Not too shabby. They…read morehave a great selection of pizzas offered every day from this truck. The sopressata, margherita, and sausage pizzas are my faves. Nice fresh mozzarella, not heavy on the sauce. The crust is prefab but the fInishing in the oven adds nice depth of flavor. It's a speedy truck with courteous help. Typically, around $13 to leave with a pizza for one. Could be split with a friend if neither are super hungry. Recommended for a speedy pizza.

I got Margherita pizza for lunch here. The process of ordering and getting food was so effective…read moreand quick. I got my pizza in 10 minutes after ordering even though there was some line who were waiting for a pizza. The pizza tasted great and I left half of them for lunch tomorrow as the portion was pretty generous!

Attended a private function at are Monte last evening. The food and staff were amazing. The dish of…read morethe night was the pork chop and vinegar peppers. There was so much food that you felt like you were going to explode by the end of the meal. Bravo to Chef Anthony and the entire Tre Monte team.

Stopped in for a wine and appetizer. Staff was super friendly but was pretty disappointed in the…read moremeatball appetizer- very grainy texture and overall lackluster flavor . Glad we did not commit to ordering more food.

Food: The best thing on the menu is the sunrise breakfast burrito. You cannot beat it, seriously…read more It's packed with flavor. The other food is a bit questionable, bland. Prices: the prices are great, especially considering the location. Nice views next to it. Location: the actual location of the restaurant is no good. It's super tiny, and a bit hard to find. The location vicinity is good because it's right on the seaport next to the water. There's not really seating inside. It's a grab and go kind of place. Service: The workers work hard, and are very pleasant. No complaints there.

With local places like Trio there is no need to patronize multinational corporations like Starbucks…read moreor Dunkin Donuts. Friendly customer service and very reasonable prices! Limited menu serving breakfast and lunch only, but its a very simple, very interesting spot to grab a breakfast sandwich or a bite for lunch. And you are IN the fish market complex and right on Boston Harbor which is so fun. #SceneryIncluded :)

The pros: if you're staying at the holiday inn it's super convenient to just eat in the lobby, as…read moreit's not like there's a lot of breakfast options in walking distance The cons: for breakfast, it's only marginally better than the stuff you find in free hotel breakfast but for much more. It was actually okay. The fruit selection was good, the eggs/bacon was pretty basic. It's better than nothing, but it's really just there for the convenience. The staff steers you to the buffet, but if you ask, they'll give a breakfast menu as well.

They offered a breakfast buffet or menu ordering so we opted for the breakfast buffet. Kids ate…read morefree since we stayed at the hotel which is a bonus. We asked for milk for the kids and unfortunately my son tried it and made a face so before giving my daughter milk I tried it. It was sour so we asked for another few glasses of milk. Juices were labeled one rhing and was actually something else. Unless you have a voucher included in your stay I would not recommend coming here. Kids eating free wasn't worth it. We had to flag a waiter or someone down to assist us with getting something from the kitchen. Buffet had scrambled eggs, French toast, red potatoes (slightly under cooked), bacon, sausage, yogurt, cereal, toast and pasteries. Pasteries were dry, unsure how long they've been in there for. Waste of money to come here and would go elsewhere.

I got a simple margherita pizza and it came out wonderfully! Overall, I highly recommend and plan…read moreto be back. I went during a non-peak time and ordering was immediate and simple. I think I waited only about 5 minutes. The ambiance was rather nice, so I sort of stood there, looked around, considered which table I'd sit at, and watched the cooks occasionally check the pizzas in the oven. Once mine was done, they called my name, handed me my box, and as I sat and watched the news I devoured this thing. I'm not a "crust person" and didn't really pay attention to it. The cheese to sauce ratio was quite good and the cheeses, sauce, and basil all came together with each bite.

I got a 6" chicken parmesan sub from Gatto Pazzo. It was $15.68. Both the chicken and the roll…read morewere chewy! It has little green leaves also. I was debating on going to Al's Cafe or Gatto Pazzo. Should have gone to Al's because they have 12" subs and good meat for a lower price. Gatto Pazzo, what a jip!

