Supreme House of Pizza

Always the best of everything. Great. Food and service. Price can’t be beat. Lived in Hooksett so it was close. even living 35 minutes away now I will make the trip.

What can one say about a local pizza dining experience that hasn’t been said before? Is it the fresh ingredients and specialized preparation that no other chain offers? Is it the artisan-​esque craft to each individualized pie, sandwich, or other delectable entrée that invades your taste buds with a fury the stale seasonings in chain pizza parlours lack?
I’m afraid not. It is the unsung excellene of the staff and preparation that makes it stand above all other locations of satiation. The crispy pizza pie, not too brittle to the bite yet not a stale softness that permeated my palate like is so often in a locale awash with big business and wasted potential. The SUPREME House of Pizza is a name that is true to its form. The sauce, the cheese that seems to endlessly trail until it snaps across your chin with all of its gooey glory. And as the pizza stunned me with its excellence, its bite and refusal to let me go, I reached with my stubby digits to a plate of buffalo wings next to me at an approximate 45 degree angle. Crispy, fried, yet not too hindered by the taste of batter, these buffalo wings were the height of my dining experience. One cannot stress the pleasure I had, as the ranch dressing (which only the elite of the elite prefer, mind you) mixed with the buffalo sauce (which was not too tart, not too hot, with an appropriate amount of «zing», as the layman would phrase it.
The parking was awful, and they are not open on Sundays.

This place had decent food, but I would never go back. They don’t use any gloves and I think that’s gross. Also we showed up at 7:30 when they close at 9 and they were clearly not very happy. That being said the chicken wings were really good and the chicken broccoli alfredo calzone had fresh ingredients. The pizza was surprisingly bland. Tasted like canned sauce with no seasoning. We also had French fries which were a generous portion and a steak tip sub which was just average and overlooked. I would give it another try if they used gloves. Can’t get past the thought of their cooks wiping the sweat off their face and touching my food.

So, I order the veal Parm sub (small) 7.00. Great price and it’s a good size! My issue is… The veal and the sauce. They don’t really taste like much. The sauce tastes canned or jarred. It would benefit from some hearty chunks of tomato and some herbs and garlic. Season your bread crumbs! Or don’t buy frozen veal patties… That being said, the dining room is super clean, the man at the counter was very polite and helpful (and attractive). I would come back. I’d probably go for the pizza or steaks tips.

First time visit. I was impressed! Very clean restaurant. Responsive, courteous, and friendly staff. Quick service with really good pizza! Yum!

The food is fresh and delicious! The restaurant is always spotless and the staff are super friendly. Highly recommend the chicken greek salad, steak tip sub, seasoned fries and all pizza are out of this world good!

We loved it. Stopped by on a drive home & had the grilled chicken sub with lto and an Italian with all the fixings. Delicious, fresh, whatever they marinated the chicken in was pretty tasty. Dunno — simple house of pizza place with subs and mozza sticks but we were pleasantly surprised.

Great pizzas, yummy side dishes. Possibly the best pizza place in Hooksett.

we stopped here on a random Fall Foliage trip expecting it’d be least be better than McDonalds which is across the street. we got: fried shrimp plate, turkey sub, meatball sub and steak sub. the meals were surprisingly awesome they do something with their bread yum!

Stopped here off of 93 because my buddy and I needed some food. Nice people, quick food. The buffalo chix sub really hit the spot and my buddy said his Italian sub was spot on. This is a good place to get food.

This Greek pizza shop serves the typical fare: Greek pizza, pasta dishes, salads, and subs. The dining room is spacious and incredibly clean. The staff could be a little more friendly, in my opinion. While the person taking my order was friendly, the staff person that gave me my sandwich didn’t even look up and ignored my «thank you.» Ad odd thing about this restaurant is the number of workers… they were like clowns getting out of a Beetle car, with more popping out every time I glanced up from my meal. The regular customers appeared to get more attention which puzzled me because if you want new customers to come back you should acknowledge them.
Another trouble spot for this place are the prices. They charge $ 9.00 for a dish of pasta. Allowing for the cost of the food that’s about a 2,000% markup. Most everyone knows that pasta is a restaurant owner’s kingpin for profit margins; but, an average pizza shop is a little bold charging this much money for plain pasta and sauce.
My small veal sandwich was average. The veal cutlet was a breaded and formed patty; hence, they are not using all real veal. We also ordered buffalo wings which were fair.
If the service had been more hospitable, I may have been back for a return visit. As I live in Candia, I’ll stick with our local Greek pizza shop. The service there is spotty as well; however, if you are a local you’ll get treated better than the rest. Perhaps it’s a Greek thing? I don’t know.

Located at the corner of Hooksett Rd & Whitehall Rd, Supreme House of Pizza serves pizza, pizza calzones, salads, subs, steak subs, Greek items (gyros, spinach pita, feta & olives, baklava), and dinner plates (pasta, steak tips, chicken, seafood). Personal sized pizzas are offered for under $ 5. Dinner prices range from $ 8 (spaghetti/​ziti) to $ 15.50 (seafood combo) which includes choice of tossed salad, potato salad, fries, or rice. Bottled Coke products available in the cooler.
As you enter the restaurant, the clean carpeted dining room has ample booth and table seating and the order counter straight ahead. What makes this place special for the «local area» is that there are several NY Yankees logos and insignias displayed with pride in the open kitchen. I’m so used to seeing Red Sox and Patriots at most businesses in this area, it was getting monotonous. As much as I enjoy rooting for the Red Sox, it was fun to see some pinstripes in Hooksett, NH. I love it!
The food is all made to order. The Personal Pizza is a good snack, a 6″ round soft dough topped with hearty sauce, cheese & choice of toppings and baked. I enjoy the Chicken Cutlet & Veal Cutlet Subs which can be made with sauce & cheese OR lettuce tomatoes, onions, mayo, etc. The staff here is polite and courteous.