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    Sicilian-style square slices, thick and airy, come out on paper plates at this cash-only North End slice shop that's been an institution forever. The compact menu runs to arancini, calzones, and potato croquettes, all at prices that feel like a clerical error in 2024. Arrive early on weekdays; on weekends they only open for dinner, and popular items have a habit of disappearing before the line does.

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    • Sicilian-style square pizza

      “draws locals and visitors for its thick, airy Sicilian-style square pizza served hot from the oven”

      AAA
    • Arancini

      “The compact menu also includes house-made arancini, panzarotti, potato croquettes and hearty calzones”

      AAA
    • Panzarotti

      “The compact menu also includes house-made arancini, panzarotti, potato croquettes and hearty calzones”

      AAA
    • Potato croquettes

      “The compact menu also includes house-made arancini, panzarotti, potato croquettes and hearty calzones”

      AAA

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