Daddy’s Pizza

I always stop by for a ham and pineapple when I’m in town now. Very good pizza!

I ordered deliver from here twice and was very disappointed both times the food was just awful and the first time the food was cold will not be ordering from them again. The fried mushrooms were all breeding and soggy, the pizza was hard and had hardly any cheese and looked thrown together.

I stopped in last night and had a switchback (my favorite beer). On a whim I ordered a hamburg and mushroom calzone. Their calzones are huge. I have enough leftovers for another dinner. Great sauce!
Everybody that works there is friendly and helpful.

I grew up outside of New York and have had some of the finest food anywhere. Daddy’s pizza is really good as is the whole restaurant and pub. The owner is a great guy and so friendly. He has entertainment that is truly enjoyable, comedy, Karaōke, and acoustic guitar playing and singing. Highly recommended a stop there.

LOVE DADDY’S PIZZA. They won my heart with their pizza but dazzled me with their french fries and fried dough. The service is always fast, there’s live music every Saturday night, and the food is reliably delicious. Plus, I’ve encountered the owner sitting outside during warmer months and he seems like a genuinely nice person who is interested in bettering Claremont. I think Daddy’s is a great addition to our downtown district.

Boyfriend and I passed through on a journey to his mom’s place in Unity, NH. Like we do at every pizza joint when I’m paying, we ordered a mushroom pizza and hot wings. The pizza was fine and quite cheap, laden with cheese though with an uninspired sauce, and the wings were lovely; the waitress, as well, was very welcoming and kind. The interior is roomy, and beautifully classic. We’ll be back!

really good steak and cheese grinders!

Daddy’s Pizza is a casual restaurant and bar (former Fred’s Family Restaurant) located in Downtown Claremont. Like its predecessor, the place has an open concept feel with exposed brick walls, high ceilings with exposed pipes, ample table seating and booths in the dining area, a bar area with flatscreen TV and a takeout counter.
The menu offerings include Greek style pizzas, calzones, grinders, sandwiches, burgers, pasta, baked mac & cheese, salads, and fried foods. The prices seem reasonable, most individual items are under $ 10 and pizzas $ 7.25 (sm cheese)-$ 17.75 (lg Daddy’s Special).
I stopped in here for dinner takeout recently. I ordered a Small 12″ Sausage Pizza ($ 8.25) and a Homemade Lasagna ($ 7.95) with garlic bread, which was ready in about 20 minutes.
The sausage pizza had a firm crispy crust topped with the right amount of sauce, cheese, and ground pieces of Italian sausage, very oily on top, some grease soaking into the cardboard pizza box. The baked lasagna had a hearty taste, which was a good sized portion baked in a round foil container and had layers of firm noodles, ricotta cheese, ground meat and tomato sauce, topped with melted browned mozzarella cheese, orange grease inside. The baked garlic bread (sub roll slices) was crisp and buttery.
In all, the food tasted just fine, but it was very very greasy and oily, so I had to pace myself over a few small meals (reheated) to finish the food.