

Contemporary counter serve offering classic & signature pizzas, plus pasta, panini & salads.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 16 Derne St, Boston, MA 02114
Phone: (617) 936-4494
Website: http://florinapizza.com/
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Reviews
Overall Rating: 9.2/10
Florina Pizza stands out as one of the best pizza spots in Boston. Each quarter-slice—generously sized and priced at just $4.50—offers excellent value, and the deal of a complimentary drink with the purchase of two slices adds even more appeal.
The pizza itself boasts a well-balanced cheese-to-sauce ratio, and their specialty slices are particularly noteworthy for their creativity and flavor. Impressively, two people can enjoy a satisfying meal here, including a drink, for under $15.
Florina delivers on both taste and value. Don’t hesitate to visit—this place truly hits the mark.
I also got the lasagna, which took about 15 mins to prepare.
It all tasted fresh, and homemade; very enjoyable!
That five-dollar slice is basically three slices in one. Generously sized, perfectly crispy on the bottom, and with a crust that hits the sweet spot between chewy and crunchy. The sauce is rich and flavorful, the cheese is well-balanced without being greasy, and everything just works together beautifully.
Whether you’re a local or just visiting Boston, this place is worth the stop. I’ll definitely be coming back and next time I’m getting a whole pie.
P.S. the music was spot on!
Impeccable crust, perfectly loaded toppings, quick but friendly service, the St Barth’s, the big windows, the fabulous red sauce, the neighborhood feel, the giant slices, the fact that they remember you if you come in regularly. This truly is a GEM, and deserves all the hype. My favorite pizza in Boston!
It is right next to the state house.
I’ve been making the occasional stop to Florina for lunch over the past two years, and let me tell you, it’s a slice above the rest—except maybe a few spots in the North End. During peak lunch hours, the lines can get quite long, so I usually just grab a slice or two for takeout. I’m loyal to their Sicilian slices, so I can’t comment on the regular ones, but the Sicilian has the perfect amount of crunch, and the bottom crust doesn’t flop— just the way I like it.
I also occasionally swing by for a late lunch when I’m in the mood for a sandwich or pasta, and most of what I’ve tried hits the spot with its straightforward goodness. One of my favorites is “That” sandwich, loaded with a satisfying hunk of breaded chicken, roasted red peppers, and a drizzle of white balsamic vinaigrette. The chicken cutlet itself is decent, but it’s the classic combo that really makes it cluck.
When it comes to pasta, I usually go for the Linguine Pesto—it’s always a winner. On the other hand, their tomato/ plum sauce-based pastas sometimes turn out a bit too watery. The sauce doesn’t cling to the rigatoni, which leaves the dish a bit bland. As for the arancini, I found it to be just meh. Since it’s premade and reheated, it lacks that crispy, golden crunch.
If you find yourself near Boston Common, I highly recommend carbing up with their sandwiches, pesto linguine, or a slice of Sicilian pizza.