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Regina Pizzeria, Boston, MA

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Regina Pizzeria

Order a thin-crust brick-oven pizza at the small North End shop on Thacher Street where Regina started in 1926.

11 1/2 Thacher Street, Boston, MA 02113 · Boston, MA

About Regina Pizzeria

Regina Pizzeria opened on Thacher Street in the North End in 1926, founded by Luigi D'Auria, and the Polcari family has run it since 1956. The pizzas are thin-crust pies baked in a brick oven. On the current menu a 10-inch cheese pizza is $12.50 and a 16-inch is $17.50. Regina now has other shops around New England, but this corner spot is the original.

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