Huge dissapointment. Cold mediocre pizza and the they swapped some items in my delivery for things I didn't want. I paid multiple fees and tip for delivery and then had to spend more time calling you to get a refund, but so kind of you to just refund the items I didn't receive, as if that makes us even. Not a good business model to screw up your customer's order, do the minimum, and leave them disappointed. Could have at least offered me a free pizza or something. Actually, never mind, this pizza isn't good. There's better options and I will give them my business next time. read more

Told no expiration $50 gift card is no longer valid??? Computer was changed in store??? You just lost a customer who loved your pizza.

Hands down the best slice in all of Austin. Even the staff is so cool. The two guys with the king hair that usually are working in there are super cool and friendly. Great vibe. The restaurant is kept clean and I'm always absolutely stoked to order from this location. read more

Hot and fresh delicious pizza delivered on time! (But all of this was ruined when we opened the box... box and crust was saturated with grease). Nothing a few paper towels couldn't improve, but it was a mess! read more

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Around lunchtime last Wednesday, I ordered a large (14-inch) 2-topping for delivery. The two toppings I chose: pepperoni and extra mozzarella. (The online ordering system wouldn't allow me to choose what I actually wanted: double pepperoni.) I attach here a photo of the pizza that I received. As you can see, there's about 1-1/2 piece of pepperoni on each slice of pizza. (I thought that maybe some pepperoni might have been buried underneath the cheese, but no---I checked.) I just e-mailed the company with the same photo. I won't be ordering from them again if they don't start putting a normal amount of pepperoni on their pizzas. read more

Austin's Pizza Braker - Austin's Pizza skimps on their pepperoni. - Pizza Near Me - Austin, Texas

I do not like this automated system at all. It's super creeper and weirds me out. It has also had my order wrong twice where the on staff manager had to call and fix my order. Are you that busy you don't have anyone to answer the phone? Wow...I guess I am confused as to why in this case I left my order in a "voicemail" for them to say "we will send you a text when we process your order". It did not take or confirm my phone number nor payment information. Sighhhh. Moving on. read more

Only place I've found in north Austin that will make a broccoli and chicken thin crust pizza like you get in NYC. It's always a little light on the toppings for my taste, but still delicious. Delivery is usually very fast and never gives up on my confusing apartment complex or calls me to come find their car. Not nearly as cheap as national pizza chains can often be, but at least the crust and ingredients taste like real food. read more

Chill crew, hot pizza! Visiting from California, this was the first place in Austin I ate and the staff here were friendly and made me feel like I wasn't just a customer buying pizza but a person. Got great tips from them on places to visit here, not to mention a pizza/salad/drink combo for less than 15 bucks with tax! Lunchtime special: thin crust personal pizza - it's not called thin but it's thin...the toppings weren't as plentiful as the national chains but they tasted fresher...this local chain isn't value based but it's good pizza, good vibes and a great place for anyone visiting to get a taste of Austin's chill side. Water: their bottledwater has a long rant on it about being environmental and healthy...ask for one with your lunch combo and you'll laugh so hard...plus you'll save money since adding water actually makes your combo cheaper by 50 cents. They don't have water from their sofa machines anyways. Salad: 5 bucks for a small salad with fresh shrooms and greens, vinaigrette's viscosity is thick...yeah fancy word but solid sauce! Vibes: chill chill chill! They're all cool with each other, which makes for a small shop feel I put up a plate on their draw wall...leave your mark at this place with the chill crew and hot pizza and you might see it years later! read more

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They have vegan cheese; what else does a pizza place need? :) The vegan cheese that accompanies the other ingredients makes the pizza rock! I ordered from this place once and I visited with family yesterday. It rocked to have steaming hot pizza when we dined in! read more

Solid Meh, carry out ordered a couple pizzas a few weekends ago to give a local business a boost during these times. I got an all meat and a bbq chick pizza both large thin crust. The BBQ chick in particular was really thin on the meat, had some really cheap tasting bbq sauce. If you want a really good BBQ chicken pizza try Pizza Paradise over on Cedar Bend Dr-- their BBQ Chick pizza has sweet red onions and bacon on it as well - YUM! read more

My thin crust pepperoni pizza was fantastic!! Pizza was ready upon arrival and the staff was super!! Everyone Support your local Austin pizza restaurants!! read more

