Galleria Umberto, North End

Picks Galleria Umberto as their Sicilian-style choice.

Rejects the cafeteria comparison as absurd, defending Galleria Umberto.

Calls an Umberto's slice excellent value and says its arancini are also great.

Agrees with the pick and likes the flavorful cheese from a well done, slightly toasted pizza.

Agrees with the Sicilian pick, endorsing Galleria Umberto for that style.

Says Galleria Umberto only disappoints at certain times of day or on certain days.

Agrees the listed places are all strong, though most local pizza disappoints.

Calls it their favorite Boston pizza, though it's cash-only and tends to run short during the day.

Recommends Umberto's, saying its pizza, arancini and panzerotti are the items to order.

Insists the arancini are essential when visiting Umberto's.

Asks whether it's the place that closes when sold out, then says their group visited during the pizza tour and enjoyed it.

Says some people love it, but eating it brings back cafeteria-tray memories.

Says Galleria Umberto is worth a visit when asked for iconic Boston foods.

Calls Galleria Umberto's pizza the best around, noting its plain cheese, square Sicilian-style pies.

Pushes back on the Ohio comparison, saying nothing from a small Ohio town beats this place.

Says they're a fan of Umberto, grouped with Regina.

Agrees it's merely fine, not worth the line or cash run, and leans on reputation.

Admits they had forgotten it and agrees it's excellent.

Says they found the place very unimpressive.

Mentions Sicilian-style pizza in the North End such as Umberto's as part of Boston's variety.

Calls Galleria Umberto excellent but notes it only serves Sicilian-style pies.

Suggests this North End spot and calls it good.