Where is the best pizza in Boston?

Based on diner recommendations, the best pizza in Boston is at Santarpio's Pizza. We compared 13 restaurants serving pizza.

How much does pizza cost in Boston?

Pizza prices in Boston range from $2.25 to $24.00 across 13 restaurants.

All Dish Comparisons in Boston

Best Pizza in Boston

13 restaurants compared

Price range: $2.25 – $24.00

Avg recommendation: 92%

Top 5 Pizza in Boston (Quick Answer)

Based on diner recommendations across 13 restaurants:

Santarpio's Pizza, $24.00 (East Boston)
Regina Pizzeria, $14.99 (North End)
Coppa, $18.00 (South End)
Regina Pizzeria, $14.50 (North End)
Santarpio's Pizza, $21.00 (East Boston)

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

All 13 Restaurants Compared

Santarpio's Pizza

East Boston·$

Meat Lovers Pizza

$24.00

Thin-crust pizza topped with sausage, pepperoni, and ham.

Tip: Order a meat lovers pizza. Two slices feeds one person fully, and the rest can be eaten cold the next day.

Regina Pizzeria

North End·$$

Sausage and Pepper Pizza

$14.99

Cheese pizza topped with Italian sausage and roasted bell peppers.

Tip: The peppers have residual char from the oven — ask if they're roasted that day for peak flavor.

Coppa

South End·$$

Wood-Fired Pizza (Seasonal Specials)

$18.00

Blistered pizzas from the wood-burning oven with rotating seasonal toppings.

Tip: Order 2-3 pizzas for a table of four and share — each pizza is roughly 10 inches and meant for sharing.

Regina Pizzeria

North End·$$

Mushroom Pizza

$14.50

Cheese pizza topped with fresh mushrooms.

Tip: This is a good vegetarian option and feeds one person generously as a 10-inch.

Santarpio's Pizza

East Boston·$

Thin-Crust Cheese Pizza

$21.00

Charcoal-grilled thin-crust pizza with tomato sauce, mozzarella, and oregano.

Tip: Eat pizza immediately after it arrives—the crust cools and hardens if you wait. Have your napkins ready.

Brassica Kitchen + Café

Jamaica Plain·$$

Roman or Detroit-Style Pizza

$20.00

Rectangular pizza with crispy crust and seasonal toppings.

Tip: Try the Detroit style for crispy, almost-charred edges with a fluffy interior.

#796% recommend

Galleria Umberto

North End·$

Sicilian Pizza Slice

$2.25

Thick, airy square slice with perfectly charred edges and a thin crust-to-topping ratio.

Tip: Cash only — bring bills. Credit cards aren't accepted. Have your order ready when you reach the counter.

#896% recommend

Regina Pizzeria

North End·$$

Cheese Pizza

$12.50

Classic thin-crust pizza with aged mozzarella and Regina's house tomato sauce.

Tip: Order at the counter for immediate seating — there's no reservation system, just first-come tables.

#994% recommend

Regina Pizzeria

North End·$$

Pepperoni Pizza

$13.99

Cheese pizza topped with sliced pepperoni.

Tip: Lunch crowds are lighter than dinner — come before 5pm for no wait and full attention from staff.

#1093% recommend

Quattro

North End·$$

Margherita Pizza

$16.00

Neapolitan margherita with mozzarella di bufala, San Marzano tomato, and basil on a 900-degree crust.

Tip: Order the margherita first — it showcases the oven and the quality of ingredients without distraction.

#1190% recommend

Galleria Umberto

North End·$

Margherita Pizza Slice

$2.50

Simple Sicilian slice with tomato, mozzarella, and basil — no frills.

Tip: If you want to try a few flavors, order one slice of margherita and one with toppings — it's an affordable way to sample.

#1288% recommend

Quattro

North End·$$

Prosciutto and Arugula Pizza

$18.00

Pizza topped with sliced prosciutto and peppery arugula, finished with shaved Parmigiano.

Tip: One pizza is a solid meal — Quattro's portions are generous and the quality means you don't need much else.

#1386% recommend

Quattro

North End·$$

Pizza with Figs and Arugula

$18.00

White pizza with fresh figs, arugula, and creamy cheese on a wood-fired crust.

Tip: This is a solid non-traditional option if you want something with more complexity than margherita but still respecting Neapolitan principles.