The watered down gas sold here has caused my vehicle to sputter immediately after filling then once…read moreI shut it off it wouldn't start again. Calling the NH justice department to make an official claim when they open Monday. I hope anyone else that has experienced this same problem do the same. Such a terrible thing to do to people in such a small town. Sad to see this happen after the owners sold this business to retire.

New ownership, garbage quality subs and pizza. Such a shame as this place was great previously.read more

Best pizza in the area…read more It's pricey but I think it's worth it My dog loves the crust

Had an amazing meat lover's brick oven pizza. I wouldn't be far off to say that it's the best pizza…read moreI've ever had. Great service with a smile. Couldn't ask for more.

Very good, food hot and fresh. Can't wait to go back. Pizza calzone sub was amazing. Place is…read morevery very clean, I do wish a little background music was playing.

The food is always delicious!! Pizza is great, and their hamburgers are really excellent. Staff is…read morefriendly, and the interior is clean and nice.

I walked past this place for decades dismissing it as "mall pizza". I had my first slice today,…read morefor a whopping $5 +, and it was actually pretty damn good. I dumped some hot pepper, parm, and oregano on the slice and it was like a typical NY establishment.I think it's in the top 20% of all seacoast pizza joints. I might even come back again within the next decade! I saw some pretty interesting options in their glass case.

This place is super good the people are nice it's probably the best pizza I've ever had and I'm…read moresurprised they don't have some more locations If I could I'd rate it a six

I love Tellys pizza as well as their steak and cheese. It's…read moreone of my all time favorites. We always have great service and the staff is friendly and quick. I highly recommend

So I'm not sure if you've tried tellys in Epping but you definitely should. Pizza is really good,…read morepretzels are great and burgers are awesome. It's a fun sports bar. Very big too. Bartenders are excellent and so friendly. We love all of them. Service is great. I hope you try it if you haven't already.

Love Cartelli's! IMO it is the BEST Italian in the area! I look forward to bringing my Dining Out…read moreGroup there at some point! Plenty of parking too, is always a plus, and so is the pleasant atmosphere!

The food was incredible! Great service and atmosphere. We started on the patio but moved inside…read morewhen it rained and each area had their own charm. The food was the star of the show though! We got the linguine and meatballs and the chicken Dijon.

Best pub pizza espresso martini,cheese and crackers ,atmosphere . We love it !! Ask for the spumoni…read morefor dessert

A friend recommended this spot when I visited Portsmouth ... knowing full well that I love dive…read morebars and vintage places. I would say this qualifies as both. The pizzas are a lot more expensive than I thought an individual-sized bar pie would be ... and the pizza was honestly nothing I couldn't make at home in a toaster. However, the 70's atmosphere didn't dissapoint. The best part about this place ... other than the fantastic waitress ... was the ice cold beer. It comes in a frosted mug and is some of the coldest beer I've had on draft. The prices weren't terrible at about $5 - $7 per glass, although the glasses seemed a little small. 12 ounce maybe. The best of the pizzas we ordered was the roasted garlic pie. The garlic was sweet but also had the typical garlic taste. Hamds down, I woukd order this again. The hamburger pizza was the worst of the bunch with dry, tasteless burger crumbles on it. I was surprised to see so many good reviews about it. Everything else was just okay. Next time, I'll try one of their more intrtesting pies like the bratwurst one. A one-topping pizza was $15 - $16 and was about the size of a frozen Cape Cod pizza from the supermarket. About the size of a dinner plate and enough for one person ... probably not to share. I heard interesting things about the wings bit I am not a fan of 'heat challenges', so we skipped those after hearing another customer say they could barely finish one due to the pepper. Overall, if you want to feel like you are in the late 70's/early 80's, this is the no frills vibe you'll get. Except in the 1970's the cost of one pizza today could buy dinner for an entire sports team back then. This place gets my recommendation, especislly if you like a thinner/crisper crust and well-done cheese/toppings. Places that have been around since Gerald Ford was President are a rare thing these days, especially off the highway in a town like Portsmouth.

Located in the Eliot Commons Plaza (next to Shipyard Brew Pub), Sabina's Pizzeria (former Pizza…read moreMarket) is a small family owned pizza place serving up hand made pizzas (12"-14"-16"-20" pies), subs, wraps, burgers, hot dogs, salads, appetizers, pasta dinners, and desserts (cake slices, whoopee pies, Ben & Jerry's pints). Coke products, energy drinks, and beer in the coolers. The place is order at the counter and there are a few tables in the small dining area. They also offer delivery to Eliot and Kittery and deliver beer too! I recently stopped in at Sabina's and ordered a Small 12" House Special Pizza ($14.99 plus tax) to go. The pizza was ready in about 20 minutes as promised. The pizza had plenty of fresh vegetables (mushrooms, tomato slices, green peppers, onions), sliced Italian sausage, Canadian bacon, & pepperoni, tomato sauce, cheese on top of a soft firm thin crust, not too thick on the edges. The pizza tasted pretty good and not too greasy from the toppings.

This place is cheap but that's about it…read more We each had a slice then the rest went uneaten - the tomato sauce had been on the stove fat too long and ate like tomato paste. The crust lacked freshness and a good snap. The cheese was - meh.