Tremont House of Pizza

Pizza is great; Onion rings on POINT. Customer Service is awesome. Space is very clean and updated. Perfect location. Walking distance from work place.

Really great pizza, subs and burgers. I happily drive 10 minutes to get take out from them. The one thing I don’t like is the price. They are very expensive. The quality of the food is good but it’s not a place you want to order from more than once a week or two. I guess it’s to be expected since it’s in Brigham Circle, but still. Also their subs are on the small side. A large at Tremont is a small at any other pizza place or sub shop.

The have the best wing ding plates. Been going here since I was a little girl. Pizza is not the best but everything i recommend

The back kitchen is so nasty good luck if you don’t get sick in this nasty pizza shop.

Guy at the counter was nice and quick to make a turkey BLT and a meatball sub. It looked okay, and tasted good. The turkey was a bit dry, which is a no-​no for me since I LOVE turkey BLTs. They are my go to. But it wasn’t a big deal. I was looking for something quick and cheap.
Would definitely come here again if I was hungry and looking for a quick to-​go munchie!

Found black hairs in my sub. Barf. Guy at the counter was rude too. Will never go back to this place.

I get food here multiple times a week and am never disappointed. You can’t go wrong with a pizza from here but I always get a huge steak bomb sub or the best gyro in town.

This place just keeps getting better. First, they remodeled the inside, then they extend their weekend hours, and then an updated menu. Living a few doors down, it is the most convenient place for me. Those late night weekend cravings are now able to be satisfied since they stay open until 3am! The usual for the area is 1am and by the time I’m done partying, everywhere else is closed. Whether I’m having a gyro, Greek salad, or pizza I am always pleased. Fresh food, friendly people, quick service. What more could you want.

I had just moved to Boston about 6 months ago. I tried this place for the first time a month ago and I have been going every other day since then. I can’t believe all of these negative reviews. They recently remodeled the whole restaurant and is under new management. Since I’ve been going, service has been great, food is delicious, and the people are so nice and the prices are reasonable so I recommend trying this place again

This place is noteworthy only for it’s extravagantly mediocre pizza. In a city where almost every pizza shop seems to be competing for Most Mediocre Pizza Slice, THOP’s brand of mediocrity out-mediocre’s them all.
I would give it a 1 star, but they serve this heated-​cheese-​dough mess so earnestly and with such a friendly demeanor that, gosh darnit, they earn that bonus star. To their credit, most places with crappy pizza usually have a service quality to match (it must be terribly depressing to work at a place that puts bad pizza into this world), but no. Not at THOP. Proudly serving their disappointing slice since god knows when.
Looking at the other reviews here might tempt you to get a sandwich instead, but why even bother? Il Mondo and Crazy Dough are just a few blocks away. Go somewhere else. Go Anywhere else. Since you cared enough about your pizza to check this place out on Unilocal,you are categorically not in the market for this kind of establishment.

This was the first place I stopped by to eat in Boston and boy was I disappointed. We got the Tremont Specialty, or something along those lines. The pizza was basically a «Works» pizza with many of the vegetables and meats.
I was busy moving in all day with my family and we hadn’t eaten for literally 12 hours so we were tired and famished. Needless to say, I was extremely excited to finally get some food in my mouth.
My parents ordered the Italian sub which was alright. The bread was pretty good — toasted, warm, and crispy. Other than that, nothing that really stood out.
The pizza… errm…I felt like it was lacking something. Something that all pizzas should have but I can’t quite pinpoint it. The pizza was a little bland too. I will admit though, the pizza (large) was very big. 2 slices and I was absolutely full. The workers were also pretty courteous and nice.
I don’t know if I would come back.

Been a regular cutomer to this place for a long time. However today the service was dismal at its best. The person did not like the idea that i had ordered a dish and portrayed his disinterest in preaparing n serving it by mumbling some interesting words as he walked into the kitchen. Aint it true that happy customers are a key to running a good business?

God awful pizza! There’s a lack of sauce, cheese, and most of all dough, this pizza is literally paper thin. Do not waste your money! Even on a drunk college night this restaurant is truly unacceptable. I give this location one star for is a 10% discount to college students

Amazing food for very cheap. Their best stuff isn’t even their pizza– try the cheezy fries and the garlic bread are so good and come in huge portions.

The guys in here are all so nice. I don’t even have to order; they know what I get. I definitely recommend it if you’re looking for a quick slice of pizza or a cheesesteak or something.
Also, I like that even though it’s $ 10 credit card minimum, they always let me charge even when my order is only $ 5. I rarely carry cash, so I appreciate it.

Every place in Boston with «House of Pizza» in the name has succeeded in disappointing me… this one is no exception. Their pizza is the same generic pie that seems to get shipped frozen and put through a conveyor belt oven or something at all pizza places of this tier. The chicken parm I ordered was made from pressed meet rather than a cutlet… I felt like I was eating a McNugget with tomato paste and cheese. Yet it was still not a cheap sandwich.
I’m not sure why they’re still in business with the Penguin and Il Mondo within a block… Anyway, I’ll give them a star because I didn’t get sick after eating there I guess.

This place isn’t bad pizza, but since Il Mondo is about the same distance from my apartment, and is much better pizza, I won’t be going back. This is standard pizza-​fare, and Il Mondo is just out of its class.

I don’t know how anyone could give this place anything above 2 stars (a high two stars, but still two stars) when Il Mondo or Il Mundo is like, two blocks away.
Seriously. If there was a store that sold other stores, they’d have this place under the «generic italian/​greek eatery» section, in a big white box with a UPC printed on the side. It’s about as good as Hi-​Fi, but not even open as late.
I mean it’s not horrible by any means, but it’s certainly not that good…

For what it is, T-​HOP is awesome. Pretty great food at cheap prices. The guys who took our orders were super nice. $ 1.50 for a nice sized greasy slice ain’t bad!
I really like that you can sit down in here, unlike most of the other places to eat on this side of Tremont. No air-​conditioning and the interior is kinda dumpy, but what are you expecting at $ 4.50 for eggplant parm? Massage chairs?
$ 10 minimum for credit cards, but when we spent $ 9.40 they said it was okay.

If your hungry & you know it clap you hands!
if your hungry & you dont want to eat subway clap your hands!
p.s good gyro and decent pizza. I used to go here a lot my freshmen year of college. The owners are super nice.