Me and Ollies

Bullet point review:
–Very colorful inside; respectful holiday decorations
–Music is energetic and not too loud
–Very open, easy to walk around
–Trivial Pursuit cards on the tables
–Hanging, low lights with spotlights for extra lighting
–Colorful menu signs on the walls
–Clean
–Plenty of seating with some cushion chairs that were taken
–Lots of branded items for sale
–Minimal art, two big black and white photographs of children
–Iced Latte had the same problem Dunkin Donuts ones do: they syrup sinks to the bottom that even after stirring remains an uneven taste
–Second time I went this was less of a problem, so most likely it was due to the employee
–While I’m glad they don’t load up on sugar like Dunkin Donuts, it’s very light and even lumpy
–Espresso itself is pretty good, not mediocre like Dunkin Donuts
–Pizza is delicious; light sauce and cheese, crust both soft and crunchy
–Weaved wood plate is a nice touch
-$ 3.25 per slice sucks, but at least they’re big
–Pretty good overall

«New Hampshire? What the heck do these granite heads know about pizza? Pizza is a flat lander thing!!!» «Sorry kid, you’re dead wrong…»
Had a Saturday lunch here with tons of other places to eat. It was new to me, so I tried it out. Lucky for me, because the pizza was something else. I had two slices of their «cheesy cheese» pizza, a slice of their veggie pizza (non hydroponic tomato, onion, broccoli and drizzled with a rather potently sweet balsamic vinaigrette. It was awesome!). I topped off my pizza feast with their (real deal) made on site, pumpkin pie! Killer! These folks make soups, sandwiches, p’ninis, local made bottled soda, carbonated fountain drinks, coffee, and all the frilly stuff coffee related. The staff were friendly, the whole place was clean, clean, clean. I had a great lunch for a fairly reasonable price.
BTW, meal tax in NH is through the roof, so keep that in mind when you order, and then think to yourself, «Why the frig was this food so expensive?». It’s the state of NH, not the establishment you visited. I’d give this place a 4, but the crew working there were so friendly and good to me, that I feel it would be a shame to A, not mention their courteous service, and B, not rave about their fresh, hot and prompt, way delicious pizza! BIG FAT OLE’ 5

The turkey and havarti panini was great. my sandwich maker was so friendly. Service was quick. Thanks

Wonderful blend of flavors in the butternut squash salad and a southwest turkey panini!!! Very filling and delicious. My first of many visits to come!

I used to LOVE this place. Unfortunately, the staff has gone downhill in a big way over the past two years. I am not sure if there was a management change or some other underlying factor. The food is good, I love their sandwiches. I just don’t think I should have to wait 20 minutes for a panini. Also, bring back the potato salad!

Oh WOW! The pizza with the baked potato on it is REALLY good! We just ate there, and we are already plotting when we are going to come back and get more. It’s incredible by itself, AND really good when you dunk the crust in the clam chowder. Their crust is awesome. I normally prefer the crispiness of thin crust, but their crust (made in their bakery) is deliciously crispy on the bottom, while being light and fluffy. We also got a BLT sandwich which was perfect-​the bacon was crisp, and the mayo seemed to have some kind of extra deliciousness to it. Really nice staff too. Can’t wait to return.

Pricey food that gives little in return. The turkey havarti was bland, and no chips, pickle or nothing. The guy who served us was pretty rude. Honest food? Honestly I wouldn’t come back.

I stopped here on Black Friday with my mother-​in-​law and sister-​in-​law. We each ordered the Pilgrim Sandwich, and they both got soup as well. The sandwich was amazing… perfectly toasted bread, yummy cranberry relish, etc. Also, my SIL asked for sundried tomato mayo to put on the sandwich, and that was delicious too. The only reason I did four stars instead of five is because neither type of soup they ordered was actually available. (The two soups were written on the menu chalkboard, but the soups in the crocks were completely different — that said, they both enjoyed the surprise soups.)
The service was excellent — the people working were super friendly, even though it was a busy time during a busy day. I will definitely eat here again next time I’m in the area!

I was psyched they had gluten-​free bread, however ordered a veggie panini, asked what was in it & then to hold the peppers. They weren’t busy, there were bell peppers in my sandwich, quite a few — & of the ‘sprouts’ that we’re supposed to be on it, there were but a smattering. Not a good value for what you pay. 1 sandwich, 1 (small) bowl of soup — almost $ 15.

Came by to grab a quick lunch because the Chipotle line was out the door. There were only two people in line here, but the two employees working the sandwich line and counter seemed busy so I opted for the salad bar (serviceable; about on par with any east coast deli but nothing special) instead. Waited in line to pay for about ten minutes while the employees alternated cashiering, making and delivering food. I doubt this was their fault – I suspect an understaffing situation. I walked out feeling neutral… until I realized there was a hair in my tuna salad. I’m not angry, but I certainly won’t be back.

I go to Me and Ollie’s in Newington every once in a while. The food is pretty good. Some of my favorite items include the buffalo chicken sandwich and the buffalo chicken pizza. I haven’t tried the soups or salad but they look alright.
The prices are decent, you can get a lunch for under ten bucks that isn’t crappy fast food.
I always love to chat with the girl with the dark hair and piercings. She is very friendly and provides excellent customer service.
This is probably the best place to get food in the immediate mall area.

My husband, toddler and I went for a quick bite to eat while running errands. The menu was smaller than I had expected, but we easily found sandwiches that we wanted to try. My husband was disappointed with the size of his, especially the meat portion of the sandwich. Mine was delicious, it was a BLT Chicken Salad sandwich and one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever had. It was disappointing that for the price the sandwich doesn’t come with something (chips, apple, cole slaw or anything), especially when you can go down the street to Panera Bread and get a much bigger sandwich, with a side item, for the same cost.

Went here today. All of the food is good. Very pleasant atmosphere. sandwiches a bit small. Pizza is unbelievable. by far the best white pizza (bianca) I have ever had. I would go again.

Don’t go for a quick bite after work. All the soups were gone or skinned over, the salad bar hasn’t been refreshed for hours the pizza looked like it was made yesterday.

So another Me and Ollie’s went in and I figured I’d try it out. I like the food in Portsmouth and in Greenland so I figured this place would be just the same, just shorter of a drive. Boy… was I wrong. The service is TERRIBLE. There may be 1 or 2 people working even at heavy traffic times like lunch. It takes so long to get your sandwich it’s not even funny. They lost all of our orders of maybe six sandwiches, all on separate orders. Food is still okay when you eventually receive it. The potato salad has WAY TO MUCH mayo. Stick with pretzels. Stick with Portsmouth or Greenland; your experience will be MUCH better.