Elvio's Pizzeria & Restaurant

Great pizza considering it’s a mountain village. Wish it had a little more sauce, they claim to be “the best pizza north of the Bronx”

Solid quick slices! Cheese pie to go…hits the spot every time!

Not sure why this place gets such a low score probably one of the best New York slices in New Hampshire, which is refreshing after all the Greek pizza that is in the state

Good pizza

Decent pizza for a mountain town. good sauce and not overly greasy. Pepperoni has a kick to it! not too much difference between the regular pie and sicilian except more dough

Pretty good. I preferred the Sicilian. A little too much flour on the bottom but otherwise great flavor.

Talk about terrible pizza places. First off the pizza which took a good 40 min to come out while we were waiting in the restaurant. The cheese had a good taste but it was clear they didn’t use enough sauce. They also claim to have the best crust in the game, the crust was often too crispy and hard to chew. The underbelly of the pizza was also very thin and had some sort of ashy material that would get all over your fingers. All in all it was a decent pizza. Next up the service. This was horrendous. I mean first, not one employee was wearing a mask. Also they were shouting. And worst of all it took over an hour for them to bring out the last part of our order. We ordered buffalo chicken tenders. Simple order right? Just put chicken in the fryer and then drizzle buffalo sauce on it. It took over an hour for them to make this for us. And then when they gave it to us THERE WAS NO BUFFALO SAICE. At this point we had enough. They even delivered it with blue cheese. Who eats regular chicken tenders with blue cheese? There was so much wrong with this restaurant and I don’t recommend ever eating here.

This is, unfortunately, the first time I've ever had to write a review that wasn't anything but positive. We were told the delivery time would be around 1 hour and 20 minutes, a bit lengthy compared to any usual orders for 2 pizzas, but I gave them the benefit of the doubt that they were busy. I regret giving that benefit. The pizzas ended up taking THREE HOURS to arrive; even after we had called to inquire about how much longer it would take around the 2 hour mark. At last, the pizza arrives. What am I greeted with? Lukewarm pizza, and French fries that taste and feel like they had gone cold and just been microwaved for a few seconds. Tasteless and rubbery, a feeling I'm not even sure how to achieve if I tried. Despite the cold temperatures of my food, the pizza still withheld a decent taste, that's if you also ignored the flop it came with (as you can see pictured above). Maybe we caught this location on a bad day, or they could have just been EXTREMELY busy at 4:00pm on a Wednesday night? Who knows. Anyway, probably won't be making a return trip.

Cheese has a great flavor, just the right amount of sauce, decent crust with a slight crunch

Ellio’s Five Cheese Sicilian Pizza here in quarantine. Frozen pizza scale. Quality

This far up in the mountains didn’t expect to find a decent slice. Sturdy, standby pizza. Little too much flower on bottom of pizza and in need of some tang.

Legit pie.