North End Pizzeria

Oh, why didn’t I listened to the last reviewer?!
Only tried them out because I happened to get a flyer for them in my mail tonight and saw that they had online ordering. It should’ve tipped me off that this wasn’t going to be easy when I got to the end of the order and it said they don’t deliver to my zip code. (They do. I’m just one town over and their ad was in my mailbox.) So I ended up calling them and placing the order. Then it seems they forgot all about me.
It’s a Monday night and fair weather out but still it somehow took over an hour and a half to deliver my small pizza and wings. It probably would have taken longer if I didn’t call them back after an hour and remind them that I had ordered. When it finally came, everything was cold.
Giving them 3 stars because the food wasn’t horrible. (I got bbq chicken pizza and wings and when I reheated everything, it was fine. Or good enough because I was starving.) So I might consider them again only if I am picking up – NEVER again for delivery. Seriously, I should’ve just gone out and picked it up and it would’ve been way faster but I was lazy.
This is what I get for trying something new. :/

Wow, what an *absolutely horrible* experience with this business. I ordered 9 pizzas for a bunch of kids and adults last Sunday afternoon after a day of hiking. The person I spoke with (turned out to be the owner) was fine with taking the order, but things went downhill fast when the order was late.
I called him to find out where the order was, and he said «it will be right there… the driver is lost, but she’ll be there shortly.» I said ok.
15 minutes later, I called again, and got a different story — the driver was now a he, not a she. But the order was on its way, and it will be there in 20 minutes — at least that’s what he said.
Another 20 minutes (this is now over 90 minutes), and 3 phone calls in, and the pizza still hadn’t been been received. My crew of kids and adults was getting ready to call it a day. I called him again, and was told it would be there within 5 minutes. So, I told him that if it wasn’t there within 5 minutes, I’d expect the order for free, and he said «OK.»
15 minutes later or so, the order showed up. It was hot, which made me think it hadn’t been on the road all that long — not sure what they’d been doing in the time that they took the order and the time it got there. I did tip the driver (not his fault), but told him that the owner and I had had a conversation, and that the pizza would be free.
Most of the pizzas were ok. The one «extra cheese» one I ordered was completely messed up. ALL of the toppings were on one side of the box, having slid off of the pizza. And the dough itself was stuck to the paper underneath, so the cheese and ingredients all had pieces of paper in it. It was a big, gooey, papery, mess.
I suppose I shouldn’t have been surprised when the charge showed up on my credit card. I called the owner and questioned him on it, and he said that he’d reconsidered, and was only willing to give me 50% off. He acknowledged the issues with delivery, but gave me a litany of excuses, when he could have just been up-​front about the delay when I placed the order, or any of the times I called back.
TL;DR: version — don’t order from this place if you expect to get it on time, and not all on one side of the box. Or if you expect to deal with someone who lives up to their agreements.

Excellent dough. They tend to overload it with the sauce and cheese so I get half sauce, half cheese. Don’t ask for light sauce and cheese, trust me. Ask for half and half.
The salads are good and fresh, I often get one and hold it in the fridge for the next day’s meal.
My favorite is the steak and cheese calzone. Once again, their dough is sublime and makes an excellent calzone. I get mine without sauce. You make up your own combo and they bake it from there. Ask for it well done.
Don’t get the steak tips. Very tough and not flavorful.

Pizza sauce is sweet for me. That’s just opinion, but if you like the sauce on the sweet side I think you’ll like this place.
The cheese blend was great and sat well on the thin slice.
This was a precooked slice lunch, so the pizza is probably much better fresh out of the oven.
I’d go back and get a whole pizza, ordered well done for a little crispier crust.
I’d go here before I’d get anything from Domino’s or Papa Gino’s… this small seemingly family run business needs your business more than the chains do.