Great pizza, excellent service! Thanks Dino's! Will be back next time I'm in town! Thanks again.read more

The pizza here is very delicious with good cust and lots of toppings. Their super italian sandwich…read moreis also amazing with lots of toppings. The owners are wicked nice and friendly. You can sit at the store or get take out. The interior is like most main pizza shops or convenience stores. Only giving 4 stars as the menu prices are a bit high for a pizza.

Alexia's was a staple growing up, and continues to be a favorite stop when I am back in Maine…read morevisiting. My kids now look forward to Alexia's every time we visit, and it is their favorite pizza. Always a great experience!

$1.50 for a slice of cheese pizza as of 7/31/25!!! Can't beat that anywhere in Vacationland!! A…read morelarge meat pizza for $21. Cozy and inviting inside and great tourist location.

Looking for a slice to grab on our way home (literally walking distance). The place was clean, theread more

Wow .. I don't know where to begin after 45 years in food service I have never seen anything like,…read morechicken parm baked grilled chicken? Not a fried cutlets? I am in a ghetto shop I know where I am . But not even a frozen cutlet ? Never mind the alternative frozen meatballs, but you couldn't even build it correctly, the Greek salad ? No tomatoes? The menu says tomato. No pita , nothing but lettuce.. but here is the watching both of these two people make my food with no gloves .you know I was just thinking about just leaving but it would make no difference to them.. if you own this place do yourself a favor close it. And the BH ? Do yourself job

I love Pat's Pizza. I've been coming to this place since I was a kid, but always the Ellsworth…read morelocation. We just drive by the other stores, as we almost forget they even existed. It's our first night here in Maine for this trip and we didn't bring much in the way of food as we head up to our camp, so we decided on quick and easy takeout. The staff was super friendly. I came in on the other side near the ice cream but was promptly greeted by the employee there and directed up the stairs. The girls behind the bar made eye contact and pleasant conversation. If I didn't have a car full of stuff and hungry kids I definitely would've have stayed longer for one of the delightful margaritas she was mixing up. She offered to let me wait in my car for the 20 min it would take for calzones, and she'd wave to me out the window when they were ready. Even more shocking, she actually did. Even with a restaurant full of people, I wasn't forgotten. She remembered to ask if I needed plates and sauces, so I didn't feel like an afterthought just because I was choosing takeout. Just a lovely welcoming meal that tasted as good as it looked. Don't sleep on this location or those delicious calzones! Thanks for making our night a little easier.

A great find! Tucked behind the mini golf place the Pizza restaurant and golf shop combo was…read moreperfect. Our server was manning the whole restaurant quick and with grace and a smile. The pizzas was fantastic! We have a cheese and a meat lovers. Came quick, hot and so tasty. We were told they make their own tomato sauce daily-it was better than some other world remounted places.

We were a party of three dining at Bucksport House of Pizza, and the whole experience was genuinely…read moreenjoyable. We ordered the calzone, the Mediterranean wrap, the teriyaki wings, and the steak and cheese sandwich, along with a couple of tall beers. Every dish was fantastic. The calzone was delicious and perfectly doughy, the Mediterranean wrap was super yummy with Greek salad dressing as the sauce, and the steak and cheese was generously filled and very satisfying. The only thing that could have made the meal even better would be having the teriyaki wings tossed in the sauce rather than receiving it on the side. Our server was excellent--friendly, attentive, and totally on the ball. We genuinely enjoyed her banter, and she added a lot to the overall experience. The atmosphere was a highlight. From the deck room, you get a relaxing view of Fort Knox, the Penobscot River, the docks, the railroad tracks, and the river walk. It's a peaceful spot to enjoy good food and a cold beer, and we left very happy with the visit.

We were there on 9/11. One of the guys we met there was a firefighter who was at the twin towers…read morewhen they collapsed. I am a firefighter paramedic and I was honored to be able to talk to him and hear his experiences while he searched for survivors in the rubble. He had given a talk at the 9/11 ceremony at MMA earlier in the day. A large group of Castine firefighters came into the restaurant and I wanted all of us to sit together. We were sitting at the bar. Dino, the owner, graciously opened the deck which allowed us to all sit together and I was able to treat everyone with their meals. Everyone was so understanding and allowed me to treat these fellow firefighters as they should be respected. Thank you BHOP staff. We all appreciate what you

We stayed at a nearby hotel and had a large pizza delivered to our room. We got a vegetarian and…read moreCharlie's was generous with the toppings.

The food was okay they didn't cook my bacon so when I got my sub I had to microwave the bacon SMH…read morenext time you order from them please tell them to cook your bacon

Ok, so you maybe won't get Arthur Ave bread this far north of the Bronx. And maybe you won't get…read moregrandma's secret marinara recipe here. But what will you get at Finelli's? A damn good pizza shop that has an almost vintage, late 70s, early 1980s decor. In an area of Ellsworth/Bar Harbor otherwise known for its craft IPA's, lobster rolls, and a dizzying plethora of seafood salad platters, Finelli does itself justice. Even on a Sunday night, they can do a brisk business & can sling it with the best. Their pizza comes with its sauce done circularly. And their half size meatball grinder should get a Silver Slugger award for its impressive enough portion size. Wow - it was good. Check out the retro arcade in the back, where $0.50 might get you a new high score on Defender, Frogger, Donkey Kong, or a half dozen other video games...all while Def Leppard's "Too Late For Love" might just be blaring overhead in the background. Here's to 1983, Pyromania, and Finelli. Thank you Maddy, we highly recommend this place.

Yes we are from NY (Brooklyn & LI) so that should qualify us as pseudo-aficionados. The place is…read morelegit. I had a pepperoni slice, a mushroom onion slice, and a tomato pesto slice, all were very good. Crust was that perfect level of crispy and the cheese was slightly gooey. Sauce was great and in an ratio to all the other elements. Whenever we tire of seafood when visiting, we will be returning here. I'm sure there will be multiple visits this week.

Pats in Hampden is the best! My family and I go at least once a month and the food is great the…read moreprices are great and they do not skimp on the ingredients. We love Megan on Saturday her service is excellent!

We met a couple here for lunch at their suggestion. It was our first time there. Apparently there…read morewas a refurbishment that added seating and parking, so that isn't good thing. The service was excellent throughout. I ordered spaghetti and meatballs, which is always a risk as my wife makes killer slow cooker Italian spaghetti sauce and meatballs. But a while back I ordered some at Olive Garden and thought it was good, so why not? Well, I wasn't so lucky here. The sauce was quite skimpy (perhaps they want you to pay for extra sauce?) and the meatballs were too firm and rather tame. I am sure it is a matter of taste, so if you like your meatballs similar to the kind you buy frozen at the supermarket, then go for it. I like them more tender and with more flavor. My wife got the meatball hoagie and similarly missed her slow-cooked variety. I guess if we go back we could try one of their signature pizzas or otherwise stay clear of the meatballs.