Bar del Corso used to be a secret shared only between locals or those in the know, but as Beacon Hill has taken on more and more residents and businesses, word of the restaurant's wood-fired pizzas has spread. Expect a wait, especially on weekend evenings. Order a negroni to pass the time.
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