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That's a shame. I really loved the pizza. I can understand part of the reason it didn't make it. One afternoon, I stopped in and wanted to order 8 slices for around 6:00. The counter guy said they would have plenty and I didn't need to order it. I arrived at 6 and he told me they only had 2 slices left. I reminded him about what he said and he had an "oh well" attitude. They closed at 7 that day. The chef overheard me and offered to make a whole pie for me. I agreed and waited for it. A few weeks earlier, I got 2 containers of the pumpkin ravioli. It was horrible. Very pasty and stuck together. I threw the second container out. I thought the raviolis were a bit expensive as well. I've gotten pizza in there many times and it was never busy. Too bad.
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Frank Enbean
Mar 4, 2009 02:07 PM
I have walked in there twice, with the intention of getting some dinner. What I found both times was overpriced, unappetizing food displayed in a confusing manner. I left empty handed both times. I suppose I just don't get it?
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I stopped in last Frday and got somepizza and a ceasar salad. They were both very good. The pizza was almost as good as Napoli's in Lowell. They had pumpkin raviolis in a sage butter sauce as a special but were all out of it.
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I stopped in to Peck's today to check it out. As someone else mentioned, the prices aren't bad. Refrigerated dinners included chicken parm, meatloaf, etc. There was fresh pizza, sandwiches and soups available. I got a sausage slice to go and it was reasonable at 2.60 for a good size slice; it was very tasty.
Has anyone tried the pre-packaged entrees?
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I've been twice. Pizza is decent and I think the best bargain. If they are touting "healthier" prepackaged meals, I had turkey meatballs that were so salty that they tasted like a box of boullion cubes. I also got a "lemon chicken" which was one chicken cutlen with a little breading and a slight lemon flavor ...to the tune of $6 bucks and change. No bargain there. Red sauce or gravy very average at best. Maybe I'll need a recheck in a few weeks. But not all that impressed.... except for the pizza.
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greygarious
Jun 17, 2008 12:30 PM
I delivered mail in Woburn for over 20 yrs, on the west side, which has most of the higher-priced real estate, but not much beyond fast food as far as eateries go. North Woburn definitely has the west side beat as far as food options are concerned. Anyone going to Peck's might want to also take note of the Lanna Thai diner and the pho place (Pho #1, if memory serves) across the street. Also, the french fries at the Roast Beef Round-Up have been praised on this board. All these places are within the same couple of blocks on Rt 38. In mild weather, there's often a produce truck parked in that area - a retired man who gets his stuff from Haymarket. He's also usually in front of the Library in Woburn Center on Saturdays. I always bought his strawberries and other fruits and vegetables - good prices and quality.
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LindaWhit
Jun 16, 2008 02:11 PM
Interesting name of the place: "Pecks". I'm assuming this is on Route 38 on the "other" side of 128 going towards Tewksbury?
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