Best pizza shop in Bangor hands down. Traditional menu with that hometown house of pizza feel and…read moreprices. Been ordering for years and never had a bad pie. The breadsticks are always hot and fresh. Service is fast, friendly, and you can't beat that free 2 liter soda!

Essentially Angelo's is the only show in town after 8:00 PM. The ambiance is clean, old school sub…read moreshop pizzeria with plenty of sundown tables and a very affordable price point. The food options are many. There are many Greek and many Italian items on the menu along with seafood and plate dinners. Desserts include Baklava, Whoopie Pie and Cream Roll. The service was friendly, professional and welcoming. The food is good.

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 loved sitting out on the patio! It was beautiful outside and we enjoyed the atmosphere. Fun…read morepeople! The food was delicious, we especially enjoyed the brussels sprouts for appetizer, the salad and burgers were excellent! The service was great and loved the beer choices.

The Birria tacos were pretty good, and they weren't greasy which was nice and the lime wedge was…read morenice but the pricing was a little rough...The fries were OK at best, there wasn't a lot of potato in them and not a lot of crunch. Maybe that's because of the duck fat? The strawberry margarita was great except for the rim, I ordered a sugar rim and the rim tasted fully of citric acid, and personally I don't like citric acid with my margs. The screwdriver was okay, it's a screwdriver for sure. The blackberry martini was delicious and went down really smoothly. It's pretty expensive too, over $100 for two entrees and three drinks. Decent spot.

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

A very interesting spot - it appears to be the wholesale/factory for Dabesta pizza products but…read morethey added a cool little retail location for pizza and other food items. They have a self-serve soda fountain and coolers, and you can buy raw dough here as well. They also have cookie sandwiches (not whoopie pies, but better). They have indoor and outdoor seating. The location is kind of weird, being in an industrial park. But the food is good and the portions are huge. If I worked nearby I would definitely put this quirky spot in the rotation for lunch. Their lunch special includes 'half a pie' (in reality, it's two generous sized slices- they will cut it into two slices if you want), chips, and a drink.

My boyfriend's obsessed with this place. He'd go every day on his break for lunch! Super great…read morecombo deals and tons of choices!

It seems Maine has a bit of a lower population of Italian descendants based on how few pizza and…read moreItalian restaurants there are, so we were a bit skeptical. For reference, back home there are easily 20 pizza joints within 20 minutes and we live between three towns with about 4-6k residents. We stopped by the Bangor location for a to go pizza; pepperoni and black olive. We agreed the pizza was quite good! The team at Portland Pie were polite and prompt when we walked in. Overall a great experience, with the only detractions being out of their control: parking and Bangor overall being a hole

Me and two friends and two kids came to eat at the Bangor location. We arrived at 3 and were made…read moreto wait 3 to 4 minutes to even be seated because there wasn't a table cleaned off even though there was barely any people in there at the time or arrival. Once we were seated our server, ZOE, didn't come over for 10 minutes after we sat down. She took the kids orders and then walked away. Didn't come check on us until way after we were ready to order, which was like another 20 mins. We ordered our food and then didn't see her again until our food was almost ready. Didn't come check on us, didn't ask if we wanted refills, we had to ask for refills. Mind you she didn't have many other tables but was checking on them multiple times. Our meals came out before our appetizers. The one appetizer which was the bruschetta, it was supposed to be a plated bruschetta, we've had this before and was so delicious it's the bread with mozzarella, topped with bruschetta and arugula and then a balsamic glaze is drizzled over it, this was a bowl of bruschetta and cold pieces of bread. One of us ordered a meatball parm on a sub roll, you could tell it was left out sitting. The cheese was cold and congealed and the meatballs were cold in the middle like they had been microwaved. One of us ordered Mac and cheese and it was all watery and it came with garlic bread which was hard and had raw garlic on it. The last adult meal was there cheeseburger meal and the burger was frozen, we're not dumb and could tell it was frozen not fresh burger and drowned in ketchup. They did take the things we weren't happy with off our bills. But the server acted annoyed that she had to even do that. After there was a slight issue with the check and what was supposed to be on them our server, ZOE, (I've read in different reviews that she acts fake nice once it comes to paying). I'm usually a good tipper based off of the service that I'm given. We paid our bills and didn't tip because of Zoe's service. She noticed my one friends check and how she didn't tip. She looked at me, plastered on a fake smile and said in a fake voice, "thanks for coming in and I hope you guys have a great day". So freaking fake it was ridiculous and rubbed me the wrong way, you work in the service industry and shouldn't treat customers with that type of attitude. Should've just gone to McDonald's for this sub par food and customer service.

Number was discontinued after checked in for free cheese sticks, but I guess there closed out of…read morebusiness, not a working phone nu Ber

Fresh ingredients = great pizza. They've figured it out and I've never had a bad order here!…read more Service is really good too!

For a chain pizza, Jason's is not half bad. It was a bit skimpy on the toppings, but the sauce was…read moregood. That really surprised me. It seems that pizza places locally just grab a can of sauce from Sysco and slather it on. Not this time. I liked the crust--it was not too thick and very tasty. (The dogs even liked it!) All in all, it was good.

Pretty good pizza but took 35 min to get a to go order of cheese sticks. Kind of wild. It's also…read morepricey but it's located right next to the hospital and convenient for lunch orders

Urban Pizza is one of the most exciting newer additions to the Bangor pizza scene. What sets them…read moreapart is their willingness (and ability) to bring multiple regional styles of pizza to Maine, including New York, New Haven, South Shore, and Detroit. That kind of ambition only matters if the execution is there, and Urban Pizza absolutely delivers. My personal favorite is their Detroit style. They nail all the elements that make it special: a crisp, caramelized edge, airy interior, and the perfect balance of sauce, cheese, and texture. It's clear they understand what makes each style unique, because their other pies are on point as well. They use fresh ingredients, flavorful sauces tailored to each specific style, and quality cheese that shines through in every bite. Their ovens also do a great job creating the right crispiness on both the base and crust. Another huge plus is that Urban offers pizza by the slice, and not just the standard cheese and pepperoni. They have real specialty slices available - something I loved having when I lived in New Jersey and have missed since moving to Maine. Urban Pizza has quickly become one of my favorite pizzerias in the Bangor area, and I've become somewhat of a regular for good reason.

Detroit style pizza is hard to come by in Maine. That being said, Urban Pizza does it in spades…read more I literally cried after two bites, it was so good and took me right back to the pizza I remember loving as a youngster. Crispy edges, crunchy crusty bottom, soft and fluffy goodness inside. OMG. The sauce was piquant and oregano forward. In short, divine. They do New York style pizza too, which I have not tried yet, but the slices are big and foldable, just how a New Yorker likes them. The staff was upbeat and seemed happy to be there--a far sight better than some places. I cannot say enough good things about Urban Pizza.