Yianni’s Pizza

Raw onions and peppers on a fair style sausage sub. Asked for no sauce, got sauce. Raw onions on pizza too by the hundreds. I like onions but this was crazy, raw onions onions onions! Gross! fair type sausage subs supposed to have GRILLED onions and peppers. RAW WITH SAUCE, who does that?

Been here several times for quick business lunches — great food, great prices, plentiful quantities, clean restaurant. Always worth the trip from Boston!

My husband and I have been eating from Yianni’s since it opened. We used to live right across the street, and now live close by. They were fantastic for a long time. I don’t know if they’re under new ownership, or what has happened, but they’ve really gone down hill. Last night was the last straw.
I called to order two subs, and some fries. My husband’s order was super easy and basic. Verbatim, I asked for «a large turkey and bacon club sub with lettuce, tomato, provolone, and mayo. Toasted.» For my sub, I ordered a vegetarian sub. I asked the woman on the phone what veggies come in the sub, since every place is a little bit different. She told me «lettuce, green peppers, onion, tomato, and pickles.» So, I told her I’d have that, minus the tomato, and with provolone and mayo, toasted. The order was confirmed back and forth twice.
I went in to pick up the order, and was confused when they handed it to me. My sub was in a typical long sub bag, but my husband’s was in a rectangular box. And, she told me to grab a can of soda for him. I was in a hurry with my overtired child in tow, so I paid for the food, and went home. When I got home and we opened our food, we realized nothing was as ordered. His order ended up being on sandwich bread, not a sub, and there were fries inside the box with his sandwich. Not the biggest deal in the world, but definitely NOT what I ordered. Then, I opened my sub, and it was full of veggies that were not mentioned on the phone, and that I can’t eat.
So, I called and asked to speak with a manager. The guy who came to the phone was gruff, rude, and couldn’t possibly have cared less about my issue. He offered to send me out a sub the way I wanted it for mine, but his tone denoted that he was just doing so to shut me up. He was cutting me off, and saying «well, your order says that you ordered a #5. that’s what a #5 is. A sandwich with fries and a drink.» Well, I couldn’t have ordered #5, because I didn’t even know they HAD numbered meals. I explained that I was upset because they charged me more for the meal than I would have paid. He told me that I was wrong, and that it cost less because it came with fries and a drink. Well, if I had KNOWN it came with fries, I wouldn’t have ordered a side of fries. He wasn’t listening. He also said ‘well, your order says a veggie sub with no tomato. You got all the other veggies. what’s your problem?” I tried to explain the conversation as it happened on the phone, but he again cut me off and shut me up.
I know I sound like the angry, ranting, pain in the ass customer. But, I’ve worked in customer service my entire life and I am very pleasant and rarely ever complain to places about service. I was being nice, and just trying to explain what had happened so they could maybe look at the situation and try to prevent miscommunication from happening in the future.
So, my corrected sub came to my door. I thought better about eating it, and even joked with my husband that they probably did something gross to it before it got here. But, i was hungry and I had paid for the thing, so I ate it. Not too long after that, I was in the bathroom with horrible diarrhea. This morning, I’m still not feeling well from it.
I am really very disappointed in the entire situation. The person who took my phone order obviously wasn’t paying any attention, or was new and didn’t know what they were doing. The order was wrong all around. When I called to discuss what happened, I was met with a rude, rushed, and gruff man who was dismissive and rude. When my correct sub was delivered, it made me very sick. This is following the last few times we ordered and the food wasn’t cooked well. I gave them a last shot, and they royally screwed it up. We will not be returning after years of regular business with them.

Been going here for lunch for a few weeks, tried a bunch of different food, the Greek style pizza is really tasty, nice salty cheese and sweet sauce, the burgers are very good, wish they had hand cut fries, the steak tips are awesome, I have gotton them on my salad which was huge and the balsamic vinaigrette Is awesome it’s gotta be homemade.

Came here since the meatheads at the Japanese place were either out of business or closed outside of normal hours.
Got a veggie personal pie.
Dough was too thick but it had a good amount of veggies.

I love their Pizza. Very tasty but a little expensive for a 14″ pie instead of a 16″. Not a fan of their steak subs. They’re very dry so I go a couple of mile south for my steak bombs.

Great pizza… greek style with nice home made, tasty sauce. The staff is always very nice and service is quick. Nice, clean place with lots of seating. Great place, always at the top of the list for take out.

Always a great experience! We had tried Spartans pizza next door to us but it wasn’t even close to the quality. I highly recommend checking them out next time you’re looking to order out.

I am new to Bedford and REALLY enjoy Yianni’s. My husband and I both agree it is right up there with the best pizzas we have ever had. Just the right amount of cheese and sauce, and their crust is amazing. We also recenly ordered steak bombs from there and they were pretty amazing! I would suggest picking up your order (which is why I gave them 4 starts instead of five) because delivery is slow. We order from here all the time and are yet to be dissapointed, we really love Yianni’s!
Update… Ordered delivery from Yanni’s, and it took less than 30 minutes for pizza to be delivered to my house… So I am upping them from 4 stars to 5!