" Food is delicious , big portions " This food is…read moreabsolutely delicious. It tastes fresh . The portions are bid . The price is a bargain for portion sizes with fresh good quality food . The service is friendly. The staff radiates positivity. The vibe is welcoming.

Grabbed a plate small from the food truck for lunch and i must say the portion is definitely hefty…read moreand you can split it into multiple meals. Comes with pita nan and your choice of protein rice and salad. I did go gyro, no salad (added it in anyways) and rice with a bunch of the free sauce to use on the side. Got to say, the lamb meat wasn't as tender as before and a bit overdone. I didn't taste it as flavorful as in the past but could have been an off day. I managed to just eat about 1/4 of the plate and called it a day. Give it another go next time hopefully it would be better, mine came out to $13 bucks not sure where the $9 pricing I've seen is. Maybe because added crispy onion? Oh well

Not bad for a weekday lunch spot. I work close by so I can see fitting this into my rotation but…read morelet's face it, with the prices, most of the places in this shiny new food hall are geared to a certain type of corporate professional. I, on the other hand, will keep bringing lunches but for an end-of-the-week treat, the Lineup is pretty good. My cousin and I went with Gatto Pazzo, a Neapolitan-style pizza/salad/sandwich spot. The sausage and broccoli rabe pizza was just all right - a pretty generous portion but I wasn't a fan of slightly burnt broccoli, which overwhelmed the rest of the flavors. I loved the Caesar even though they were a tad heavy-handed with the dressing. Everything was doused in it. But I'm coming around to wet salads. The grilled chicken and sourdough crispy croutons on top were very good for a casual place. Food came out quickly and piping hot. Four stars for Gazzo Patto! We also got a coffee cake from Day Shift. The cake itself was very small and oily. I'm also docking some stars here because they refused my request for some tap water. I could literally see the tap filter behind them. I later looked up that in Boston, if a food business or restaurant is licensed to serve food and drinks to customers, they can't legally deny someone some free tap water. In the moment, it felt like a BS excuse to get me to buy an overpriced drink. Overall, the interaction left a pretty sour taste in my mouth. 1 star for Day Shift! In sucky weather, the publicly accessible indoor connector between Federal Street and Devonshire Street is a godsend.

So been here a few times lately. The cocktail offerings at the two places big grin and Gatto pazzo…read moreare specials so just o what they have and not custom which is fine but good to know. Both are incredibly yummy and I love the mini martini glass. Wish they had one of the big pickles in it rather than a slice but im a pickle freak. The cannoli was pretty darn good. Not the best but certainly worth it and a good pick me up. Big grin: such extremely slow service and the burger wasn't even hot. It was lukewarm warm and honestly bland. The fries were very small so small barely any fries. And also bland and unsalted. I watched the Greek place next door serve up and take orders from about 20 ppl in the same time big grin did 4 of us in line (and I sat there to eat so it didn't seem like an online order boost). But the pickle drink was top notch Gatto pazzo: fantastic pizza. Good cannoli. They're quick. When you're in the food hall all you see is people with the staple yellow box and they're so right for that. It's hot. It's yummy. I got the pepperoni and wow was it good. As a New Yorker good za is hard to find. It's not New York pizza style but I like it a lot. Their cocktail has a pleasant kick and little bitter yummy taste. The general inside: ample seating with very comfortable chairs and couches. It looks modern bright and is incredibly clean. Even at lunch time it's quiet volume wise despite being busy so a good spot to work. There's wifi and plenty of outlets.

Back in college I had catered food from here multiple times, they always had nice labelled vegan…read moreoptions and I remember the food being great.

College tea breaks…read more Grilled Lemon Chicken Sandwich: Surprising. The chicken breast wasn't dry, and the tomatoes were fresh and juicy; but not very lemony. An acceptable white meal. Falafel Wrap: First time trying falafel wraps. Falafels are supposedly fried hummus balls, but these didn't look fried or like balls; they were probably just lightly pan-fried and a bit clumpy. The hummus was smooth and creamy, with a noticeable hummus flavor. As a vegetarian option, despite the refreshing carrots, lettuce, and cucumber, it was a bit dry without any sauce.