Stateline Pizza

I’ve eaten here many many times. Service is good, place is clean and inviting, but the bottom line is the food sucks. Pizza is a rubbery, bland, buttery, mess. No flavor, no character, no seasoning, cheese tastes like plastic. It’s just a mess. Wouldn’t be surprised if 90% of the food they serve arrives frozen.

Very good club! Great service and fast. If you want to grab a quick bite it’s s great place.

Stopped in on my way back home I was looking for some wood for a new desk at Berkshire products, anyway it was 12pm on a Sunday so it was pretty dead, very fast service and the chicken parm grinder I had was amazing! Super tasty fries as well I have to say very impressed. Will be back. Also food came out very quickly.

we’ve eaten here many times as my father lives nearby. it’s consistently very good and I am picky. I think their pizza is great. the salads are very good, too. the fare is typical pizza, burgers, subs with a few Italian dinners like parm. one of the best bets in the northwest corner for good, casual fare and efficient, friendly service. nice family atmosphere with a friendly pub separated from the dining area. recommended.

Out waitress was a sweetheart but the food was disappointing. The pizza looked like it had come out of a box and the salad ingredients just weren’t great — anemic tomatoes, pizza topping cheese, and almost white lettuce. There’ve gotta be better places in the area…

Have been back a few times for lunch and the pizza and grinders are pretty good. Great servers.

Awesome restaurant. This is my 4^th time here in a week! The restaurant seems like it was just built. It is very clean and modern. The wifi is super fast and the food great. I have had a few pizzas, a burger and chicken Caesar wrap; all were excellent.

«Clean surroundings and consistently good. Pizza is especially excellent all the time. Golden brown and moist crust time after time!»

Pizza is pretty much just unappetizing here. Even my kids don’t care for it. I can’t say much for the other food because after that pizza I haven’t been inclined to go back. The only thing that gets this place 2 stars is that it is impeccably clean for a pizza place.

Went here today with some family because we’d heard they had a good lunch special. During «lunch hours» they offer whatever you want off their regular menu OR a small menu with like 7 different options, each for $ 5.
The $ 5 lunch does not come with any sort of side salad or even a drink included but, you know, it’s still $ 5.
We all ended up getting the Meat Lasagna dish, so I can’t comment on any sort of variety. Our waitress was capable and faked enthusiasm well. We were one of two tables in a pretty large restaurant and it seemed to take forever for our food to come out without the waitress offering any sort of check-​in or explanation. The surprisingly delicious Lasagna was paired with an extremely hard hard roll.
The lack of business offered the waitresses some downtime and they sat and chatted at the booth directly next to us. I don’t really care if my waitress sits and chats but it seemed kind of weird for her and her disenchanted co-​worker to settle in right next to us instead of one of the many booths farther away but still within ear and eye shot so they could keep tabs.
Wrapping up the meal, the less enthusiastic of the wait staff checked in on us before dropping the bill, taking longer than I’d have liked to come back around to pick it up.
The food was good enough for me to want to go back and the price for the lunches are awesome but I’d probably only return for take out.

I have to say that State Line is the cleanest pizza restaurant I’ve ever visited. It opened at this location within the last year, and everything (tables, chairs, plates, etc.) is new, so it has a nice vibe to it — not dive-​y like a typical pizza joint. Dark brown booths flank the walls, and the tables still have their gleam.
I’ve eaten here twice now, and the food is pretty average. This evening’s dinner was a cheese calzone with black olives. A plain calzone is $ 6.50, and all additional toppings are $ 1.00. I think that’s fair for people ordering meat or specialty cheese as toppings, but $ 1.00 extra isn’t really a bargain for olives that come from a can. The calzone I ordered was warm but not piping hot, and the portion was reasonable but not huge (Roma’s, also in Canaan, has enormous portions for a similar price).
Even though it was fairly early on a Friday night and the place wasn’t packed, the service was slow. I ate with a large party of co-​workers, and several of us were waiting at a table for at least 20 minutes before anyone came to take a drink order. Since the restaurant didn’t know we were expecting more people, it’s not like they were holding up service for more of our party to arrive.
Once drinks were ordered, the salads and the main dishes came later in a decent amount of time. However, six people in the group were served at once, and the other few people didn’t get their dinners until at least 10 minutes later. I think this could have been timed better, especially since nobody ordered anything funky that would take an inordinate amount of time to cook. On the other hand, our waitress was accurate, didn’t mess up any orders, and was competent when handling eight separate checks.
State Line does have a varied menu. Besides pizza and calzones, they have a seafood menu that includes fried clam strips and fried scallops. There are Italian dishes such as shrimp scampi as well as hot and cold subs. Appetizers include items such as fried mozzarella sticks, fried jalapeño poppers, and buffalo chips (whatever those are).
State Line is an agreeable choice for a cheap night out. Just don’t expect to get in and out quickly.