I'm not sure what happened today. This Regina Pizzeria location has been around since Quincy Market was renovated in the '70s and even stayed open during COVID. I ordered two slices of BBQ chicken pizza, got them both on the same plate, paid, and as I turned around, one slid off and fell to the floor. I was going to ask for another slice and throw the fallen one away, but the worker had already disappeared into the back. It seems the quality isn't what it used to be. I ended up eating just one slice at the price of two and wasn't impressed. Hopefully, this was a one-time issue with both service and quality, as they used to offer great service and tasty slices. It seems they saved the cost of...
Stopped here for a quick dinner. Being from NJ, I've had the best pizza from NYC through all of NJ and Philly; I love pizza, it's a bit of an obsession. Regina is on par with the best I've had. Great crust that's light and airy on the inside and justthe right amount of crisp on the outside, not too thin and not too thick... it's perfect. I sampled a couple different slicesand found the toppings to be generous and high quality. The sauce isn't sugary sweet and has a great savory flavor (withoutbeing overpowering) that fits this style of pizza perfectly. I highly recommend Regina to whoever loves pizza, especially if youreally care about how it's made.
At Regina Pizzeria, I tried one slice of the gourmet pizza and one slice of the pepperoni pizza. Both were delicious, featuring a thin, chewy crust that perfectly held the toppings. The cherry tomatoes added moisture and complemented the cheese nicely. The pepperoni slice was slightly greasy but still enjoyable. The only downside is that $10 for two slices feels a bit overpriced. Overall, the menu offers quality options worth trying.
As a Philadelphia native, I have a deep appreciation for this restaurant. It exudes a nostalgic charm that every eatery should aspire to achieve. Dining here truly feels like a trip back in time. The food is exceptional, on par with the finest offerings in Boston and competitive with the top places in New York City.
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The cashier was unhelpful. We tried to order the #2 from the menu, but she just told us to choose a pizza from the display. Despite our repeated requests for the #2, she continued to give the same response. We decided not to order anything else.
Regina Pizzeria offers a great deal with slices priced at just $4 each. While the crust and sauce are rather bland, the cheese is tasty and the toppings on other slices were satisfactory. Be sure to check out their menu for more options.
Arguably the best pizza in Fenway! Although it's on the pricier side, the meat lovers pizza is amazing and packed with a generous amount of meat, making it truly worth every penny.
It's a classic pizzeria with a consistently delicious taste. Crispy on the bottom, deliciously sauced and cheesy on the top. Tasty greasy which is just how I like it. Enjoy!
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I've heard many positive things about this pizza chain with several locations in Boston. However, the pizzas were just mediocre and didn’t stand out in any way.
This pizza tastes amazing compared to the one I had in NYC the other night! And I'm from Brooklyn, NY.
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