Queens Pizza

Great place for a quick afternoon bite. It’s close to work so I can just walk there. It’s a great option when Simply Khmer’s closed.

Pizza did you want Pizza? This is the question you have to ask yourself when ordering lunch. I normally say yes whenever this question comes up but sometimes I stray! Today I ventured into Queens Pizza and had an above average small cheese pizza with great taste and quick courteous service. Next time I’ll try something different and keep you posted!

Always quick, always consistent. Been eating delivery from there since I was a kid. Now I have a house of my own and I still pop in. Tried and true. Never disappointed.

Was in the area and I’m craving a steak & cheese sub and Queen’s serves up a great sandwich. I don’t get down here to much but when I do, this is my lunch spot. The parking lot has been replaced by a huge building. There is now a couple if parking spots out back plus the street so this could be a challenge if u want to dine in. Love it here.

Yum on the gyro and the fish and chips. The staff is very friendly. I’ve lived down the street for over 20 years and never tried this place before today. Oh well, better late than never.

I noticed my review makes no mention of their amazing gyro!
Most places do a cheap knock off with spiced beef on the grill from frozen pre-​cut slabs. Not Queen’s! They have a gyro cooker and they put that log of meat in there to roast per order! Takes a little longer (especially when they aren’t busy) but they have ruined me for gyros elsewhere.
still PASS

So I moved from Lowell to NH about 8 years ago but had visited Queens whenever visiting family because both my husband and I agree that they had the best «chicken cutlet wrap, with cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles and mayo» — we have yet to find any place that matched this. So I am going to assume that there are new owners (and unfortunately I have no idea when this happened) because the chicken was nothing like we’ve had before. This seemed like it was pulled right from a freezer — generic — whereas before the chicken seemed to be battered and more homestyle. I didn’t try the pizza so I can’t confirm if it was real greek style pizza. I guess we were the old school «Queens» customers… we’ll have to continue to search for that perfect «chicken cutlet wrap». And as note, the 2 stars is because the chicken cutlet was again, very generic.

Queens was one of my favorite lunch spots when I worked off of Chelmsford Street. Many might think that this place is your standard, run-​of –the-​mill Greek pizza and sub shop. Although there may be some truth to this assessment, I believe It’s a bit more. The pizza just has a unique flavor, with a nice blend of sweet sauce, slightly salty cheese, on a thin buttery crust. My preference is the pepperoni/​onion. I almost always ordered extra cheese on any pizza! I’m a sryian bread lover and Queen’s always has fresh stuff. Among my favorite subs are the tuna, (especially if you like mushy celery filled tuna.) the American, and the steak and cheese. I always experienced good, fast service. Better to takeout than to eat in as the place does’nt score high marks for atmosphere or cleanliness. Still… something about this place that is appealing to me. Never had a bad sub or pizza! Having frequented this place for a long time… That’s saying alot!

Over the weekend, most of my town had lost power due to the heavy snowstorm and fallen trees on powerlines. Without anyplace to go for food in town, I headed south over the border and into Lowell, where much of the city had power and I could find a place to grab a hot lunch.
I eventually stopped by Queen’s Pizza (I was here a while ago for the pizza) on Chelmsford Street since the lights were on and the place open for business, which serves up Greek style pizza (thin crust with rolled edges), subs, sandwiches, gyros, salads, pasta dinners, fried seafood, appetizers, and Pepsi products. The prices here are reasonable, most individual items under $ 10. The place is an order at the counter place with overhead menu boards and ample self serve booth seating.
I ordered the Fried Clam Strips Plate ($ 8 with tax) on special, which was a good sized portion of breaded clam strips, fries and salad. The food was not too greasy and absolutely tasty and being worn out from the long cold night was also a factor, hehe. The clam strips were crispy outside and soft and chewy inside, slight sweet taste. The fries were deep fried golden to perfrection and crispy outside, lightly salted. The salad had shredded lettuce, sliced tomatoes, & onions with a tangy oil based house dressing.
Queen’s Pizza came through during the outage period, a good call for a much needed lunch. I was one of the lucky homes in NH that got power back later in the day.

This place has really good cheese pizza. Two large cheese pizzas are only $ 12.00! A good deal if you ask me. Their pizza is on the light side, it’s not that doughy but a little bit flat and on a crispy side.