Great Pizza, Salads and Subs. Now serving bottled Beer and Wine by the glass.

Far from thin-​crust, but not quite deep dish pizza. Perfect size for Friday night pizza with the family.

Yianni’s Pizza serves a Greek-​style pizza. It has a thicker crust than most of the other similar pizza places we’ve tried. The Hawaiian pizza was loaded with ham and pineapple. The pineapple was small enough to add flavor without overpowering the pizza.
Yianni’s also serves salads and pastas. My son had the grilled chicken salad. It was served in a glass bowl, and had strips of grilled chicken on it. My older son had the pasta with meatballs. It was similar to what you’d expect to get at a family style pizza restaurant, and came with a side salad and garlic bread.

I had lunch here while traveling for work. I had a sausage, pepper, and onion calzone. I thought it was very good. The crust was chewy but not too thick and the ingredients were good. The sauce was average.

I’ve lived in Merrimack for 5 years now and we’ve had a few choices for local pizza… a big name chain pizza (duh), and about 4 other local guys in town. All have one thing that stands out but when we found Yianni’s we were hooked.
We order from him every Tuesday for poker night. The delivery is always fast and arrives hot. My wife loves their salads (the Greek is awesome!) and the subs are great as well.
I’m in sales and I do all of my catering from him as well. He’s real flexible and it’s such a nice change from all the reps bringing Panera all the time. People love the fresh food I bring from his place.
Real food, real people, great crust, & killer prices. Thanks for building a great business Yianni!

Pizza in New England is always a hard sell for me, so I didn’t have much expectations for a Greek pizza place.
We ordered to-​go. Though seats and tables exist, this establishment doesn’t really strike me as an eat-​in restaurant, as there is no décor and the atmosphere is stale.
Service was mopey. No smiles. But at least we were greeted with a hello.
14 and 10 inch pizzas are available here and prices are moderate. Don’t expect $ 5 large cheeses here. We ordered a large Greek vegetable pizza and a small shrimp scampizza (white pizza with shrimp, garlic, veggies). In addition we put in an order for garlic cheese bread.
The most peculiar part was the garlic cheese bread. I generally expect a small pizza dough with garlic and cheese and baked in the oven. Instead, we got a split hoagie roll (called grinders there) with garlic and cheese, baked, and then folded back over like a sandwich. It was literally a toasted cheese sandwich cut up into five pieces.
The pizza was good. It was typical Greek pan style, but the crust wasn’t soggy, floppy, or greasy. The dough itself was bland (as Greek style dough tends to be) but it had a nice, crisp texture and held the toppings well. Both pizzas were very flavorful and the ingredients were fresh. Looking at the Greek vegetable pizza, however, I couldn’t remember if it was supposed to have a red sauce, and it didn’t look as though there was very much on it if it was.
All in all, it was on par with all the other pizza places I’ve had in New Hampshire, which is not really bad, but not great either.

My reason for the low review was from one experience, which when paired with the food would probably not earn a return visit from me.
I placed an order for pickup, and the wait was long for an empty shop (Tuesday night). When we picked up the pizza, there were three employees talking amongst themselves, and their conversation didn’t stop from when we walked in up until when we were paying, which was awkward enough for us to comment on in the car because we were the only customers in the store.
The pizza was okay; the price was a little high for the size, and it was salty. If you read my other reviews, I dislike «New England style» pizza (which is actually Greek style) so I try to be fair with my reviews given that bias.

Honestly, the pizza here is nothing special. It is typical New England pizza… no offense, but I could pick any other generic pizzeria in New England and get the same type of pizza. Also, kind of pricey, and the size of their large is rather small. The inside looked clean, and it has a great location… I guess it would be an OK place for getting pizza for a teenager’s party… however, for a real pizza lover, this place was just too typical for me to return.

Located in the Sebbins Brook Marketplace, just of north of the Merrimack line. Yianni’s Pizza is an order at the counter place with an open kitchen and a clean dining area with ample table seating and a flat screen TV on the wall. The menu offers Greek style pizza pies, pizza calzones, appetizers, wings, salads, oven hot subs, grinders, pasta dinners, steak tips, kabobs, bagged chips, Coke cooler drinks, energy drinks, and desserts (baklava, tiramisu, & chocolate fondue!!) at reasonable prices. See the menu at
The Greek style pizza here is pretty good tasting with the thin doughy sweet crust with thick edges. Their pizzas (10″ & 14″) have plenty of cheese, hearty sauce, and a modest amount of toppings. I also enjoy the Chicken Parmesan Dinner ($ 8.25– breaded white meat real chicken served over spaghetti, hearty tomato sauce & lots of melted mozzarella) which comes with a garden salad and Italian bread. I also make sure to have plenty of cold frosty beverages on hand to wash down the aftertaste of the tasty food (high sodium).