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    Luiggi's Pizzeria

    3.5 (42 reviews)
    InexpensiveItalian, Pizza, Salad

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    The Famous Fergy
    Craig M.

    Having lived in Lewiston for many years this was definitely one of my favorite places to eat. I remember back in the late 80's early 90's when we would eat there and listen to the jukebox. They have a great spaghetti dinner and their italians and fergies are awesome. The Fergie is by far my favorite sandwich. You can get it as one or two sandwiches. It's two slices of italian style bread with mayo, ham or turkey, onion, lettuce, tomato, and cheese. Take it to go and you got yourself a lunch and dinner. The interior to the place is an old school diner style and has a more modern jukebox now. The staff is great and they have been in the same location for decades now.

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    Skye G.

    When you go to Maine you should try an Italian sandwich. What is the difference...hmm many have asked that question. I think it is the bread. It is soft but holds its shape and does add to the flavor. Many locals have an opinion between Luiggi's and Sam's but I like the Fergie Sandwiches too (again for the bread). Get a large. If it is too much then share it or save it for later. The typical Italian is ham, green peppers, tomato, American cheese, onions, pickles, with salt/pepper and veggie oil. Skip the veggie oil if you will be traveling as the bread gets soggy. My family comes in from out of town and orders a few dozen to take on the road. The Fergie is ham, cheese, mayo, on a different time of Italian bread and it too is soft and yummy. A large is 2 sandwiches and a small is 1. Again, get the large. There meatballs are also yummy. I am a fan of just the meatballs or a meatball sub. They are soft and a good size so if you like a firm meatball you may not like the texture but I sure do. Their original pizza is the small one. This is about the size of a dinner plate. They put luncheon (ham) meat on all their pizzas so tell them if you want it or not. I like it with it as it adds to the flavor. This place has been renovated over the years but you will see familiar faces. It has the feel of a diner and can fit a small sized group and has booths and tables. There use to be a jut box but didn't look. This place is open late for those times when you need a late night fix.

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    Rob W.

    I had been hearing about this place for awhile. Recently I found myself in the neighborhood at lunch time and knew I needed to go. They have daily specials and the day we were there the special was 2 Italian sandwiches and 2 drinks for 8 bucks. Lunch for 2 for less than $10! Great sandwich, great deal and it feels a bit like going back in time when you go in. Just a really cool place.

    Pizza at Luiggi's
    Chris M.

    Haven't eaten at Luiggi's in 30 years and was not disappointed when I stopped in for lunch. The staff are all super friendly, and service is very efficient. I ordered a pepperoni and black olive pizza, which of course came with their signature luncheon meat-YUM! Gotta love free toppings, right? The pizza was loaded with toppings and cheese and just like I remembered from years ago, it eats better with a fork and knife. Absolutely delicious! I noticed on my way out that they do daily lunch specials. So, I picked up two Fergies (ham, lettuce, tomato, onions, and mayo on fresh baked Italian bread) to take home. They are famous for these and the bread gives them a unique flavor. Soooo good! If you come to Lewiston, I highly recommend stopping by. You won't be disappointed by the quality or value.

    Lots of sandwiches, but known for the Fergy.
    Ken M.

    "All our pizzas are made with meat unless ordered otherwise." Yes, including the "cheese" pizza. Awesome. The "Fergy" ham sandwich was stellar --- it has a sense of "the ham sandwich you made yourself in the kitchen" that's completely lacking from most restaurant stacks. Not sure what it is --- bread? Mix of fillings? --- but it really feels homemade. The meatball sandwich reminds me of my first attempts at toaster-oven cooking --- open-face on two slices of sandwich bread (no torpedo rolls here), soaked with tomato sauce, topped with nicely browned mozzarella cheese. As to the classic Lewiston showdown: Sam's is good, but I'll take Luiggi's any day.

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    Lana H.

    The Fergy.. Worked in this area for the 7 yrs and have not yet tried this place so one night on my way home I decided to go in to try their food. I love momma and poppa restaurants . For some reason I always associate mamma and papa restaurants with authentic foods with great taste and flavor. To my disappointment this is not the case. The legendary Fergy was nothing more than a plain ham sandwich with Italian bread. I feel that in order for small business to survive against chains such as the Olive Garden they must offer few great products with unique flavor with great taste in order to survive. I haven't tried any other dish here so I can't comment anything else but the Fergy.

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    Brian R.

    The spaghetti sauce was bland and lifeless like an abstinence singles weekend. The pizza is pressed, not tossed, and makes a frozen DiGiorno look good. The place is run by a bunch of kids who seem to be going through the motions, with about zero pride in what they drop into the boxes. The kid who took our order got it wrong. They keep the place clean. That's the best thing I can say about it. If this was the last pizza place in the world I'd still strongly consider ordering Chinese.

    Small regular mince meat pizza. Great flavor!!! Gooey cheese and piping hot!!!

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