Before we get started, allow me to say that I've had pizza from all these chains and while some are better than others, I cannot claim that any were truly BAD.
Let's face it, basically EVERYONE loves pizza! Unfortunately, there are certain toppings that just DON'T BELONG on pizza in Massachusetts! And the one topping that does not and should never go on pizza is pineapple! Some may agree with me, but those who don't may be outraged that I had the nerve to even address this controversial topic. That is well within their right as this is a vastly polarizing issue with some people. So, before you come after me with an angry party equipped with pitchforks and torches, let's discuss why this is...
Massachusetts is always ranked right at the top when it comes to having some of the best restaurants and eateries in the country. Perhaps you might immediately might think seafood right away, thanks to our geographical spot along the east coast. But what about a great pizza joint? Some of the best pizza spots are those under the radar hole-in-the-wall spots. And as it turns out, one of the best hole-in-the-wall pizza joints is right here in the Bay State.
Massachusetts is filled with so many fantastic eateries that it's hard to pick a favorite. From delicious farm-to-table restaurants in the Berkshire hills to some of the best Italian food outside of Italy in Boston's North End, Massachusetts is chock-full of culinary greatness...
If you're a TRUE PIZZA FAN, you may want to check out this casual, family-run eatery that specializes in New York-style pizza, but has plenty of other options.
In Massachusetts, we're lucky enough to have tons of great pizza joints at our disposal. Of course, we all have our own favorite types and styles of pizza. Whether you're ordering Deep Dish ,Thin Crust, New York Style or Neapolitan, everyone has their differing specific tastes. But it seems there is one particular pizza joint in the Bay State that is now being celebrated for being the best pizza place open in all of Massachusetts. So, where is it that we need to make the trip to for the best pizza joint in the Bay State?
Massachusetts is certainly known for having a rich history. And with that, the Bay State also happens to be home to some of the oldest spots throughout the U.S. A couple of those spots happen to be pizza joints that are not just among the oldest pizzerias in the country, but they also have some of the best pizza among the oldest pizza spots in the country. So, what two Massachusetts pizza joints are among the "best & oldest" in the U.S.?