Princeton House of Pizza

terrible. pizza is inedible. must be the cheapest cheese on earth. bad texture bad taste.

I got the chicken tender dinner because the reviews scared me away from the pizza. I was pleasantly surprised. not the typical breadcrumb-​breaded tenders. A tasty bubbly coat of breading and thick pieces of chicken. The steak fries were damn good too.
I know I don’t have much to base this on, but if you’re looking for good chicken tenders, this place is good enough for me!

There isnt much in Princeton but since I have to be here every Monday for the rest of the spring i need a place to eat. The service was okay and the meatball sub was very good. My daughter is having the pizza, but its more Greek than Italian which would be our first choice. As long as i dont get sick tonight they have earned three stars. I will try another sandwich next week God willing. Cheers

Just your typical small town pizza joint. Keep your expectations low, and you won’t be disappointed.

Where do I start?
How about: terrible.
Went there the other night with my wife after spending some time in the area. It was later in the evening, around 8:00 and we didn’t want to drive the hour home without a bite to eat. In hindsight, I wish we had.
They had quite a variety of sandwiches and pizza to choose from, but that’s about where the «good stuff» ends.
I ordered a «Coyote» sandwich is a steak and cheese grinder with BBQ sauce on it. Sounded unique, so figured it was worth a shot.
My wife ordered a Western Panini, which is basically a western omelet on in a wrap.
The guy behind the counter was so soft spoke, I had to ask him multiple times to repeat what he said and the food took forever to make… and we were the only two in the place!
Finally when the food arrived, it was terrible. My sandwich was comprised of an over-​toasted roll, very dry tasteless steak, a slice or two of American cheese and so little BBQ sauce that I wasn’t really sure if there was in fact any on it.
My wife’s sandwich was about the same. Dry and tasteless.
I’m not sure if this place has a reputation for being good or bad among the locals, but am thinking it’s one of those places that stays in business because there is nothing else in the small town of Princeton.