For a town its size, Lincoln has an easy six pizza options, and they cover the range: wood-fired pies with a blistered crust, a late-night pub with a full bar, and the New-England-Greek pizza houses that make the thick, feta-and-olive Greek pizza the region is quietly known for. All of them are within a couple of miles of the lodge, and pizza is the natural answer to a night when you got off the trail late and do not want to sit down to a long dinner.
Wood-fired
Timber Wood Fired is the dedicated wood-fired shop — hand-stretched dough, fresh toppings, and a crisp, smoky, blistered crust straight out of the oven, in a warm room in the middle of Lincoln. Alpine Pizza, on Main Street, does the same wood-fired style with an apres-ski feel: specialty pies plus wings, meatballs and garlic knots, salads, rotating drafts and a cocktail list — the spot to land after a day on the mountain.
Pub 32, at 264 Main Street, is the pizza-and-a-pint option. It is a full pub with a bar and some of the better thin-crust in town, a BBQ-chicken pie and a build-your-own, and it stays open later than most, which matters after a long day out.
The New-England-Greek pizza houses
Three family places carry the New England-Greek tradition, where the house specialty is as likely to be a Greek pizza as a pepperoni. GH Pizza, near the Lincoln Shopping Center, is the classic of the group — thin crust, generous toppings, homemade sauce, a signature Greek pizza, plus subs, salads and Greek plates in a casual room. El Greco's, just off the main drag, leans furthest into the Greek side with feta-olive-spinach pies alongside gyros and spanakopita.
Enzo's Pizzeria & Restaurant, in the heart of Lincoln, is the more straight-ahead Italian of the three: dough made fresh daily, a good Margherita, and a full menu of pasta and Italian dinners if the group wants more than pizza.
Takeout back to the suite
Because the lodge has no restaurant of its own, pizza is the easy takeout-to-your-room dinner, and most of these will box a pie to go. Bring it back to the sunroom or the back deck with something from the fridge and you have the low-effort version of a good evening after a hard hike — no reservation, no waiting for a table, no driving after.
Where to stay
Pizza is the dinner we point tired guests toward: order a pie, bring it back to the sunroom or the deck, and skip the drive and the wait. If you want a proper sit-down dinner instead, the where-to-eat guide has the full range.
Sources & official info: timberwoodfired.com · alpinepizzanh.com · pub32nh.com
— Launchpoint Lodge, From the lodge
