Cantore’s Pizza

This place is pretty awesome. Had a 16″ half sausage and half pineapple/​pepperoni. Crust was chewy but not too thick and the toppings were fresh and delicious. I wish I lived around here.

Great pizza, I love the thin NY style. Fresh ingredients, excellent cheese. Would give 5 stars if the staff were friendlier and more attentive.

We used Cantores to cater a dinner for our swim team with about 30 people. Very friendly and efficient on the phone, good recommendations for ordering, delivered on time and food was tasty. Would use them again!

Called right before 11 am for order. Told us 45 to 1 hour for delivery. They arrived an 1 hour and a half later. Food is completely cold & forgot our drinks. Offered half off. Food is ok; would have liked to try it warm.

This is my favorite go-​to place in the Upper Valley for lunch, dinner, or when I’m simply craving pizza. It’s a great place where you can order by the slice or you can order a whole pie. I usually order by the slice and get a slice of «Lotsa Meatsa» pizza. It is a deep dish pizza with sausage, ham, pepperoni on top of mozzarella and marinara sauce. You definitely get your money’s worth from this huge slice of pizza. I’ve tried their other slices of pizza including the: BBQ pulled pork, pepperoni, chicken, as well as the cheesesteak. All of them are quite delicious and never disappointing. I recently tried the southwest egg rolls and honey mustard chicken wings. I would recommend both of these appetizers. Overall, check this pizza joint out. They also have lots of tables and there are TVs for all the sports fans out there who want to grab a bite while watching a good football, basketball, or baseball game. There is always plenty of parking and it is also a family oriented place! :) Their service is quick and you won’t have to wait long for your food. I believe they also have online ordering. *thumbs up!*

Best pit stop decision we made returning home from the holidays! Christmas food was awesome but left us with a serious pizza craving, and this was the fix. We showed up at somewhat odd hours, 2pm on a Sunday — but it was exactly what we were hoping for. The restaurant was very clean, staff was extremely friendly, and the layout was open. We ordered two slices and a drink and some garlic knots — the reheated slices were delicious and the garlic knots totally hit the spot. Nothing fancy — just a good ‘ol pizza joint. We were definitely the only dine in customers, but it seemed like they did a lot of take out — the kitchen was busy and a driver came in several times to pick up orders. Awesome energy refuel moment! Keep up the great work guys, and we will be back in to grab slices the next holiday roadtrip!

My dad, boyfriend and I went to Cantore’s for some post-​doctor appointment nourishment. My dad ordered a couple slices and the boyfriend and I went for a whole pizza with the gluten-​free crust. First, the staff that work at Cantore’s are incredibly nice, the store is very clean, and has an inviting layout. I don’t think my dad came up for breath while he ate his slices, but the real test for us was the gluten-​free crust. Pretty much no one can make a gluten-​free crust that is good, and we don’t expect it. However, the crust at Cantore’s was actually quite nice. Crispy and thin, but not the usual cardboard you get at other places. Most importantly, they didn’t skimp on the toppings. I don’t know what it is about the gluten-​free selection that makes restaurants think you must not want to have much on top of that gluten-​free crust (perhaps a minimalist mind-​set??), but thankfully Cantore’s does not prescribe to that line of thinking. We ordered cheese, pepperoni, jalapenos, olives, and artichokes, and we were greatly satisfied. All gluten-​free crust pizza’s we’ve ordered since have been compared to this one and none have stacked up thus far.
Cantore’s is tucked away in an old-​ish plaza, so you might have missed it in the past, but do make effort to check it out. We were eating facing the menu board and saw several items we’d love to go back and try. A great place for a quick bite after shopping, family night out, or mid-​sized groups.

In town visiting family and wanted some pizza. Found this place on Unilocal.Lots of variety in slices. I had a pepperoni slice and a pulled pork slice. The pizza was a sold 3 – 4 star. Service was good, place is clean. Glad I tried it.

Nice pizza place. Pizza was unique but had good flavor. Of course pizza is a real hit or miss and this is one place you can have a good pizza in a very casual sitting.

