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Who Makes the Best Pizza in New England?

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Perhaps a question that sparks more debate than nearly any other (except for maybe best burger), but who do you think makes the best pizza in all of New England? A couple of places often mentioned include Pepe's in New Haven, CT, and Regina's in the North End of Boston. Would either of these restaurants be your first choice in pizza? [Go here to post a reply.]
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REPLIES:

gem wrote:
Red Rose in Springfield is awesome!
(Posted on 10/21/11)

JC wrote:
Funny you should post Colonial, Wade. . . I ate a lot of that stuff, being an Eph. Hot Tomatoes was good as well (we now have a pizzeria here in Mystic opened by the same owner, and I must add that Mystic Pizza Sucks). It is a small pizza world; my vote goes to Pepe's.
(Posted on 11/11/11)

Enrique wrote:
Christo's Pizza in West Roxbury is delicious and not too pricey! I love it!
(Posted on 11/13/11)

KMD wrote:
Town Spa Pizza
Stoughton Ma.
(Posted on 2/14/12)

Joe wrote:
Pizza Paradisio in Northampton MA - good creative menu
(Posted on 2/14/12)

rk wrote:
Modern Apizza in New Haven, CT
(Posted on 2/14/12)

Leah K wrote:
Armando's in Cambridge (and just noticed that they now deliver!!!)
(Posted on 2/14/12)

Robert Logan wrote:
Franco's Pizza on Moody Street in Waltham has the best pizza anywhere outside Boston.
(Posted on 2/14/12)

Jk wrote:
Easy Pie in Braintree is a new place that seems to be getting it right. Excellent pizza at decent prices.
(Posted on 2/14/12)

EAF wrote:
Joe's Pizza in Northampton is fantastic. Second To Santarpios in East Boston which is best pizza In the U.S. never mind Boston!
(Posted on 2/14/12)

ch wrote:
Marios in lexington ctr
(Posted on 2/14/12)

KN wrote:
Sal's Pizza in Monroe, CT. Yum! Or Pepe's in New Haven. Two Boots is really great and scattered around the NY metro area. Love a good pizza!
(Posted on 2/15/12)

SR wrote:
Sam & Joe's and Calitri's in Danvers are the best!
(Posted on 2/15/12)

RichardPF wrote:
It may not be the best pizza, but it is one of the best lunch pizza deals around. Prince Pizzeria (Rt.1 in Saugus) has an all-you-can-eat pizza and pasta lunch deal during the week for only $6. I have been eating their pizza for a long time, it is a sentimental favorite.
(Posted on 2/15/12)

eBranger wrote:
Upper crust in HvdSQ is always a great choice as well as Figs near the Common. now, if we're talking about a cheap pizza or an after party kind of pizza, Chicago Pizza on Mass Ave in Cambridge, and NY Pizza near to the Wang theater are the best options. -I usually go to Chicago pizza because it's close to home and unlike NY pizza, there are not drunks fighting on the side walk for the last slice of their cheese pizza-
(Posted on 2/15/12)

Arielle wrote:
Babalouie's Pittsfield, MA. They have the best BBQ chicken pizza ever and it's all organic.
(Posted on 2/15/12)

Mackenzie wrote:
Penguin Pizza in Boston! Absolutely delicious and a great selection of beer as well.
(Posted on 2/15/12)

Chiqui wrote:
Crush Pizza in Nashua, NH. Excellent Neapolitan style pizza!
(Posted on 2/15/12)

ka wrote:
Wooster Street Pizza in Manchester, CT is my favorite place to go when I'm back visiting my hometown.
(Posted on 2/15/12)

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