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    Indian Mound House Of Pizza - Greek salad with lamb gyro

    Indian Mound House Of Pizza

    3.6(39 reviews)
    2.2 mi
    $

    Food was excellent; and so was the service. Waitress even asked if the music was too loud. We…read morewill return!!!

    I last reviewed Indian Mound Pizza in 2017, and gave it four stars, downgrading it from five only…read morebecause of its small storefront seating accommodations. The pizza was excellent at that time. My wife and I have since seen it slide quite seriously in a number of areas since. Our most recent takeout pizza experience has prompted me to write an update. Our most recent pizza takeout order was for a large pizza, topped with mushrooms, tomatoes, and spinach. It was prepared very promptly, and was ready for pickup in 15 minutes from the time we placed our telephone order. The crust was simply okay; it was certainly not the memorable crust as in former years, being rubbery and tasteless, and not the knockout Neopolitan recipe that I savored during my last review. The cheese was similarly rubbery and tasteless, not the wonderful stringy texture, mouthfeel, and creaminess of good mozzarella, as before. The tomato sauce was quite bland, almost tasteless. Arguably, my remarks thusfar are entirely subjective, based on my personal taste. You may take away a different experience. But, what prompted this review is a different matter entirely, as objective as the money that I peeled from my wallet for the toppings that I ordered. As mentioned earlier, I ordered three toppings: mushrooms, tomatoes, and spinach. This paints a mental picture of a pizza dazzling with bright red tomato slices amidst a field of earthy mushrooms and green spinach. Put that thought away. Toppings are each individually paid for; they accumulate on top individually. Three toppings does not mean one-third amounts of each topping, unless of course the customer and shopkeeper agree to split one topping price for three items. Very, very few tiny, tasteless canned mushrooms were to be found, and they were entirely inconsequential. Ca-ching $2.00. The largest of the 15 slivers of tomato measured 3/8" x 1-1/2", or about 2/3 of a slice. Most were smaller. Ca-ching $2.00. The paltry samples tasted quite good, but I paid for a whole tomato. Spinach is one of God's most economical veggies too. Ten cups of leaves to the pound. A half cup would make an earthy, tasty, lovely green statement on a large pizza, and make plenty of profit for the proprietor. We got five leaves on the entire pizza. Ca-ching $2.00. So, what we got for $23.84 ( including tax) was a rubbery, tasteless pizza, with an imagining of toppings. I once raved about a pizza that is no longer offered at Indian Mound. But wait! They offer many varieties now. In recent months, they've served up overcooked and undercooked, and if you hit it right, just half the amount of rubbery tasteless cheese. I was extremely disgusted to see the dishwasher with his mane of dark curly hair, with no head covering, loitering in the food preparation area last evening. The cashier thought nothing of it and made excuses. Yuck! Hairy extra toppings I don't wish to conceive of. This is the last review that I'll ever do regarding Indian Mound Pizza because I'll have no means to assess their product in the future.

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    Indian Mound House Of Pizza - Six mushrooms, five tomato slivers, no spinach, $6.00

    Six mushrooms, five tomato slivers, no spinach, $6.00

    Indian Mound House Of Pizza - Steak bomb - large

    Steak bomb - large

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    The Wooden Spoon - Classic 2 eggs, homes fries, rye toast and crispy bacon $11.50

    The Wooden Spoon

    4.4(22 reviews)
    4.2 mi

    We were looking for a breakfast place for a group of 8. We were greeted with smiles from the staff…read moreand they quickly pushed two tables together to accommodate all of us! We were served our drinks by Kaylen and Pam was our server. They had a smooth working flow. Our meals came out all at once within 10 minutes of placing the orders. Every one of us cleaned our plates! The portions were satisfying and the food delicious! Shortly after we go there, the place filled up! Guessing it's a local favorite. We will return if in the area again. Definitely worth the drive. This is a dirt lot, no steps to enter. The bathrooms are not handicapped accessible.

    We moved into this area about seven months ago. We tried the Wooden Spoon one of the first days we…read morelived here and have not gone anywhere else since. Food is always delicious. I always get an omelette with toast, home fries and I add on sausage patties. Their toast is unbelievably good. I don't know where they buy their bread but it's so good, thick and very fresh. My hubby gets the eggs over easy breakfast with pancakes or French toast on the side. I've also had the turkey club with fries at lunch. Everything is good and you can also have a cocktail if you want with your meal. The atmosphere is comfortable and the employees are super friendly. Thanks for a great place!

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    Inside

    The Wooden Spoon - "Little Spoon" egg whites omelette with avocado, spinach, tomato's and goat cheese served with tater tots  and homemade rye. ($15).

    "Little Spoon" egg whites omelette with avocado, spinach, tomato's and goat cheese served with tater tots and homemade rye. ($15).

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    Huck's Hoagies - Steak and cheese with bacon, salami, hots, boom boom sauce, pepper, peppers, onions, shrooms, and banana  s. This sub rocked.

    Huck's Hoagies

    4.1(80 reviews)
    11.6 mi
    $

    I was recommended to go to Huck's Hoagies by my brother and it did not disappoint. This place is…read morenext-level good--and the staff greets you like you've been coming there for years. While we were waiting for our sandwiches, one customer told us he flies out from California just for Huck's Hoagies and I can understand why. Portion sizes are generous, prices are more than fair for the quality, and the ingredients are clearly fresh. Bottom line: If you love sandwiches--and even if you just like them--you need to try this place. It's a gem.

    While serving at a local youth camp, we had to go outside for food because the camp food was not…read morevery good. So we decided to go out for a Philly cheesesteak. Originally, we ventured over to Full Belli deli in Wolfboro, which has some of the most incredible cheesesteaks I've ever tasted, but they were overwhelmed with orders and the minimum weight for a takeout sandwich was an hour and a half. We didn't have that much time to wait. Boy, do I regret not waiting... When we entered Hucks, the absolute empty restaurant should've been a massive red flag. But we were so engulfed in serious conversation, we didn't even realize it. We waited for about 20 minutes for our sandwiches to be made which were about $18 apiece for a "special steak" cheesesteak that boasted caramelized onions, fried peppers, and mushrooms with provolone, cheddar and American cheese. Sounds amazing, doesn't it? Oh contrar. It was pretty terrible. The onions were pretty much nonexistent, there was nothing special about the steak, except that it sucked, the peppers were not grilled, and the several cheeses were there in name only. Oh yeah, the bread tasted like it was soaked in warm water. Ugh. I recommend Camp Sentinel food over Huck's. All in all, camp food was a 10 compared Huck's. Huck's sucks.

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    Huck's Hoagies - Outside

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    Huck's Hoagies - Steak N Cheese

    Steak N Cheese

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