Big Steve’s Italian Sausage

8/23/25 - take their pesto pizza plunge... Just when everyone thought Big Steve's served everything delicious, this happened... Yesterday I walked by and noticed something at Big Steve's at Hampton Beach. They started selling pesto pizza. Yes, I did take the pesto pizza plunge and it was delicious. Having been a pesto pizza fan for a while, their pesto pizza is THE BEST. Go get yourself a slice (two is a smart move since it goes fast) now. The folks at Big Steves will take great care of you and your family with their legendary friendly service. ----- My experience with Big Steve's Italian Sausage is off-the-charts exceptional. You can buy pizza near most trash cans at Hampton Beach. What you can't buy is a powerful friendly customer experience. But wait... It gets better. They're so

This was one of the best Italian sausages I've ever had. It was so good with the loads of peppers and onions on it. Absolutely delicious! In addition, the service was wonderful and the atmosphere of the boardwalk was amazing. BUT to be honest - The first time I had the Italian sausage, the bread tasted very store bought and cold. The second time, it was very good. At the end of the day, I would recommend this place :) The Italian sausages are pretty big so you might have to share with others.

This was the most beautiful thing I have ever tasted. The second my mouth grasped with the warm unique and delectable flavor of the sausage along with the warm, fluffy spectacular bun I began with to be in love with the Big Steve’s establishment . This was a truly life changing experience. I have never tasted such a delicious item in my life. When I watched them prepare the item I was in pure heaven. It was like the calm before a deep dark storm. When they had handed me the sausage I had began to rip it limb from limb . 1st bite I was in heaven. 2nd bite I was beginning to start eating it rapidly. By the final bite I was in pure love with the sausage. Thank you for this truly spiritual experience.

Be prepared to pay $16+ for one mediocre Italian saugage. Prices are listed, but you'll need binoculars to actually see them. I went back to confront the staff about this and the lady I argued with told me that 1) the prices are listed 2) blame inflation and 3) she's been there for 30 years and to "not tell her anything about Hampton Beach". To be quite honest, Hampton Beach is quite trashy to say the least.

$12+ taxes for a calzone that tasted old and the crust had undercooked dough. Do not recommend.