Union House Pub & Pizza

I've got mixed opinions about the Union House but the best part is the pizza and that's really what counts.  Five of us went and ordered several different pizzas.  They were all the same size, a bit too big for one person but not big enough for two, and this means leftovers.  Everyone was happy, though one of us thought that the buffalo chicken pizza might have been a little too spicy.  The other good thing about the place is the view.  There aren't too many windows, but they look out of the mill building and it's an interesting view.

Unfortunately, the service left something to be desired.  After sitting around for ten minutes, a man came up to our table and told us that they didn't have waitresses so we had to order the food at the far side of the bar.  We persuaded him to give us menus and after a little while we figured out what we wanted.  Drinks and food came slowly but it was all good when it came.  

The atmosphere was more pub than pizza.  There's basically a big bar with some tables around the sides.  When people congregate at the bar, they block half of the tables.  The crowd wasn't young.  There were people of all ages there, but the majority looked like they hadn't seen their 40th birthday in a while.

The restaurant seemed clean and well taken care of.  While the decor wasn't at all fancy, nothing was in bad shape and really, who needs fancy surroundings for pizza and beer?

Finally, parking is tight.  The parking spaces are small and many people have obviously not even made an attempt to fit their cars into the spaces.  This isn't the restaurant's fault and I don't hold it against them, but think about taking the smallest car you own when you go there.