Lui Luis does nothing for me. The pizza is soso, the eggplant disgusting and certainly does not stand up to even average Italian cooks.
They have delicious rolls with an olive oil & herb dip.
The ambiance is not awful, but just old. Some people in my family love it there..but I don't. I always vote no for Lui Lui.

After reading these reviews I had to add my two cents. After looking for literally hours for a place to eat on our way to Vermont, we ended up at Lui Lui. I did not have high hopes as it looks like just another average chain, but we stayed and waited for a table since the alternatives were McDonald's and Wendy's. The antipasto was good ...

Lui Lui is a good family restaurant with nice portions. When I say nice portions, I mean that they don't pile on the pasta to where you need to be rolled out into the parking lot after dinner. The food is good standard Americanized Italian fare and the service is friendly. The prices are moderate for the portion sizes but that's fine with me. Lui Lui's is a good stand by Italian restaurant in the Upper Valley.

A fun and delicious restaurant - definitely worth return visits

the pizza is great and the bread with dipping oil is the best. The pastas are not so great. they are also really expensive. it is worth a try though.

Superior service! A real family place. They completely accomodated our needs. We found their dishes scrumptious and thoroughly satisfying. I strongly recommend it.

Oh Gawd where do I start. The food is totaly awesome, The brick fire pizza is wicked also. Service is outstanding, And the prices are great. This is a Must Hit for Italian Dinning

Lui Lui's is an area favorite. Excellent food and a warm family atmosphere. Sometimes they have bocce outside by the river. Not quite as cosmopolitan as Three Tomatoes in Lebanon, but excellent nonetheless.

Excellent service, excellent root beer, excellent food, pizza is awesome. The atmosphere is very welcoming and interesting. The appetizer bread and dipping oil is the best!!!