Bardo's Pizza

As a pizza lover I have no idea how this placed slipped past me as their bar style pizza is phenomenal! Do note that if you follow the directions to Bardo's Pizza it'll take you to Castle Island Brewing Co which confused me initially until I realized that Bardo's is inside!Items we ordered (to go) as of 1/2024:- M Street Beach - $12.50 -This Kale salad is absolutely fantastic. I loved the cured tomatoes and grilled focaccia that's in here. One of the best Kale salads I've had.- Cheese Pizza (half mushroom) - $12 for cheese only - Pretty solid cheese pizza though not the standout here.- Sweet Dreams - $17 - This was the best pizza we've had. The hot honey could be spicier but it perfectly complements the pepperoni and ricotta that's on the pizza. I would 100% recommend this!I definitely plan on coming back and eating in to ensure maximum freshness (and try their other offerings too!).

More like a 3.5 but bumping it 4 since I had it to go which isn't going to be as fresh. I think I just prefer a more NY style slice. This was like a thin crust pan pizza but done well and very tasty. Got the social climber pizza which was great. I wish the sausage had been a bit more flavorful and pronounced but still a solid place for bar pizza.

As a self proclaimed SSBP expert (I make my own too), I was urged by my SIL to try Bardo's. I gotta say, it's delicious and fresh and has knocked off Town Spa from my list of local favorites. The Castle Island brewery in Southie where Bardo's is housed has a great family-friendly vibe. Street parking may be a bit of a challenge, but we went mid week at noontime and found a spot nearby. The staff are super friendly and accommodating. You find a seat, set up a tab at the bar, and keep going up to order until you close the tab. Food is delivered to your table. There are big screen TVs sprinkled throughout. The Nitro Sweet Brown was a notable favorite, as was the cranberry sour. There's even red or white wine for the non-beer drinkers.

Bardo's Pizza shares space with Castle Island Brewery. It's a great combo, considering you can never go wrong with pairing beer and pizza. I ordered the pepperoni pizza and it didn't take long to come out. It was thin and not too large. Definitely not my usual type of pizza, but it had a buttery crust that elevated it. It was a satiating meal. Price was reasonable too. Do be aware that pizza last call is much earlier than beer last call.

The pie I got was great. Loved all the flavors together and I'd never seen it before when I was out. Servers and bartenders weren't super helpful when we asked for water glasses and actually gave us attitude for asking. Cool interior, great spot to watch a football game and someone was having a birthday party there which looked nice

I love bardo's pizza. The crust is such a unique texture, almost like a thin pan pizza with chew. They do a new flavor every week or so and I love trying new ones at trivia night. The staff is great and it's always a good place for an after work drink and snack.

If you're looking for bar pizza, wings, and good beer -- Bardo's is awesome. The Linguica and pickle pizzas are my personal favorites, and the wings are perfect. So many other spots in Southie (and the rest of Boston, for that matter) seem to think that breaded wingdings are a perfectly acceptable form of chicken wing. Thankfully, Bardo's has better taste than to think anyone would want to eat that, and makes real chicken wings with a plethora of sauce options to choose from. Don't even get me started on the sandwiches: the BON YAH! and Nana's Classic are DELICIOUS. period. There are just a few things I am not a huge fan of:1. If you aren't going in for a whole meal and don't want to share a pizza, the options for appetizers are very limited if you don't want wings (they do have a lot of sauce options though!). 2 out of the 4 shareables are just potato chips topped with other stuff, which brings me to #2...2. The potato chips. I have never once been excited to see potato chips on my plate at a restaurant or bar. I don't care how good your "house made" chips are. They are never as good as a french fry or literally any other side option (even a salad). The chips end up in the trash every time I get food here. If for some reason you love potato chips, just ignore this and try them yourself.3. The ambience inside the brewery. It is LOUD most of the time. The way the interior is designed makes every noise so much worse. If you go when it is even moderately busy, expect to have to shout at whoever you're with to have any conversation.To reiterate, the food here is delicious. The beer is great. You should go here.

Flavors - 4.5/5Textures - 4/5Presentation - 4/5Value for Money - 3.5/5Would return? YesMust-try: Any pizza! I looooooved this pizza!!! The flavors were so good for any pizza that I tried - cheese, pickle, the social climb and the special of the day (ricotta, pepperoni and hot honey). Did you just read pickle? YES, and I also thought it would be disgusting but it just works. The toppings are generous and really well spread out, which makes every bite to taste amazing. They also must have a special cheese blend that makes even the cheese pizza to taste special. The bottom of the pizza could be crispier, but the top is so crispy that it makes up for it. Like every bar pizza, the crispy cheese edge just delivers! I found these addicting.

I went to Bardo's Pizza located in Castle Island Brewery in Southie.This past weekend was their 1 year anniversary where they had special select menu items! They had the "Andiamo Special" which included a hot honey chicken sandiwch and a 16oz pint of their Andiamo Lager potato chip beer for only $23. They also had a Jetty Mimosa which was their champagne-esque kettle sour blended with OJWe tried the mimosas, salads, the hot honey chicken sandwich, the buffalo chicken bar pizza, the Apricot Mango Sour Sorbet pops and their churros!My personal favorites were the hot honey chicken sandwich, the buffalo chicken pizza and the mango sour sorbet pops. Everything was also very reasonabley priced.I recommend you grab a beer and pizza there after work or for the next Patriot's game on Sunday.Rating: Ambience: 7/10 Food: 7/10 Affordability: 9/10

This is the best pizza in Mass. The hours are limited and they don't deliver, but it is worth the trouble. Try it.