Christopher’s in Nashua has some pretty good Sicilian. Their slices can be hit or miss sometimes, so I generally recommend ordering a fresh pie.

It's been awhile, but i remember liking their sicilians.

Christopher's 100%. It's one of the things I miss about Nashua. Nashua had some really good food joints. Especially the pizza game. Espresso's, Soprano's, Christopher's, Nashua House, Kinsley Street, Bob's. Plus every major chain that operates in New England.

Elvios

Ramuntos is great, they have a few locations, but Claremont’s is the closest to me.

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The cheese goes blub blub blub

Mikes Pie Hudson is delicious

Rig a Tony's in Derry/ Windham is pretty good. We just go back to Massachusetts to the North End or Revere or Lawrence to get authentic. The owner of Rig a Tony's is from Revere, I think.

Flame me for saying so, and I know, I know, it does not answer your question, but the bakery in Micucci Grocery, Address: 45 India St, Portland, ME has better Sicilian style pizza than anywhere I've tried in NH, and most places that even attempt it in the North End of Boston.

If you're ever in Portland, ME, try it!

By the way, if you like a crisp crunchy bottom (yes, with soft thick base on that, you are not talking about Sicilian pizza. Sicilian pizza is not "fried" on the bottom.

Glad to hear that no said Hannaford's like the last time.

If you could ever get your hands on it, pizza by George in Raymond nh is amazing

If you're willing to drive anywhere in NH just go to Portland and go to either Micucci's grocery or Slab. Both serve incredible sicilian pizzas. Believe Micucci's has made the list of top pizzas in the US before.

Idk what u guys are talking about. I just tried a Sicilian from Christopher’s last night. It was absolute trash. Straight 3/10. It wasn’t even a good cheese pizza let alone a Sicilian pizza. Everything about it was so wrong