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I am sure it is the best pizza I have ever eaten. Impossible to eat any other pizza after having chance to test once. I am now far away from this country but still miss to taste sometimes. This is one of that times, and when I see that Pinochio is still open I feel very happy after 15 years.... Still the best even in Mediterranean. Congrutulations..

It's worth the trip to Pinocchio's from anywhere in the Boston area. Parking is really a hassle, but I look at it as a pilgrimage. The Sicilian pizza is the best I've had anywhere. The crust is perfect and the sauce is delicious. Definitely worth the trip!

How do I love Pinocchio? Let me count the ways: 1. Delicious tomato sauce. 2. Perfect crust: not too crunchy, not too chewy, and holds up from the first bite to the last. 3. Quality cheese. 4. Perfect sauce-to-cheese ratio. 5. FRESH spinach (not canned) on their spinach pizza. 6. Looks like a pizza joint, feels like a pizza joint. 7. No TV, thank god. What's with all the TV's in Boston? It's obscene. 8. The Sicilian has a crispy, light crust that makes it entirely manageable to eat two slices without feeling glutted. 9. There are no frills, and the cost of a slice, or a pie, is reasonable. 10. It's the only pizza joint I've found outside NYC (and Caesar's of New York -- in Tampa FL) with a master craftsman hailing from Italy. One caveat: Use the restroom and wash your hands before you go. There are no public facilities at Pinocchio. Ah, who cares?

Noch's is a standard for anyone who wants a great slice of pie around Harvard Square. If you live in Kirkland House and haven't eaten at Noch's, get your head examined.

Great sicilian pizza. very small place, hard to get a seat.