Joe’s Pizza
Pizza restaurant · Cambridge ·
NYC-style pizza with thin, crispy crusts and classic toppings
NYC-style pizza with thin, crispy crusts and classic toppings
"When the night calls for a glistening slice of pepperoni pizza, follow the crowds to Joe’s, a New York City-based pizza institution that just expanded to Cambridge’s Harvard Square. It’s open until 2 a.m. from Sunday through Wednesday and 3 a.m. on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday." - Erika Adams
"If your plan is to view the race from near Harvard’s main campus, you’re in for a treat. Joe’s Pizza, the famous New York City slice shop, made its Boston debut in September, attracting lines of pizza aficionados from all neighborhoods." - Valerie Li Stack
"I note the legendary NYC slice shop Joe’s Pizza has started selling its pies at its first Boston-area outpost in Harvard Square, bringing its classic slices to 3 Brattle Street." - Erika Adams
"I observed that Joe’s Pizza, the New York City pizza chain, announced it would be taking over the entire 3 Brattle Street space as its first-ever Boston expansion." - Erika Adams
"I note that Joe’s Pizza is known for its traditional New York–style slices, marked by thin, crisp crusts and classic, fuss-free toppings. The original location opened in Greenwich Village in 1975, and the shop now counts five locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn plus two locations in Michigan and Florida. Owner Joe Pozzuoli, who was born in Boston, is hoping to open a Harvard Square shop at 3 Brattle Street within the next six months and has said he intends to stay there long term." - Erika Adams