Pizza House

Greek pizza as good as it gets. This is everything a small restaurant should be. The classic cheese and pepperoni is what I got and was outstanding. I also got a salad which was very good as well. But what really stood out to me is how friendly the owner and waiters are as they were with our orders and even talked with us and was a great experience. If you are in the area looking for a fast sit down pizza restaurant definitely come here as you won’t be let down.

There isn’t really any pizza places I’ll travel for a pie, but these guys are well worth the trip! Always consistent and delish! I’m stuffed!

I went to this hidden GEM with my wife and kids. The owners are terrific people. Very friendly. The pizza was outstanding. We tried the Angelo’s special and the buffalo chicken. They were superb. Just right. Will definitely go back. I truly recommend this place if you’re in the Bristol area.

One of my family’s favorites, if not our absolute favorite pizza place. The owners are wonderful, and make us feel like family every time we come in to eat. The décor is simple and Mediterranean, fancy enough for a semi-​formal date, yet casual enough to wear jeans and sneakers. Great to go as a couple or bring the whole family, even gram and gramps. Every time I order to-​go, I’ll always come a few minutes early for a cold tall one and an appetizer of cheesy garlic bread– my favorite from these guys. They’ll make your pizza just the way you like it. My father in law loves his on the dark side and they know how to do it just right– without burning the pie to a crisp. Come in and pick up, eat a quick meal, or stay for a few hours catching up, watching the UFC match or a Pat’s game.
The food prices are comparable to any other local pizza joint, and they offer pretty good deals on beer. The pizza is Greek style, with a really delicious crust that has a good crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. I generally don’t eat crust but I always eat it here.

Great pizzas (sold as a whole and by the slice) at great prices, Pizza House can easily get lost in the shuffle of pizza places in Bristol.
Its location can be easily skipped over in the ShopRite plaza as it’s sort of hard to stand out as a smaller unit in a strip of larger standout stores such as Town Fair Tire and the Salvation Army, but Pizza House is a place to check out if you’re into a thinner style of pizza.
As some other reviews have mentioned, the inside has been updated in the last couple years, and the newer ownership seems to be doing a better job than whoever owned it before.

Ya. This is my go to place when I order Greek style pizza. Owners are awesome. Food is always perfect. Pretty simple and low key eat in booths and tables but always super clean. They run a nice business with great food.

This place is a hidden gem. The staff has always been ridiculously friendly and always greets you with a smile. If you like Greek style pizza check it out. They also make a good salad with excellent blue cheese and tasty kalamata olives.

The pizza here is delicious. The crust is perfect, not too doughy and not to thin. The sauce is a mix of savory and sweet. The toppings always taste fresh and well prepared. Recently, my husband and I dined in and probably would not do so again. There were only 3 booths and they were all taken so we were at a random table in the middle of the restaurant and felt in the way. The entire staff was friendly and sweet, however, and we will certainly be returning for pick up.

Love love love them. The owners are so sweet and really want to make you happy and satisfied very genuine. The pizza is great perfect ratio of cheese sauce and crust.

I am a hardcore pizza snob and this pizza is very delicious! Not greasy, generous on the toppings and tasty as hell. I would crown this the best pizza in the Bristol area!

I’ll agree, this use to be a place to avoid like the plague that seemed to filter out of it.
The new owners must have cleaned the place out and cleaned it up, updated the dining area (as it’s not a bit more comfortable looking and feeling).
And the food, pizza is good, not quite amazing, but much better than quite a few other places. A good variety also, places that try different ideas for toppings is never a bad thing (mashed potato on pizza? Yeah, I’m in).
Lately though I’ve been going for the grinders, which are again, not quite amazing, but huge, and like the pizza, better than what you’ll find elsewhere.
All in all, skip over Subway or Quizno’s, or any of those other little hole in the wall places, and check this one out, I did and now I find myself getting a grinder more and more often.

Have lived around the corner from this place for years and did not even know it was there until stumbling in last night after the New England final of the Little League World Series. Easy to miss as it’s tucked in the corner of a busy plaza. The décor is plaza minimalist, with a few booths and some tables, but don’t let that fool you. The food here shines, as did the hospitality the night we arrived. Had a very delicious spinach pie, which surprisingly came accompanied by a fresh and ample salad. We ordered small pizzas, anchovy and Parmesan for me, and plain cheese for my wife. Both were excellent, with very good crust. Warning to those who might try the anchovy and Parmesan — it’s very dry, but was as expected, and went great with a glass of Sam’s Summer. To top it off, the waitress, who may have been the owner for all I know, brought us a free delicious Greek dessert, a layered concoction containing shredded wheat, vanilla custard and cream, topped with a very good sauce and crushed almonds. Light, not too sweet, and absolutely fabulous. This will now be a regular stop for us. Unlike a reviewer from March 2011, we did not find it dark, dank or musty in any way.

New owner and the food is very good. Very clean and family owned and I LOVE this place

I don’t know about the other food, but the pizza here is literally my favorite anywhere. And I love pizza, I get it all over the place. they always have fresh and hot cheesy pizza; I’m obsessed with it. I’ve lived all over New England and southern California, and this place is still my favorite, along with my family and a handful of friends. So good. If they closed I might cry.

This place is a joke.
Went in for lunch this afternoon, place was dark, dank, and smelled of musty onions. That should have been my first sign to turn around and walk out, but i figured, what the hell, i was already there.
I ordered a «small» eggplant parmesan, thinking i was going to get a smaller portion. Little did I know the difference between the large and small dinners is that the small dinners don’t come with a salad.
So I paid $ 7.50 for 2 small pieces of eggplant over 5 oz of pasta. This food is a travesty here, now i know why the place was empty.
My eggplant was either beer battered or tempura battered, it was horrible, soggy, flavorless. The sauce tasted funny, like there was too much sugar or something, and the paste was WAYYYYY past al-​dente, and was watery and mushy.
The 2 employees (i assume them to be the owners), looked like they were in their mid 60’s and both of them had a grin on their face like they didn’t want to be there.
If you dont want to be there, your food sucks, and you have no customers… just shut the place down already.