FULL DISCLOSURE - I am born and raised close enough to Philly that anything in NH is not going to…read morecompare. So giving these guys 4 stars is being very generous. Food was hot and tasty - but again - we are not comparing this to Philly, that is totally unfair. With this area being so rural, it is a valid choice for take out, and it does look to be family owned and not a chain, Stay away from the cheese fries, they were not good at all.

We are new to the area and I finally had a chance to stop in to White Lake Pizza and I'm glad I…read moredid. We ordered a large extra cheese pizza to take home with us and we enjoyed it very much! Good amount of cheese (one of is a cheese head) and the sauce and crust were great. Employees were super friendly. We look forward to trying their subs and salads soon. You can also stay and eat here if needed with a decent dining area with booths and table's. Thanks, we are happy to find a decent pizza so close to home here. See you again soon, pizza was delish!

I wish I could give this a negative star. This place has become so revolting I couldn't stomach the…read moreidea of eating the bacteria ridden food they tried serving up. It's a health code violation smorgaspord with the new owner. I can't wait until it gets shut down so someone else can take it over and bring it back to it's former glory. I'll elaborate.. We tried to call in our order but couldn't get through. So we stopped in and discovered the phone had been left off the hook. I believe this was done on purpose because the incompetent cook couldn't handle the one order he was making when we arrived. So patiently we waited for our food for about 15 minutes. Finally it was ready, well only half of it. The cook, in his incompetence, destroyed our pizza and had only made the subs (not successfully). We later discovered that despite having ordered two of the same subs, they were completely different in appearance. One had been wrapped in saran wrap and was soggy and nasty, the other was just as gross. The meat was old, the bread was stale. They were inedible. Back to the pizzas.. after destroying our first pizza we were told it would only be a minute. Well this was a blatant lie since the pizza had to be remade from scratch. We were not informed that the pizza was beyond saving initially so having to sit around for another 15-20 minutes wasn't what we had in mind. A decent person would have offered up a free pizza for the inconvenience but the teenage girl decided to offer up some attitude instead. She was outraged by our request for the compensation and went berserk. We were told that under no circumstance would we be allowed to both get our money back and leave with the pizza. It was uncalled for considering how much trouble we'd gone through just to get the measly pizza. Apparently being rude stressed the girl out that she had to stop what she was doing and go smoke a cigarette, neglecting to wash her hands before returning to prepare our food without gloves. This made me want to puke. Then some strange women who apparently birthed the incompetent cook decided to help him by handling the food with her revolting 1inch long nails. She didn't wash her hands or wear gloves either. So when the pizza finally came out we decided to just get our money back instead and take our business elsewhere. It ended up costing us an hour of our lives that we can never get back but it was worth avoiding the food poisoning we were sure to suffer if we took the pizza. We called the owner to complain but he was unsympathetic. I hope it was worth not giving us the pizzas because he had to waste two of them and give us our money back anyway. He can thank the staff he chose to employ. I also want to mention when a 2 star review was posted on their Facebook page that wasn't nearly as detailed, they reported it to have it removed. Apparently only good reviews are allowed, such an accurate reflection of their heinous business practices. So again, I can't wait for this place to be shut down so we can go back being loyal happy customers. Until then, R.I.P Twombly's. You'll be missed.

I would give a negative stars if it were an option. The man preparing food has a longish straggly…read morebeard and hair flying everywhere. The man who took my order asked if he could answer the phone before I finished. He answered anyways before I could reply. He proceeded to take a lengthy order (12 sandwiches) then processed that ahead of my 2 simply meatball subs. I waited 30 minutes before I demanded my money back.

This was my first visit to Mamma's Pizza and the service was warm and friendly. The price was…read morefair, ~$25 for a medium Meat Lovers. The pizza looked and smelled amazing. It had a good crisp crust. The slices though, couldn't hold the weight of the toppings, which were moderately spread about the pizza causing half the toppings to slide off. Upon biting into the slice it was immediately noted that it was grossly salty. Near inedbile. After inspection, I determined that the sausage was the insulting culprit. The sausage has to be picked off to eat f to he remaining slices. I would try again to see if the sausage was just a salty batch.

