Dough Craft Pizza is open Tuesday through Sunday at 11:30am.

Dough Craft Pizza

Dough Craft Pizza and Restaurant is located in the Portsmouth Green Shopping Plaza on Rt. 1 Portsmouth. with plenty of free parking. You can enjoy comfortable seating with table side service or sit at the bar where you can enjoy the best Espresso Martini made from scratch with our fresh brewed espresso coffee, a glass of wine or a draft beer like the Maine Lunch. We make fresh pizza dough 3 times a week. Every pizza is hand crafted using our homemade sauces. You can order one of our specialty pizzas or make your own from our list of ingredients - which includes over 44 sauces, cheeses and toppings. Our most popular specialty pizzas are the Margherita (red sauce, fresh mozzarella cheese, and fresh basil), Nice Spice, (spicy garlic Buffalo chicken with mozzarella cheese and a ranch drizzle), Bad Larry “The Works”(our red pizza sauce with mozzarella cheese, pepperoni, sausage, green peppers, mushrooms and caramelized onions) Mr. Fun Guy (mushroom and truffle oil cream base with mozzarella cheese, caramelized onion and of course fresh mushrooms) and the Maserati (white cream base with bacon, caramelized onion, goat cheese and fresh mushrooms). We serve the best fresh steamed “black pastrami” (New York style) sandwiches around Portsmouth using pastrami that is made from the piece of beef known as the “plate cut”. It is seasoned with our proprietary spice blend before being steamed for over 1 hour each morning and then hand-carved for your sandwich. No “deli pastrami” here, just real beef with real pastrami spices and flavor. Some of our most popular made to order foods include fresh salads (Caesar, Beet, Cobb, etc.), a full menu of sandwiches including chicken, meatball and pesto paninis, and wraps. Appetizers include fresh made-from-scratch chicken tenders, wings, fried mozzarella sticks and very popular Cheesy Garlic Strips made with our pizza dough and covered with garlic, fresh mozzarella and Fontina Cheese served with our own Marinara or Alfredo sauce.

Rockingham County

Tony Schinella

Boston Metropolitan Area

Hampton-North Hampton

New Hampshire

Dough Craft Pizza and Restaurant is located in the Portsmouth Green Shopping Plaza on Rt. 1 Portsmouth. with plenty of free parking. You can enjoy...

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HAMPTON, NH- A young boy died in an overnight fire in a Hampton home Wednesday morning. Fire officials said they got the call at 12:46 a.m. about a fire in a home 32 Thorwood Avenue and by the time they got on scene the fire was "heavily involved." The fire tore through two homes and fire officials said the flames were too intense to enter through the initial home- they focused on extinguishing the fire from the outside. High winds contributed to the spread of the fire to an adjacent home where fire officials said three people evacuated out of and a cottage behind the initial home. Fire Marshal Paul Parisi said one young boy was unaccounted for and they later found his remains inside the home. A woman was also taken to Boston Hospital to be treated for burns and smoke inhalation. Police and fire officials believe there were eight people in the home, three adults and five children, some of which were visitors. Fire officials said they believe the young boy who died was a visitor. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

HAMPTON, NH- A young boy died in an overnight fire in a Hampton home Wednesday morning.

Fire officials said they got the call at 12:46 a.m. about a fire in a home 32 Thorwood Avenue and by the time they got on scene the fire was "heavily involved." The fire tore through two homes and fire officials said the flames were too intense to enter through the initial home- they focused on extinguishing the fire from the outside. High winds contributed to the spread of the fire to an adjacent home where fire officials said three people evacuated out of and a cottage behind the initial home.

Fire Marshal Paul Parisi said one young boy was unaccounted for and they later found his remains inside the home. A woman was also taken to Boston Hospital to be treated for burns and smoke inhalation. Police and fire officials believe there were eight people in the home, three adults and five children, some of which were visitors. Fire officials said they believe the young boy who died was a visitor. The cause of the fire is under investigation.