.

[M.S.83]

FWIW http://shine.yahoo.com/channel/food/the-best-and-worst-pizza-the-chains-we-live-for-and-those-we-dont-2470766#photoViewer=1


I'm a fan of the Chain pizza obviously I prefer real pizza. I would say Pizzeria Regina is prob the best "Pizza Chain". I would even say it's underrated in the overall pizza discussion. I also don't mind Subway once in awhile.

[M.S.83]

Love the Chicken Pesto Pizza from Reginas and the bartenders in the Medford location are pretty hott.

The New Brown Jug in the parkway is far more welcoming than the dark and dingy previous "new brown jug" (that's what the sign said)
Pizza and a pitcher special..... unfortunate your only allowed one

Bertuccis has a pizza they brought back from the original menu 30 years ago that I have been destroying 2-3 times a week.
Diced tomatoes with basil and flavored oil, generous amount of quality prosciutto, fresh mozz balls, and oregano.... no sauce....

I was there the other day they let us get 2 specials. It was my first time there and i must say the pizza was pretty fucking good

[tballa55]

So you went to all 3 places?

[M.S.83]

The Brown Jug

[midd]

Bean special and linguica pies from lynwood when I get home tonight.

[JJ]

Decent thread at Hiddenboston.com on Bar Pizza.

http://www.hiddenboston.com/blogentries/bar-pizza-0411.html#comment

I haven't been to too many of the 25 places listed, but the Lynwood is outstanding, and Doyle's in JP is pretty good.

Since I have a place 1/2 mile from home, my Friday nights are usually at the Colonial House in Norwood, where the bar pizza is very good (BS1 - give it a try some nite). 10-inch, thin crust. Piping hot w/ great toppings. With 3 or 4 Harpoon IPA's it is a perfect un-winding meal on a Friday night.

[M.S.83]

Poopsies in Pembroke is severely overrated and the service is terrible ive been going there for like 5 years. The cold cut sandwiches are huge and cheap the corn beef is money.

[rearadmiral]

Decent thread at Hiddenboston.com on Bar Pizza.

http://www.hiddenboston.com/blogentries/bar-pizza-0411.html#comment

I haven't been to too many of the 25 places listed, but the Lynwood is outstanding, and Doyle's in JP is pretty good.

Since I have a place 1/2 mile from home, my Friday nights are usually at the Colonial House in Norwood, where the bar pizza is very good (BS1 - give it a try some nite). 10-inch, thin crust. Piping hot w/ great toppings. With 3 or 4 Harpoon IPA's it is a perfect un-winding meal on a Friday night.

What is "bar pizza"? Is is just pizza served at a bar? If I sit at the bar at Santarpio's, does that mean it's "bar pizza"? So many questions.

[Lou Roe]

I'm a fan of Benevento's on Salem St, they also have a small bar with a cordial license so it can go on the bar pizza list.

[M.S.83]

Decent thread at Hiddenboston.com on Bar Pizza.

http://www.hiddenboston.com/blogentries/bar-pizza-0411.html#comment

I haven't been to too many of the 25 places listed, but the Lynwood is outstanding, and Doyle's in JP is pretty good.

Since I have a place 1/2 mile from home, my Friday nights are usually at the Colonial House in Norwood, where the bar pizza is very good (BS1 - give it a try some nite). 10-inch, thin crust. Piping hot w/ great toppings. With 3 or 4 Harpoon IPA's it is a perfect un-winding meal on a Friday night.

What is "bar pizza"? Is is just pizza served at a bar? If I sit at the bar at Santarpio's, does that mean it's "bar pizza"? So many questions.

Bar pizza is a 9in thin crust pizza typically served in bars on the south shore. Its apples and oranges compared to more traditional pizzeria pizza. Its good stuff but if you are used to say santarpios you might be like what the fuck is this.

[rearadmiral]

Like the old Rosario's in Canton?

[mcm]

How do you folks rate Sal's in terms of chain pizza?

They just opened a couple in my neck of the woods. I don't mind it.

[MCA]

Average.