Best Pizza's around Winnipesaukee

[bobkatfly]

Originally Posted by TheTimeTraveler

I've driven by it many times, but never been in. Is their menu limited to Pizza or do they have other offerings ?

Are they open year 'round? Seven days a week?

The Pine Cone is open year round but I don't think seven days a week, you'd have to check. It`s a regular restaurant with a full menu and a separate bar area with a small attached convenience store that also has some lake area gift items. It`s a cool local`s spot. The food is okay and if I remember correctly, large portions. Also, they used to have "all you can eat" Tuesday buffet. Not sure if they're still doing that. Parking can be limited on crowded days.

Some interesting history there in 2000 when it was a motel called Pine View Lodge. A doctor from MA. murdered his wife, ran and ended up there where he was caught. This is the documentary about him. Mention of the lodge is around 8:05.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FXneEQKw7Rw

[garysanfran]

Any pizza in front of me at the moment, is the best pizza in the area.

[Mr. V]

For those with both the bankroll to afford it and the patience to await it, there is the option of having a pizzeria from out of the area, e.g. in NYC send you on of theri pies.

see: https://www.goldbelly.com/foods/pizz...xoC2xYQAvD_BwE

[Biggd]

I have yet to get over to Tilton pizza, which everyone claims is the best in the lakes region.
I like Piccolo's and Elvio's but I have had good and bad pizza from Elvio's.

[Waturfski]

Originally Posted by Mr. V

For those with both the bankroll to afford it and the patience to await it, there is the option of having a pizzeria from out of the area, e.g. in NYC send you on of theri pies.

see: https://www.goldbelly.com/foods/pizz...xoC2xYQAvD_BwE

Jesus that seems pricey for a pie. Also not sure what kind of condition it would be in once it's delivered.

[joey2665]

Originally Posted by Mr. V

For those with both the bankroll to afford it and the patience to await it, there is the option of having a pizzeria from out of the area, e.g. in NYC send you on of theri pies.

see: https://www.goldbelly.com/foods/pizz...xoC2xYQAvD_BwE

I use Goldbely all the time for Lou Malnati's Chicago Deep Dish, NYC Bagels from Esa Bagel, hot dogs from Papaya King and these awesome ice cream sandwiches my kids love from Coolhaus in California

Its a great place to try all types of food from all over the country that otherwise you could not get

[MotorHead]

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/03/...ewell:trending

THOP, a.k.a. … Tilton House of Pizza (www.tiltonhouseofpizza.com) is more homespun than hipster. Little Leaguers, families, tourists — all come together here, united by the love of thick, sauce-slathered dough and stretchy cheese. Located on the riverside, THOP was on the list of “101 Best Pizzas in America” by the “Daily Meal,” and is beloved by all for the sheer number of combinations available, from spinach and feta to grilled chicken and broccoli Alfredo.