Best Sicilian slices in Boston but it sucks how they're only opened for only 4 hours have to get here early sometimes when they...  Read More

Best Sicilian slices in Boston but it sucks how they're only opened for only 4 hours have to get here early sometimes when they sell out they close early because on how good their food is worth the drive worth the wait definitely coming back  Read Less

*** CASH ONLY ***Originally I wasn't planning to come here because my itinerary was jam-packed various food places, but I decid...  Read More

*** CASH ONLY ***Originally I wasn't planning to come here because my itinerary was jam-packed various food places, but I decided to sneak this pizzeria into my itinerary after I learned that Galleria Umberto had won 2018 America's Classics Award from the James Beard Foundation.Galleria Umberto is best known for their squared shape Sicilian pizza. Each pizza slice is $1.85 and there is only one type of pizza (more specially Sicilian cheese pizza - no salami and pepperoni, period). In addition, they also sell panini (salami, ham, & mozzarella cheese), pizzette, panzarotti (breaded potato with mozzarella cheese & parsley inside), arancini (breaded ball of rice, stuffed with a sauce, filled with ground beef, peas, & cheese), and calzone (with four different options). The door already opened at 10:50 AM on Monday even though it was supposed to open at 11 AM. We were one of the first customers and thank goodness there was no wait.***Pizza ($1.85): Very simple but delicious pizza; tomato sauce tasted just right (not too heavy and not too sour with a hint of sweetness) and dough didn't taste dull at all. I like it a lot - definitely one of the better pizza I have had. (5/5)Calzone (spinach and cheese - $5): Filling was savory, but bread was just a-okay. (4/5)***4.5-star on food, but I will bump it up to 5-star because you are getting delicious slices of pizza at a really inexpensive price.  Read Less