Monument Square Market

Pizza is just ok… not my favorite, especially for the price. Their subs are good though. I like the bread they use.

Breakfast sandwiches are reasonably priced and good. Better than Mc Ds. Once it hits lunch, break out the wallet, little on the pricey side. Parking can be an issue as well. Staff has been friendly. Place Also doubles as a quick stop store which can be good if you have to pick up something for home, but plan on paying a convenience tax on stuff which is expected.

Their pizzas are wonderful but I’d have to go with the sandwiches, which are truly spectacular. The best quality deli meat, fresh everything, designer bread. I’m getting hungry just writing this. The best deal is the party platter. If a family of 4 buys one, you can have sandwiches for three meals… great for trip up north!

Everybody has their own idea regarding the best pizza. Stop thinking for yourself… the best pizza is here at Monument Square Market. When I eat pizza I want only elite quality… I found it here and at one pizzeria in New Orleans. This one is closer.

It’s very hard to make a living at a small pizza shop /​local market. They don’t have a pizza oven, it’s a running conveyor with heat bars at the top, like a toaster oven. Doesn’t make for a very good pizza.
The sandwiches are sub-​par, they boast Boar’s Head meats which we love, but the quality isn’t so great. Often fatty and chewy. I question whether or not they actually use Boar’s Head.
The owner is looking tired and it comes across in his personality.

Amazing Pizza. 10 stars

Great sandwiches (& cookies)!

They just added Gluten free pizza!!! Its the best I’ve had and they can do what ever meat toppings because they use boars head deli (gluten free meat)!!! Thanks for starting to make gluten free pizza

Great local deli. A little out if the way but worth it. The fresh bread is excellent.

Excellent, creative subs! I have had the «Brooklyn» which is fried eggplant, fresh mozzarella, pesto and tomato on a baguette. How unique and tasty! Also the «Michael» is pretty amazing with prociutto (sp?) and roasted red peppers on a baguette. I’m probably forgetting some ingredients. Whatever they are, it is heavenly.
They also do an excellent ham, Swiss and lettuce for the less adventurous ;)

Have eaten hear five times now and must say, I am impressed! High quality products are used in all they do! Salads are fresh and crisp «NO brown edges» on the greens… the pizza is great… I am partial to the pastrami… beyond the food… the place is spotless… everything in its place… no clutter… you can just tell when you walk in the door, these people care! Hats off keep up the good work!

This place has gone seriously downhill in the last few months.
I’ve ordered salads and gotten them home to find half of it rotting. Fed up with the salad options, I tried ordering a veggie sandwich. Again, got it home, opened it up, and found I had a lettuce, onion, and mustard sandwich. YUCK.
Many of the positive reviews are several years old, so I’d like to hear other people’s recent experiences at Monument.

I like Monument Square Market because it makes me feel safe. It’s quiet, quaint; the merchants are friendly. The food is very good and there are a variety of beverages.
I eat the «Ragin Cajin» sandwich regularly; I believe it to be the perfect sandwich.
Enjoy.

One of my favorite local places for a good sub sandwich. The roll they use is really good. I’m partial to their chicken salad and my wife loves the «Bull Run» (roast beef, cheddar, lettuce, onion, tomatos, and horseradish).
They also have a very decent beer selection way beyond your Bud, Coors, and Miller. I have picked up Dogfish Head, Old speckled hen, St. Peter’s stout, and Murphy’s. (Be aware that some of these «specialty microbrews» don’t move to fast at this shop, so don’t be surprised if you beer is not as fresh as your expect.)
Both the sandwiches and beer is a little pricey (but then again, beer has jumped considerably in recent months). Be sure to pick up a couple of individual side dishes displayed next to the counter (I highly recommend the Asian cold noodles).
I haven’t sampled the pizza yet, but I hear it is very good.

A small convenience store set near Hollis center that also serves quality subs/​sandwiches and pizza.
Their subs are a few notches better than your typical pizza/​sub (or grindahhh) shop. I like the bread they use. I am fond of the meatball sub and their specialty sandwich called «The Michaels» (prosciutto, roasted peppers, basil, olive oil). The pizza is pretty good too, very large thin crusted pies resulting in the type of slice you need to fold up and eat (except those with true ‘man hands’).
Monument Sq. Market has a good selection of beer in the cooler, from lawnmower beers to quality craft brews like Smuttynose, Harpoon 100 Barrel series and Hoegaarden. They also have wine and a small offering of cigars.
A good combo would be hiking Beaver Brook which is very close by and then grabbing a slice or sub at Monument. There is a small little town square with benches across the street is an ideal place to eat your sandwich on a crisp New England fall day.
They also server breakfast sandwiches, and some other homemade treats like cookies and muffins.