Placed on order in person for a large chicken & feta salad and small buffalo chicken sub. The salad…read morewas 10$ and consisted of sone cut up cukes& tomatoes, on a bed of iceberg. There were croutons, minced up grilled chicken and a little feta. House dressing is watery but stellar. The tortilla paired with it was alright. Overall the salad is ok, wish it had onions, pepperoncinis and some romaine. The sub was delicious and comes with potato chips which i thought was nice. Sub was very good. Overall it was 22$ cash or 25$ by card which is odd. Id eat here again. Bathrooms were clean. Street parking.

Great pizza. Great sandwiches. Great service. Who knew New Hampshire had great pizza?read more

Great food and customer service. Had a delicious Tuna salad and a large cheese pizza.read more

Took a ride on the motorcycle through NH and visited Lake Sunapee midweek. Very little open in…read moreSeptember for lunch. Was told about Pizza Chef and decided to give it a try. Had a meatball grinder and a Chef salad. Was considering the Italian grinder but meat consisted of just ham and salami, same meat put on Chef salad. No complaints and place will work in a pinch.

Pizza Hero is a pizza bus located in the parking lot of Protectworth Brewing…read more They serve New Haven Style Pizza, so you should expect a thin crust and a small amount of char around the edge. We had the white pizza, was nice and garlicky with a good amount of ricotta. The pizza was not huge, but was still worth the price. There are QR codes at the bar and at the tables in the brewery, and once you order and pay on your phone, your pizza is delivered directly to your table. There's also an outdoor patio which is probably nice when it's not below freezing like it was the day we visited.

Stationed at Protectworth Brewery serving absolutely delicious pizza made to order. Service is…read moreoutstanding! Makes you feel like you are among family.

I stopped in to check out the place under the new ownership and was curious to see what's changed…read more I went for their "promotional beer event" -- sounded fun! Beer mug hoisting contest! Except... the mugs were full of water. Yep. We were cheering for people lifting tap water like it was the Munich Olympics. These promotionals are usually fun. Average food, and the great HO Hoist of 2025, Looking for a local place to invite friends out for a good bite of food -- and a pint. I was hoping for better. Prost!

$10 for a wilted side salad, $15 for undercooked pizza, with government grade "cheese". New owners…read moreare clueless about F&B. Talking loudly about drugs; taking drugs, having drugs, all while dinner service was occurring. Found a hair in my food, but didn't bother to even mention it since the food was already inedible and I don't plan on ever going there again.

For a small town like New London, having a Subway franchise is superb. This particular one is…read morenestled inside the footprint of a gas station and convenience store in front of the Town Green, steps away from an ice cream parlor and a Pizza store, providing for restaurant synergy. Every time I've been here the attendants have been friendly and efficient. Yes, a few times, especially during busy times, the product may slightly suffer in its preparation and it's attributable to the employee scarcity in the region, having to employ and trained younger people quickly and therefore may have been not properly trained. That's a situation in most of the Kearsarge/Lake Sunapee area restaurants. Still, I have never had an unpleasant experience here. You treat employees nicely, they will be nice to you in return. The quality of the food is always high, the bread freshly baked, the drinks large. Ambiance-wise it varies, oftentimes I'm the only customer, other times I've walked in and there's a line out the door and a few entitled people clamoring why their order isn't ready in twenty seconds while there are ten people in front of them. Most often, people here want to get their food and go. Good food, good service and very clean.

The last 3 times I have ordered from this Subway they have messed up my pretty basic order. Today I…read morepaid extra for avocado and there was none on there, also no cheese that was supposed to be on it. I'm done giving them chances

Excellent pizza sauce Large veggie pizza was Hugh…read moreHighly recommend this hidden gem in Warner NH

We've had two separate occasions to visit Charlie Macs pizza- both incredible experiences with…read moredelicious (& huge) pizza! I love the feel of the place - clean yet campy. The outside deck makes summer pizza fun. We recently ordered pizza and picked up 20 minutes before closing. The gentlemen was totally cool when we asked if we could sit and enjoy a slice or two there before we hit the road. He was welcoming and great about having us as customers. It's that kind of care and service that have made us loyal customers.

I stopped for a lunch break at Ming Cheng on Pleasant Street, just south of the downtown area…read more Ming Cheng serves up the standard Chinese dishes, appetizers, and chef's specialties for takeout or dine-in. The prices here are pretty good, most items are priced under $11 with a few special dishes $11.05-$13.75. 25 Daily Combination Platters served with choice of rice and choice of one appetizer are offered for lunch ($5.55-$6.15) and dinner (after 3PM $7.45-$8.05). This is the typical order at the counter Chinese restaurant with self serve booth seating for eating in. The temperature in the dining/waiting area was on the very warm side. The kitchen area is not open, but visible through the revolving door. For takeout, I ordered the Lunch Combo 4: Shrimp Lo Mein with Pork Fried Rice and 2 Chicken Teriyakis. The food was ready in under 10 minutes. The portion of food was a good amount. The lo mein noodles (light yellow) were soft and slightly overdone which had minimal vegetables (carrot & cabbage) and tender soft shrimp (cleaned). The lo mein dish had an unusual sweet taste. The pork fried rice (light tan) was decent, which had a mix of soft firm rice, egg, and tender roast pork cubes. The chicken teriyaki sticks were sweet tasting on the outside and the boneless chicken was chewy consisting of some yellow chicken fat, which I needed to trim off before eating. Overall, the lunch was filling, the price was reasonable (for lunch), and fairly decent and not bad. I may be back in here for lunch. NOTE: No checks accepted, but they accept MC and Visa.

I go here relatively often, more than I go anywhere else aside from Taco Bell when I need a quick…read moremeal. I usually get the same thing, General Tso's Chicken with Pork Fried Rice and two Chicken Teriyaki sticks. I've seen a lot of people complaining about the Chicken on here, so I'm going to put my two cents in. As someone that gets it regularly I quite enjoy it, the sauce is definitely thicker than a lot of other places but it doesn't really bother me that much, it still tastes great! As for the Pork Fried Rice, overall it's got good flavor, can be a little dry from time to time and usually color wise it looks pretty dull but definitely a good option if you're not a fan of white rice. The Chicken Teriyaki is consistently good, it's always tender, moist and flavorful. Overall, although I'm not familiar with all of their food I'd definitely recommend going and trying it yourself!

Food was great，and the seat was very welcoming，the service was great. I love the sushiread more

Food was good. The Long Island Salad appetizer turned out to be a riceless roll. Once I got used…read moreto the fact that it was not the salad I was expecting, it was delicious! Per another Yelper's recommendation, I tried the Spicy Boy roll. Lovely. Our chief complaint was that the heat was not working, so it was definitely chilly to dine in. Would happily return for another go though.