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    Montesacro is a casual Roman pizzeria that bakes its pies in ovals, which is less a gimmick than a reminder that circles are not the only legal shape. The crust runs crisp, bubbly, and light, and the menu is long enough that nobody at the table gets stuck with a compromise. Service moves fast and the room swallows groups easily, which suits the pre-show crowd heading to the Orpheum.

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    • Maranella

      “Go for the maranella with housemade spicy pork sausage and extra creamy burrata, or the tormarancio with soppressata and very thick tomato sauce.”

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    • Tormarancio

      “Go for the maranella with housemade spicy pork sausage and extra creamy burrata, or the tormarancio with soppressata and very thick tomato sauce.”

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