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Devra First - Hello all. How are you this gray (again) day? Eaten anything interesting recently?

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[Comment From bos]
Mornin'!

11:02

Devra First - Right back atcha.

11:03

Devra First - Today we ran results from our epic pizza crawl. What are your favorite local pizza joints?

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[Comment From KMO]
Pizza-nini in Brighton

11:04

Devra First - I missed that one! You should've come on the crawl.

11:05

Devra First - I loved a lot of places I expected to love -- Regina, Galleria Umberto, etc. But there were also some great surprises. I didn't know Ernesto's was That Good, or Presto in Brighton.

11:05

[Comment From Foodie]
Santarpios for traditional pizza and I like Figs for a more "fancy - pants" pizza.

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Devra First - Figs I was also pleased with -- the pizza is still really good. I last ate it many years ago. Not sure why that is.

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[Comment From KMO]
But I do have to say that I have always loved Regina's in the North End. It is my favorite of all pizza

11:06

Devra First - Regina is way up there in the Boston pizza cosmology.

11:06

[Comment From GPF]
Gotta love Umberto's!!

11:07

Devra First - Love it. I'd eat there all the time if I lived closer.

11:07

[Comment From Dottie]
I ate at Sol Azteca in Brookline last weekend. It was on the authentic side of Mexican. Pretty good! I tried cactus, which either tastes a lot like green peppers, or was green pepper. And pizza - Pino's in Cleveland Circle.

11:08

Devra First - Ha -- would be funny if the "cactus" was green pepper. I haven't been there in aaaages. Glad to hear you had a good meal.

11:08

[Comment From GPF]
I live next door and the smells are incredible...I'm actually glad they always have a long line or I'd weigh 300lbs.

11:08

[Comment From Foodie]
I agree that Regina is up there in the Boston pizza scene but I have had a couple of pies there that should be served with a spoon - too soupy!

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[Comment From Guest]
Good pizza crawl piece today. While I LOE Regina's (and live about two blocks away), I think the single best pie in town may be the Alsatian at Pcco. Glad to see you mentioned the place.

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Devra First - That Alsatian is amazing. I really like Picco in general, though the service can leave something to be desired. (Our waitress literally dropped our plates on the table from a foot above, without even looking at us.)

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[Comment From GPF]
Anyone tried Poopsies in Pembroke? They've been doing the individual pie there for about 35-40 years.

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