"Pastoral is a wine and cheese kinda place. Or cheese and wine, depending on your priorities. The quaint deli counter space here also offers sandwiches to order and some local packaged goods. But did I mention the cheese? They know their stuff. Also, not pictured here, is their space next door that opens in the evening, Bar Pastoral. That's a place where they embrace their knowledge of wine – and is a popular neighborhood date spot." - Studio Malt
"Pizza is always a good idea, and Pastoral’s full-service casual vibe makes the perfect mid-day break. The woodfired pies here are easily shareable, and the chicken parmesan and fennel sausage are crowd pleasers. And they really do have something for everyone, including gluten-free pizza and pasta options." - Tanya Edwards
"Between 10 p.m. and 1:30 a.m. Tuesday through Saturday, visitors to Pastoral in Boston’s Fort Point neighborhood will find a variety of wood-fired pizzas and garlic knots on the late-night menu." - Eater Staff
"Katie Faust Stryjewski's family-friendly spot for pizza, pasta, beer, and cocktails." - Rachel Leah Blumenthal
"In a world where artisan pizza is becoming the norm, Pastoral brings something fresh to the table with their ingredient-forward approach. Neapolitan pizzas, handcrafted with classic but creative combinations, puff up to perfection in a red-tiled oven hauled over from Naples. Back-of-the-house staff makes everything from scratch, even the hand-pulled mozzarella and burrata—and you can tell. Pastoral is perfect for catching up with your gluten-free friend, sharing pies with a group of pals, or dining with toddlers. And if you’re short on time, you can grab a slice from their counter service area." - Elizabeth Wellington, Andrew Sessa