Wonder Bar‘s pizza is loaded with fresh, bite sized broccoli florets. The broccoli had a great texture and offered a really nice balance with the tomato sauce making an overall excellent pizza. -DL
It seems like an oxymoron to include broccoli on a dish like pizza, but in reality, the fresh, perfectly seasoned broccoli balanced the sweet tang of the homemade pizza sauce. The pizza, whose crust is perfectly thin in a New York style, is an excellent choice for someone looking for a hearty flavor and a diversity in textures in Worcester. The Wonder Bar, often debated as the best pizza place in the city, certainly pulled off an unexpected experience with this pizza. -LV
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Mushroom Pizza
The pizzas at Wonder Bar re perfect for 2-3 people. I tried the mushroom pizza, a simple but classic choice. The red sauced pizza was covered with mozzarella and moist mushrooms. The cheese was not overwhelming and the flavors blended well. However, I think the salty kick from the grated parmesan available in jars at the table was a helpful addition to this pizza. The crust is not too thin, which I appreciate as I’m not a fan of crackery thin crust pizzas. I would have liked a little bit more crispiness to the crust but that’s personal preference. -JM
Wonder Bar‘s mushroom pizza is loaded with fresh mushroom. While the mushrooms were fresh and cooked nicely, I found this pizza a little on the bland side. It was much better once I added some red pepper and grated cheese, but I like a pizza that doesn’t require condiments. Overall an average pizza, at best. -DL
A mushroom pizza is tough to do, simply because it’s one of the most common items on any pizza place. At Wonder Bar, I was a little disappointed—partly to blame because of the other extraordinary pizzas I tied that night—because the mushrooms tasted like they came from a jar and were not seasoned before added to the pizza. While this pizza didn’t wow me, it wasn’t a bad pizza because the base is so good. -KP