Location: Trenton
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Discover Restaurants offering the best Pizza food in Trenton, Maine, United States. Trenton is a town in Hancock County, Maine, United States, near Acadia National Park. The population was 1,481 at the 2010 census. Hancock County-Bar Harbor Airport is located in Trenton.
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1. DragonFire Wood Fire Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Amazing wood fire pizza, crisp craft beer and wine, signature french fries, fresh salads, dense Stromboli, and PHENOMENAL WINGS!
Reviewed By vlenin
I love Dragonfire because they bake their pizza in a huge wood-fired oven that runs at amazingly hot temperatures that results in a crust that's to die for. On top of that, they use good ingredients, offer PBR on tap, and the staff are friendly!I don't come this way all the time but whenever I've got a hankering for pizza that's better than your average (Town Name) House Of Pizza, this is where I go.This time, we got a pizza with Italian sausage, ricotta, and anchovies a Greek salad, and some PBR. All in total with tip I think it came out to about 40 bucks, which is pretty good for dinner for two and a couple rounds of drinks!You can also get fun bar food like poutine which you can't get at a lot of other places in Maine. My one gripe is that they're closed Sunday. But you can't have everything!Oh thank you so much. Im glad you enjoyed us! We hope to see you soon.
2. Ellsworth Pat's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 404 reviews
We are Downeast Maine's favorite restaurant for pizza, sandwiches, and family fare. We offer dine in and take out and even have a drive through window. Online ordering for takeout is also available from our website.
Reviewed By Al H
Great selection of toppings & 2 sizes of pizza. Thin crust & heavy with toppings, not jus a little. Very good.
3. Finelli Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
Reviewed By joed737
Well, how should I start this one. We ate here about a week and half ago and ordered a large cheese pizza. I guess I should say that I am from NY, and even though the pizza here has a thin crust, all the pizza parlors from NYC to the Hudson Valley do not burn the crust - at least the ones that I frequent. So the pizza, in my opinion, is not the best NY style pizza. The restaurant seems to be too small for eat it, but there are about 10 tables to sit at. There is no A/C, so the heat from the oven really pushes the temperature up to be a little unbearable. There are fans that were on and the windows were open, but that didn't do any good. There is a small game room in the back with Pinball machines. Oh and get this, the guy behind the counter didn't even know what a garlic knot was... Hmm...
