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    Felcaro Pizzeria

    3.2 (217 reviews)
    InexpensivePizza, Halal, Sandwiches
    Open • 10:30 am - 10:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Adina S.

    Felcaro Pizzeria is a good spot to grab a slice while walking around the area. I stopped by on a Thursday, just before 9pm and was happy to grab something quick to eat on the go. The employee behind the counter heated my pizza up and had it to me in no time. This isn't the type of place where I'd really sit down to eat, as there wasn't much ambiance. I could see it getting a little busier on a weekend night, though. I'm rating Felcaro Pizzeria on what I would consider to be my Boston Pizza Scale, not my Overall Pizza Scale. In other words, this place is a Boston 3, but a New York City 1.5. The slice itself was pretty big and not overly greasy, but the pepperoni didn't have too much flavor to it. That being said, I was decently satisfied with it, which is more than I can say for some other Boston pizza spots.

    Chicken Caesar Wrap
    Michael C.

    I was at hospital across the street for a procedure and afterwards didn't want to try the hospital cafeteria. Wanted something quick and easy so gave this place a try. The wait for food was bit longer than expected probably due to it being made to order. Most people here just get pizzas but the wraps I got were pretty good. I waited inside and it's got few decent size tables so it's a good choice to dine in on a cold winter day like lately. Would return again if I have a chance to visit the area again. Definitely a solid choice being so close to the hospital and subway station.

    Buff chick & pepp pizza
    James H.

    Rate it for what it is. Late night, possibly drunk, craving satisfying pizza. And some damn good pizza in that realm. Looking back at the picture as I make this review, I want to go relive this night-out in Boston just for the pizza that wrapped it up.

    Driest steak and cheese I've ever had.
    Shawn W.

    Come on, Felcaro's! We want to love you! Just ordered your steak & cheese, and although the bread was nice and fresh, the steak was dry and had hardly any cheese on it . The hamburger sub was just ok...dry meat on burger and ruined it. We live in the neighborhood and want you to do well. Put a nice sign outside so you can actually see it from the street and improve your food a little bit. You can do better!

    Buffalo Chicken Pizza
    Kelly C.

    Ended our Sunday with a deliciously cheesy "small" Buffalo Chicken Pizza. Their small is most definitely a large and these are the portions we live for! The crust of the pizza is deliciously doughy with a crunchy crust. Every bite was so yummy!

    Waiting for guests yesterday evening....
    Art B.

    I had never visited Felcaro's when I entered last night and asked if I may sit at any outside table. No one was sitting inside. The response from the cook behind the counter was, "You're not staying here. Go outside and go somewhere else," as he pointed to the side. I asked one more time just to be sure and he repeated himself, "Go outside and go somewhere else!". Enough said. They are rude, discriminatory and horrific business people.

    Felcaro Pizzeria on Cambridge Street in Boston
    Bruce K.

    There are a few pizza and sub spots along Cambridge Street and Felcaro is one of them. We popped in for lunch. A few different pizzas available and ready, they also have a wide menu of others they'll prepare and sandwiches/subs too. I ordered two slices of the veggie pizza and after a few minutes of being reheated in the oven, they were ready. Nicely topped with red onions, green peppers, mushrooms, chunked and sliced tomatoes. The crust was nice and crisp on the bottom. Very thick, almost too much to fold in half. Two slices was plenty for this big boy. Some tables and counter space inside. They also have a cooler of Pepsi products and other waters/juices.

    Late night grub! Pepperoni Pizza slice
    Samantha D.

    Great for late night grub! Came here after a night out for a friend's birthday. This was the closest spot that was still open after 2am. There was some what of a line and by the time we got up to the counter the line was to the door. Mostly young to mid twenty-somethings just trying to get their late night drunchies. At the time we were there they had about 5 different topping choices that were ready by the slice. If I remember correctly I think they were about $4 a slice. We got 3 slices, a pepperoni, veggie and meat lovers. We also got a steak and cheese calzone and fries. Our total came out to about $26. The pizza was good and so were the fries. We took the calzone to go to heat it up in the morning. Our group was able to snag half of a table so we could sit down to eat. There is limited amount of space to eat if you're dining in late. Since they push some tables and chairs against the wall to make room for new customers. Overall it's a substantial place for some late night pizza. And the food overall was worth the money in my opinion for a late night pick me up. I would much rather choose this place over a chain that rhymes with Rominos.

    How is the plate so greasy and the pizza so dry?
    Tarah M.

    This is hands down the worst pizza I've ever had across the country. Maybe they gave me old pizza and reheated it til it was too hard to eat. Essentially it's inedible. And the staff was not friendly at all. Overall terrible experience.

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    Great place, love the owner very respectful . Pizza is good. Place is clean and welcoming

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    Perfectly reasonable slice of pizza for $5. Not a top-tier slice, not a terrible slice. Perfectly average, and that's fine.

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    Food was amazing like the best pizza in boston. Staff and was amazing. Amazing Decor with bright lights and boston pride!

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    They cancelled my pre-ordered delivery at the last second without explanation and made me look bad in front of my company.

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    Definitely convenient location being near the Hospital. Their pizza was thin and got soggy fast. Staffs rude.

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