Picco

Good undercarriage, no flop, perfect crunch, very enjoyable.

Cheese-7, pepperoni-8, Muffuletta-9. Average it out to the 8. I also ate them in that order. Wasn’t impressed with the cheese, then moved to the pepp and thought, okay we’re on to something. Then moved to the big boy and it was fire. 5 bites everyone knows the rules. Hands were black after too so if you like char this is your place.

Community rating is way too low. The sauce makes this one of the best pizzas in Boston

One of the best Pizza’s I’ve had. Crispy crust but soft at the same time, good sauce and great pepperoni.

One of the worst pizzas I’ve ever had. I had very high hopes with the high score it had but not even close.

Puritan Pizza in Dorchester. They put the toppings on first then the cheese.

Quality fresh pizza that’s charred to perfection. Quality ingredients that taste great !

Very very good pizza

No flop great cheese forgot the pic.

Decent pie

Got the pepperoni and 4 cheese. I would suggest pepperoni slice first then 4 cheese and repeat.

This pizza was so good. The bend in the crust was unreal. Great flavor, and well with the hour wait. Just the right amount of char!

Both pizzas were amazing and that’s not all! The atmosphere, the staff, the drink selections were all 10 out of 10! I’ll definitely be back very soon!

Nice slice, but real wet on top. Wood fired. Super crunchy.

In my opinion, second best in Boston, just behind Regina. Not your typical cheese slice, but that’s what makes it great. There’s no way this thing is in the oven more than 5 minutes. Good amount of sauce and cheese but doesn’t get too sloppy. Sauce and cheese (which, as far as I can tell, is just some really great mozzarella), are so, so simple, yet so amazing. Sauce is almost definitely homemade. Nice crisp on the crust as well. Only downside is that this is NOT a pizza you want to order, gets far too soppy during the delivery time, but with that being said, the restaurant is awesome and has a great beer selection, as well as some great ice cream! If you’re doing pizza tourism in Boston, Picco is a must.