Great steak sandwiches the steak bombs are the best also try the chicken fingers they are greatread more

First off, I haven't tried Fire 21 pizza, EVER. We visit North Conway a few times, annually …read more.. However, I haven't had pizza THIS GOOD in a LONG time ... (should've tried them sooner ‐ years ago) ... I certainly wish I'd taken photographs of the, but we ate them (one cheese & one pepperoni) WAY too quickly, and I forgot to. I am/we are from Brunswick, Maine; ... we have two places that are good around our area. These two pizzas were quite literally next level. When visiting North Conway again, I've NO REASON to search for a good pizza, ANY more. FIRE 21 is it! Please consider selling pizza in the Brunswick, Maine area! (Franchise) ?? Count me in! Cheers Rod & Charlotte Footer, Rick Jacobs, Mr. Finn, & Ms. Bella ~08/10/2024 ~

After skiing, we stopped at Fire 21 Pizza in Conway Village for a late lunch. This casual "order at…read morethe counter" pizza place offers homestyle thin crust pizza (7"-10"-13"-16" pies), deep dish pizza, 10" subs, bulkies, salads, pasta dinners, Hood soft serve ice cream & cold treats, fresh baked cookies, and cold beverages (Coke & Pepsi). The food prices are very reasonable. Pizza (cheese & pepperoni) by the slice ($1.49 each) is served 12-3. See the menu and pricing at http://fire21nh.com/menu.html There's upper tier table seating overlooking the counter/kitchen area, TV, the Conway to read, video games and pinball machines to play while you wait. There's also free wi-fi too! Ordered a small 10" Sausage Pizza ($4.75) and a Linguine & Sausage ($3.99) for takeaway, which was ready in 15 minutes as promised. The pizza was on the greasy side, which had a thin soft homestyle crust and topped with plenty of sauce, melted cheese, and sausage bits. The linguine & sausage was a pretty good sized portion for 4 bucks, which had a thick chunky tomato sauce and Italian sausage over soft linguine and served with crispy baked buttered garlic bread (10"). Overall, the food tasted pretty good and the prices were very good. We spent under $10 including tax for the pizza and pasta, to go with our frosted beverages back at the hotel. (3.5 stars rounding up) WEBSITE: http://fire21nh.com FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Fire-21-Pizza-Subs/278733272586

We stopped in this place for lunch one day and stumbled upon the bar in the back of the building…read more We had a great afternoon watching a game on tv, chatted with the bartender Monica and a few guys sitting at the bar. The beers are icy cold and the cocktails were great. Even better, we have enjoyed our lunches here. The Chicken Finger sub is my go to sandwich. The fries are both hand cut and regular - I've had both and they are both great. Hubby enjoys the pizzas and burgers. The place has a great vibe and nice people. We look forward to trying it for dinner and catching a band soon. They have bands a couple nights a week which sounds great. We will def return here, it's one of our fav spots to visit now. Nice casual, neighborhood vibe and the staff is friendly and top notch.

The service was excellent, the food was not. The chicken parm was overly breaded and mostly…read morepasta-very little chicken. The side salad was good.

Food service and atmosphere were 5 Stars Aleana was a very…read moregood server Brian knowledge about beers on tap Bigs cooked a delicious pizza Definitely will be returning

We went on opening day and the staff and pizza was amazing. Really cool aesthetic and a good…read morevariety of seating. There is also SnowFish sushi next door and from what I hear you can order sushi and pizza from there. I'm not sure if it works both ways but we will definitely be back to try other things. Great to finally have a good wood fired pizza place in Lincoln.

Opted for this vs Big Dave's as it was closer and more convenient. Big mistake. Positives; Service…read morewas awesome and the place was clean. Negative; Regular Sandwich had very little meat and filling and for over $10 was not even close to worth it. I'd read about how this and other chains were skimping on filling but was shocked at how small and sparse the sandwich was. Do yourself a favor and take the extra time to get a deal substantive sandwich down the street.

Waited 1 hour with 3 people in line they were taking care of the online orders.Looks like a…read morecorporate system.Won't be back.

What a beautiful spot to have some DQ! First off, the landscaping is gorgeous. They take a lot of…read morepride in their outside curb appeal and it shows. The picnic tables set up are in a park like setting, very special. The DQ itself is clean and tidy. We came in around 8:30pm on a Sunday night. It wasn't busy but the employees were busy cleaning and tidying up. Our three cones and a blizzard were made perfect and quick. I'd stop here again in a heartbeat.

Ok so, it's a Dairy Queen. Fried food and blizzards. But this has to be the cleanest/nicest one in…read moreNew England.