Espresso Pizza

We were on our way to Great Wolf Lodge and decided to eat first. After initially enroute to somewhere else, we thought that this place was the safest bet in the area. It looked well maintained, well lit, ample closed off parking and security cameras. We ordered a taco pizza, spaghetti with chicken cutlet and a chicken parm sandwich. With 2 picky teens and a 5 year old who usually takes 2 or 3 bites at most, I was surprised that they finished everything.
I only tried the pizza and it was pretty tasty. The taco pizza did not come with a side of sour cream though. The pizza was a bit messy. Pulling the slices apart, not one of them was able to keep the cheese or toppings on. The amount of beef was kind of low but in my opinion it didn’t affect the taste. I liked the crust. So soft and tasty. The sauce was also a bit sweet but tasted very good to me. After reading some reviews I was intrigued to find out that the secret ingredient was orange soda! Over all, the taco pizza was pretty good.
My only gripe was with my alcohol order. Hubby had ordered a red and I had a pink moscato. Only the red was ready on the drink counter. So I asked one of the girls working there to see about my moscato. She quickly went to the back. Then came back to the front. And went about her business. You know putting stuff away, checking on orders, etc. I don’t even think she made eye contact with me after that. So I wasn’t sure if I should continue to wait there (I waited about 3 – 4 minutes) or if I should start eating my food before it got cold. So I started to eat and of course before I took my first bite, I noticed that the moscato was ready. I thought it was odd though that the two wines came in different cups. It looked like mine was bigger (the wide mouth clear plastic cups) than my hubby’s (an hour glass shaped cup with a lid on it). I just would have been more satisfied if she acknowledged that someone else was getting it for me or that it would be another minute.
They had 2 arcade games (ahhh the memories) donkey kong jr and a racing game. The racing game was not on and the donkey kong jr was $ 1 so a no go for me.

Started eating Espresso Pizza in ’68 or ’69. John Rice and would go on Saturdays after going to the Y. We would carry pizza boxes down stairs for Mike, and get a slice and a coke for free. THE BEST PIZZA EVER. Dana Verge. PS love the sweet sauce!!!

My favorite pizza ever since I was a little girl. My family loves it, my boyfriend loves it. Yum yum yum

Okay I will start right off the bat by saying that I prefer a zesty, more salty sauce… total opposite of what is on this pizza. Its very sweet and tangy. Not my style at all but if you like a sweeter style sauce, check it out.
I do love the fried dough here :)

I have been eating Espresso’s since I was a kid hanging out downtown in the early 80’s!!! I don’t live locally but always make it a point to get a pie when I am in town. The pizza is consistently the same… which I love. I have never eaten anything here but the pizza. It’s always good and it’s got a distinctive crust, sauce and cheese. You either love it or you don’t! The staff is quick and efficient. The location is okay… interior is nothing fancy and it is located smack dab in the middle of the ‘burg…makes for some great people watching :) My kids who love pizza also enjoy the pizza and they don’t even have the same nostalgic connection to it that I do!

The food here is consistent, the staff is polite and attentive, the pizza is unique, and the managers have been there for years. I ordered a Bbq chicken pizza with bacon, and it was perfect, sauce to cheese to crust ratio was spot on and the sweet sauce only amplified the smoky hickory taste of the bacon and chicken. The cheese is not the fake oily cheese that dominos will throw your way, it’s quality, and tastes like cheese, and not cheese food flavored with cheese. I thank espressos for years of good pizza with fresh crust and look forward to stopping here for years to come, along with SS lobster and Slattery’s, Espressos is a local staple and deserves it!

Normally i loved this place but i ordered yesterday a delivery and they made 2 mistakes before delivery. 1^st misunderstood my credit card info over the phone. There human so thats fine. 2^nd they had to call me back a second time to ask me again what my adress was cause they went to the wrong adress with my food. By the time i got my food the fries were soggy not crisp they seemed old. Jalapeño poppers looked old as well underbreaded and on the inside they looked undercooked. Pizza was ok but a lil doughy. That’s never happened to me before at this establishment. Ill keep my fingers crossed that it was just a one time thing.

The pizza isn’t bad but the sweet sauce isn’t for everyone! I definitely recommend it to try at least once, though. My boyfriend thinks Espressos is the best around!

So this place is the best pizza anywhere. I grew up on this pizza and have live all over the country but when ever I come back to the Burg this is my first stop and it never disappoints. The crust is crips the cheese is the perfect amount and the sauce is a little sweet and not like any other I’ve had. Espresso pizza is the real resin to come back to Fitchburg Iay even take one bad to Denver.

I normally purchase only a single slice of cheese pizza so I don’t have a lot to say about the place. The tomato sauce is sweet and really good. This is the first place I show my friends when they come to visit from out of time.

I just don’t get it. Sure the pizza may be good, but the name just doesn’t make any sense to me. I am a coffee drinker, and when I see the word espresso I assume, naturally, that it means espresso. Is there even espresso in the menu? Idk this just doesn’t make any sense.

I LOVE this pizza!!! I grew up in Fitchburg and it was always a huge treat whenever my parents would take myself and my brother when we were kids. As an adult I still love it! I recently moved over an hour away and I will sometimes take the trip just to have the pizza. It’s that good and I’ve never been able to find anything like it! I will admit… It’s hit or miss for people. I feel like people either love it or hate it. There is no in between. But if you are in the area and are willing to try it, it’s absolutely worth it! If you love it, you are in for a regular treat! If not, at least you know and all you lost was a couple dollars for a slice of pizza.

Yup, sweet pizza. It is good if you like it that way. Lots of variety on menu. Pizza is the best but sandwiches and other items are tasty too. Can you believe, they have fried dough! That is awesome to get fried dough loaded with sugar and spice and everything nice in the middle of winter.
Fast delivery too, never wait too long.

Been coming here for over 30 years one of the best pizzas! Friendly staff and quick service. Also try the meatballs, the size of softballs and very tasty!

Love the Espresso Pizza in Lowell, Ma. and after we moved to Townsend, Ma. we were excited to know that there was an Espresso closer than Lowell. The reviews that mention the sweetness of the sauce as a turnoff I’m not sure about, because I don’t consider their sauce really sweet (see Tony and Ann’s in Dracut, Ma.). The pizza is large 16″ pie with a thin crust with a large bubbly edge. The ingredients are nice and fresh and you can order your pie cooked as you like it. I order my veggie pizza well done so the crust is sill crisp and will support the veggies properly. There is a nice large area for seating if you want to eat it there and there is Beer and Wine available if you would like to have one. They also serve nice large slices which can be a nice lunch.

Espresso has the sweetest tasting pizza. It is really different from other places. My absolute favorite is this. Yummy!

My boyfriend LOVES Espressos. I think the sauce is sweet (it’s been said they use orange soda) but it’s still great pizza.

Best pizza in the area! they use orange soda in their pizza sauce which can’t compare to anything else around! delivery is quick and prices are good

Best pizza in Leominster/​Fitchburg area. You can tell that they roll the dough themselves as it is normally thin but can vary in width from slice to slice. Sweet sauce isn’t for everyone, but the quality of ingredients is awesome!

The expert!
I’m Italian American and have lived in the area for 60 years. (Fourth generation) I have tried the rest but none top Espresso Pizza. 1968 is when I made Espresso Pizza my place for pizza. Their pizza sauce in unique. Ya got to try it.