Office Lunch Pizza Recs in Back Bay

[sbs401]

Our office usually orders a dozen or so pies for a lunch every other week. We had been using Bostone, but with the news they are scheduled to close for good this weekend (and UC dead) , we are looking for a new option. Regina in Pru mall could work I suppose. Anyone else have any good suggestions in the area?

[bear]

Not to hijack the thread, but are there any opinions on Scoozi? There's a Living Social $20 deal currently available.

[DrMag]

Our group have been ordering from Crazy Dough, not healthy, but quite tasty for "pizza ordered at work". I love the potato-bacon.

[sbs401]

after taking on some Bostone Staff Crazy dough reached out and sent us a $25 gift certificate. Just went and tried:
- Buffalo chix w/ bacon - undercooked crust, almost no heat, didn't replace red sauces just dunked tenders in buffalo sauce then chopped and threw on top, no evidence of bacon.
- Eggplant and red pepper w/ grilled crust - char on crust was good, but forgettable pizza overall
- Supreme - best of the lot, but just ok
- one person got a Sicilian potato/bacon slice that looked good

Oh and all this was after calling in order at 11:45 then arriving at 12:15 (as instructed) and having to wait another 15 minutes. (Maybe a huge lunch order went out just before we got there, but there was almost no activity while we were there)
Best thing going for them was $5 PBR pitcher, probably won't be going back

[FinnFPM]

Is that Pizza Pi-er gone from Mass Ave?

There's also Crazy Dough's, if your coworkers are into it.

[BostonZest]

If only Otto Pizza could find a Back Bay location and settle in with great pizza. At this point I'd settle for one of their take out shops like in Harvard Square. How about a pop up slice shop Otto folks?

Penny
http://www.bostonzest.com/

[meeps2002]

VIGA is a nice quick option

I actually really liked Bostone Pizza, too bad

OR even order from Pizza Italia from South End http://www.pizzataliaboston.com/

[VintageMolly]

We get large orders from Viga fairly regularly, and they're in the realm of acceptable to good to my NY raised pizza palate.

[Gabatta]

That's sad news about Bostone.

The Regina's in the Pru mall is sub par IMO.

You could see if Picco could handle that volume of pies.

[L2k]

No more Bosstone? Dammit. Especially with UC gone, I figured they'd flourish.

[maillard]

I've actually found the Regina's in the Prudential food court to be occasionally fantastic (for slices). But it's super inconsistent, so it's also often terrible.