NOW the Porter Sq. Uno's is closed. :(

[jbsegal.livejournal.com]

"It's with sadness we write to let you know that our Uno® at 820 Sommerville [sic] Ave. has closed.

As a whole, Uno is doing great things: we've been acknowledged as
• America's Healthiest Chain by Health magazine
• Top Four Family Friendliest Chains in America by Parents magazine
• Home of Guilt Free Pizza by Prevention magazine
• Top Value by WalletPop.com

Sometimes, locations just don't work, even with great guests like you. That's the case here. Our entire staff will sincerely miss serving you and thanks you for sharing your time (and appetite) with us.

As a convenience to you, we've taken the liberty of updating your preferred location to Harvard Square, 22 John F. Kennedy St. You can change your preference by logging in and updating your profile. Either way, you'll continue to receive all those Insider benefits like:
• Sneak Peeks
• Thank You Parties
• Insider Rewards
• Birthday Gift
• Insider Feedback On All Things 'Uno'

If you wish, you can always opt out of the club by clicking here.

You have been a friend to us, and we appreciate it. You have our gratitude for your loyal patronage and support as an Uno Insider. We hope you will take that loyalty with you to another local Uno. We guarantee they'll take care of you as well as we tried to.

With appreciation,
The Uno Team"

Comments

[gruene.livejournal.com]

Not to take this too far of topic, but where can you get good Chicago pizza in the Boston area? I'm from Berkeley, CA where Zachery's was the old standby, but I haven't found anything half as good out here.

[witzwurst.livejournal.com]

You can't, as far as I know.

[pierceheart.livejournal.com]

Insert usual discussion of hopping on major transport to Chicago ...

[apricot3.livejournal.com]

there is a place in allston.. or brookline, i kinda forget the exact location (just not camberville) called Sicilia's that does a decent deep dish. it's a worthwhile venture, anyway :)