We come to the area once a year for a conference and look forward to trying new places. We were short on time so we stopped into Cantores and couldn’t have been happier that we did. We decided to get a couple of slices for lunch but couldn’t decide on just a few because they all looked amazing. We got 5 slices before really realizing that their slices/​portions are huge! The Meatza slice was fantastic, all of the meat was of good quality and cooked perfectly. The BBQ chicken was better than any we’ve had, and we eat a lot of pizza :) we also tried the ranch chicken which again, was perfect with the qty of ranch and chicken and veggies, everything went together perfectly. We also got a tomato basil slice which had a creamy white sauce that really made the slice. Overall, you aren’t going to find this quality of food for the price, really can’t be beat.

Love the pizza here — drive 45 minutes out of my way to pick it up. But, why do I have to explain what cheese and pepper packets are, and be told that it’s an extra charge for them to give me some? That’s bizarre.

Big menu of options, great prices, friendly people. Pizza/​sports atmosphere. Lots of seating.
I tried the gluten-​free pizza and it was very good. I can’t vouch for the regular food, but if it’s as good as the gluten-​free pizza I would recommend it. Nice that it has a few beer (and one cider) taps.
Only downside is that the gluten-​free pizza was very expensive.

The best in Pizza! We can’t mange to go anywhere else– can’t beat it! Salads are awesome and the homemade bread with everything is just like the best of New York’s great Italian bread.

We order a half chicken pesto half buffalo chicken pizza and it was perfect! Crust was thin and perfectly cooked. Food was fast and friendly service. Would recommend!

There are two places in the upper valley that make pies that don’t piss off the NY transplants. Neither of them start with an R. I’m just an upstater with a decent number of city trips, so I’m not pretending to be a pizza expert. I just think it’s funny that when ever someone finds out where im from, or I find out they are NYers, we tend to have some variation on «do you know where to get pizza?» «I go to here or here» and one of the places is cantores. It’s not like either of us rave about it, but it’s solid, and by the time you figure out this place is here, you’re pretty grateful to have an option. They don’t try to be fancy shmancy wood fired artisinal pizza, which I do like on occasion. But when I just want a pizza because I don’t want to cook and I don’t want to go out, this is a good option.

We ordered three gluten free pizzas and two regular pizzas. Everyone was happy with the quality and the service! Their gluten free crust isn’t the typical cracker thin, over-​cooked gluten free crust that you get elsewhere; it was a little thicker, and softer, and great tasting. The regular crust was a nice thin crust. Plenty of cheese and cooked just right.
We had a larger party. We noted to them that we didn’t really want to spend so much on drinks. They gave us half the drinks for free.
The owner stopped by our table and talked with us for a while. Nice guy!

Descent, and I guess probably one of the better options for this neck of the world. It’s not City pizza… it’s NH pizza. Good ingredients and fair slice size.
My wife and daughter went to Chinese place next door and got some really good dumplings.

We actually had a hard time finding this place, didn’t expect it to be in a strip mall!
Extremely yummy. I loved my burger, it was so interesting and flavor was excellent! The deep fried cheesecake was so, so good. I would order it again, no question. Next time I’m in the area, I want to try out their pizza!
Next time Cantore’s!

Tucked in a strip mall BEHIND another strip mall, Cantore’s wasn’t the easiest place to find. But stubborness pays off and I was rewarded with a very satisfying dinner. I came here solo and didn’t want to take the gamble on reheated pizza so opted for the buffalo chicken wrap with fries. The wrap was tasty, almost a little too heavy on the sauce and the fries are some of the BEST I have ever had.
Certainly not the fanciest of joints, but I thought it was cleaner than most pizza places. They had beer on draft for decent prices — $ 4 for harpoon? Not bad my friend, not bad.

Good thin crust pizza and a nice assortment of beer on draft. They provide adequate amount of topping, sufficient so most bites will have a bit of toppings.
The messed up the toppings on one of our pies, they admitted the mess up, made us a correct pie right away and left us the messed up pie to nibble on. Top notch
There dining-​in provision are limited. Not a place to go for a date, but fine to fill your stomach.