Bill's PizzaStrategically located on the east side of the town square Bill's Pizza is a good tasting haven for tourists with  tired feet and locals who appreciate thin crispy
crust and fresh, tasty toppings.No matter which category you are in, this pizzeria makes a good pizza. The crust is thin and crispy - but not crunchy - with a nice yeasty flavor. The toppings are fresh and well thought through - in other words Bill's sauteed the mushrooms before they went on the pizza - no mushy pizza - love it. The sausage is real Italian style with a little heat - good stuff. The menu includes several salads (sm $2.50-$3.75 lg $6.00-$8.00), slices ($2.00-$2.50), a half dozen or so micro brewed beers ($3.50) and even a selection of wines ($4.00 gls $15.00-$18.00 bottle). The real draw though are the Pizza Combos - 2 dozen or so pre-planned pizzas that range from Bill's Favorite (pesto & red sauce, pepperoni, salami, Sicilian sausage, onion & tomato- 10"-$10.00 18" -$21.50) to Thai Chicken Pizza (peanut sauce, pine nuts, jalepenos, bell peppers, chicken and fresh cilantro 10"- $9.00 18" -$20.00). After spending an hour or so wandering aimlessly around the square - the weather was very nice you see- I stopped into this conventient shop for a slice and a beverage. I found my own table and the server was prompt and courteous with the menu and the various kinds of slices that were available that day.  I chose a meat combo. My server returned with my
beverage and in just a few minutes my slice appeared. Good service is
the point here. Not overbearing, prompt, friendly - no complaints.I am, admittedly, not a huge fan of thin crispy crust on a pizza. Bill's however, makes one that I like and, if the crowd was any indication, a lot of people are big fans. This place is perfect for kids and has plenty of room for small parties. So, here is the executive summary - Good pizza, fresh toppings, good beer, good service, great location, parking can be a challenge.
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