Louis' Pizza in Meredith

dpg · 08-04-2011, 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by fatlazyless

Say hey....the very cordial Meredith Village Savings Bank that's close to Louie's Pizza has a Keurig coffee machine set on a counter that's close to the entry door. The price is no price.....no charge....a free cup of coffee...and they have had a choice of both Green Mountain Coffee Roasters or Dunkin Donuts k-cups.....in some very pricey looking GMCR coffee cups........

WHAT A BANK!!!

Their certificates of deposit may not have much to offer....but their freebie coffee is first rate! Probably, they should offer some Irish whiskey to go with the coffee to ease the pain of low interest cd's!

Huh??? I'm at a total loss of words.

KayakinKid · 09-01-2011, 06:18 PM

Thanks in part to MarkinNH's perfect pepperoni pizza picture (say that 10 times fast!

), I made it a point to stop into Louis' Pizza after I was done kayaking on the lake on Tuesday. That's how I work. Kayak on the lake or in the area, try a new place to eat. Last time I was up there, it was the Merrymeeting River, and Pop's Clam Shell Bar. I can blame my new method on all of you folks here.

I was not disappointed at Louis'. Since it was just myself, I got a small pepperoni pizza, and a side of onion rings. I didn't have quite the pepperoni coverage that Mark's did, but there was still plenty there. The pizza was excellent, without being greasy. There was some grease on the cardboard circle underneath the pizza, but I didn't get that greasy feeling when eating the pizza itself.

The onion rings were excellent. Just crispy enough, without being too crunchy, and plenty of them. I could have eaten just the onion rings, and been full.

Also, both made for a good breakfast the next morning.

Let's face it, some pizzas can make the breakfast cut, some pizzas can't.

It was well worth the trip to Louis'. Now I just have to figure out where I'm going to kayak on the Lake next time, and what place I'm going to eat at afterwards.

09-01-2011, 06:18 PM	#2
KayakinKid Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 26 Thanks: 1 Thanked 23 Times in 6 Posts	Thanks in part to MarkinNH's perfect pepperoni pizza picture (say that 10 times fast! ), I made it a point to stop into Louis' Pizza after I was done kayaking on the lake on Tuesday. That's how I work. Kayak on the lake or in the area, try a new place to eat. Last time I was up there, it was the Merrymeeting River, and Pop's Clam Shell Bar. I can blame my new method on all of you folks here. I was not disappointed at Louis'. Since it was just myself, I got a small pepperoni pizza, and a side of onion rings. I didn't have quite the pepperoni coverage that Mark's did, but there was still plenty there. The pizza was excellent, without being greasy. There was some grease on the cardboard circle underneath the pizza, but I didn't get that greasy feeling when eating the pizza itself. The onion rings were excellent. Just crispy enough, without being too crunchy, and plenty of them. I could have eaten just the onion rings, and been full. Also, both made for a good breakfast the next morning. Let's face it, some pizzas can make the breakfast cut, some pizzas can't. It was well worth the trip to Louis'. Now I just have to figure out where I'm going to kayak on the Lake next time, and what place I'm going to eat at afterwards.