It's rare to find a restaurant with decent plant-based options, but Panago Pizza surprised us with…read morea long list of vegetarian and even vegan options. My expectations of quick-service pizza are pretty low, but I was surprised again in that I liked the food! The crust was good, the vegetables were fresh, the toppings were generous. Their $12 special for a small pizza and a drink (before 4pm) came in handy. It feels a wee bit pricey for pizza but... at least it tastes good. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the interior was clean and bright.

Nope, don't do it. Unfortunately your choices in Hope are limited, still try something else for…read morepizza. The storefront is excellent. It's very clean and well presented. We had a terribly difficult time ordering. The man that took the order, face to face, got it wrong 4 times. After he read it back the final time, we agreed and paid. The guy making the pizza read the order, looked puzzled & called me over to confirm that I wanted garlic sauce spread all over the crust. Seriously, we never even mentioned garlic anything. Additionally, we asked for "Canadian bacon" you know, that ham like disc they put on pizza? I specifically said, not like the bacon you get with breakfast. Guess what? strip bacon, not Canadian. The crust was mediocre, not particularly good. The red sauce was tasty and well seasoned. This cheese blend was average and underwhelming. I gave it a two because it wasn't as good as an average pizza. I wish I'd have gone with a chain.

Really one of the biggest hidden gem breweries ive ever been to. If you are a beer fan that likes…read moreunique styles this is the place. Ive never had a bad beer here at all. This latest time I had a really great sour and barley wine but the best beer and one of the best ive probably ever had was called Stoner Witch made with THC terpines. It smelled and tasted just like dank delicious weed. The food here is amazing as well. Pizzas are always good but we got a grinder sandwich that was very well done. I could go here like every day I wished I lived closer.

Was really craving good pizza. Unfortunately it did not happen…read more Many forgets but decided to double charge us for a side of ranch.

Out of two pizza places in the small town of Princeton, I went with the one that was open later -…read moreuntil 9 PM. This joint, which also serves Indian food, is connected to the Esso gas station in town, so there's no way to miss it. There are a few tables where you can sit and dig in, but your best bet is to take your grub to go. Wait time was about twenty minutes, which is standard for an order of wings and a medium pizza. I ordered the House Special pizza, which was your typical regular crust freshly-made, oven-baked pizza. Nothing groundbreaking in the way of taste, but there were plenty of toppings and everything on it was relatively fresh, at least as fresh as can be when you're dealing with deli meats. The hot wings had a subtle smokey flavour, which I'm always partial to. Unfortunately, they were slightly overcooked, thus a tad dry for my tastes. When you're only left with a couple 'za choices in town, or you're on the hunt for Indian - I didn't spot any other curry cuisine while walking around town - Pasha's Pizza is a safe bet for some good food you can haul back to your motel or grease up your passenger seat with. The service was mediocre, so I didn't stay to chat. Note that they don't have Indian food available before close.

We had the $10 butter chicken deal, it came with rice and naan. We ordered it to go, waited approx…read more15min and brought it to our hotel. It was all hot, even the naan as it was wrapped in tinfoil. We didn't stay at the restaurant as it was in the same building as the gas station. But overall we were happy with our meal, it was the standard "westernized" version of Indian food and we appreciated it being hot and fresh

DELICIOUS pizza. my favorite part is that they make their spices themselves and they put it in the…read morepizza sauce and it is SOOOOO good. and this place is perfect for takeout too. we got takeout of it and just went and ate it by the water it was perfect. the Cesar salad was also soooo good, my only complaint is that it was a bit overdressed but that's just in my opinion everyone likes their salad dressed differently. the workers were also very nice. and our food was ready quickly.

I think 3.5 out of 5 would be more accurate, but since I can't give half stars here, so…read more.. First things first, this place probably has one of the best spots in town with an amazing beach view. The staff is also pretty charming and friendly. But the food? Really, really average. The pizza was meh, the tomato was not tomatoing, though the crust was fine. The pasta was probably one of the saddest ones I've ever had. It was literally just pasta sauce dumped over spaghetti. Not only that, but the flavor was so bland that I had to sprinkle whatever I could find on the table over it. I wouldn't even serve myself something like that at home, like seriously. At the very least, I'd throw the pasta in a pan and cook it with the sauce for a couple of minutes so they can mix and mingle. This pasta was giving newly single 43-year-old white European American dad cooking his kid's birthday dinner for the first time after the divorce vibes. It should not be served at a place with such a great view. Or, maybe that's the point, people come here for the view, not really for the food? The only highlight was the bread. For reference, there's a Japanese chain Italian restaurant called Saizeriya that sells pasta for 18 CNY (about $2.53), and honestly, it looks and tastes about the same. Sometimes I really don't understand the general food scene in the States.