The Person who took my order was very nice and very friendly. but he did not as i recall ask me what sauce so i asked do i need to tell you the sauce and he said you want a different sauce i said yes so he made the change of the sauce I ordered the 2 Topping Personal Size Pizza with Grilled Chicken and Broccoli I believe it had Mozzerella Cheese and I had the Alfredo Sauce and I ordered a 20oz Diet Coke it was very delicious and the price was good read more

So I guess it was because it was the end of the night , but the pizza I ordered was essentially a shrunken tart with some cheese and a few pieces of sausage. Super nice probably high as a kite c few, but I wouldn't order from them in the evening again. read more

it's Pricier than the nationals yes. And your pie is smaller on average when delivered. But considering the alternatives don't function right now, it will suffice. The driver who delivered was friendly. read more

10" pizza with a gluten-free crust that is actually tasty - Great! $5 up-charge for the gluten-free crust on a 10" pizza - Not so great. read more

You've GOT to be kidding me. I'm done. I want to keep things local when I'm buying food for my crew, and Austin's seems like a good deal on local pizza. They're not. Their delivery is terrible. On one occasion they were over an hour and a half late. No apologies. No discount. Nothing. Today, I opted to pick up an order for my film crew. I also opted to keep it local. I placed the order online, which took two tries because it lost my order as I was trying to pay. I set the pick-up time, and it tells you to "give us a 15 minute window on either side of your pick-up time." These are the most pathetic pizzas I've ever seen in my life. -They were obviously made FAR more than 15 minutes before I picked them up. -There's so little sauce on them that it's laughable, and one had NO SAUCE at all!! -"Spinach" is a joke. I literally counted 5-6 leaves of tiny spinach on each pie that had it. -Sun-dried tomatoes are even worse. Blackened and awful. -There's not even CHEESE on one or two of these! Seriously?! If there is cheese, it's so old, overcooked, and miniscule that it has disappeared. Next time I need to spend $100 (or any amount) on pizza, I'd rather go to Domino's. Or Gattis. Yeah, I said that. Fucking Gattis is better than what I got today. read more

Vegans should check this place out. Ordered (over the phone) the farmers pizza with vegan cheese and whole wheat crust. Prompt service and friendly staff. Got a 15% off for checking in here :) The veggie toppings and vegan cheese were really fresh and tasty. The whole eat crust was "OK". I think next time I will stick to the regular crust. Overall thoroughly enjoyed my pizza. Will be back for more ! read more

This probably only deserves 3 stars. But I'm giving it 4 because every time I need a pizza delivered I'm eternally grateful they: a. Pick up the phone b. Take my order without a hassle c. Accept my coupons without an argument d. Deliver the pizza hot and in a reasonable amount of time This seems like pretty basic service, right? Is it the best pizza that has ever entered my mouth? No, but it's decidedly better than the other delivery chains. Ingredients are fresh and plentiful. I can get whole wheat crust. Specialty pies are mildly creative. Prices are slightly higher than I'd like. The main reason for the 4 stars is that all the other pizza places that deliver in my area make my life miserable when I try to order from them. So screw them, and thank you Austin's Pizza selling me a g-d*mn pizza!!!! read more

Well it ain't spectacular, but in this neighborhood this is my favorite place to get pizza from. I'm weighing in here because this place had 1 star based on 1 rating from a person who got sick from the pizza. The accuracy of his review should be called into question, as clearly Austin's Pizza does not offer E Coli vegetables as a topping. I would highly recommend Austin's pizza, IF you like a semi-thin crust style pizza that is a bit light on cheese. I think it's very solid pizza in the neighborhood and definitely preferable to Papa John's, Pizza Hut, Domino's or Gatti's. read more

This is my favorite quick pizza in town..... Sign up for their newsletter... .they send out really awesome coupons. Buy 1 get 1 for a dollar, discounts on specialty pizzas, etc. read more

I love me some pizza. I've been ordering from this location of Austin's Pizza for about three years now and I am pretty pleased with the service overall. Pizza: Delicious. I love the sauce and crust options (whole-wheat or even gluten free!) crust. I've ordered plain cheese, the Super Pep, Margherita, BBQ Chicken, and Pesto A-Go-Goat and have been pretty pleased with all of them. Delivery: I lived a little on the far-side from the location so delivery usually ranged on the 45-minute mark. Not bad, not great - kind of wish they had more drivers sometimes. Atmosphere: Everyone that works here is super-friendly and I genuinely enjoy going in to pick up a pizza or two. I do wish that the ambiance of the place was a little nicer - I'd consider eating in if they had a full-service pizza restaurant (whatever happened to those anyway?), but waiting gets a little boring without a TV or music to listen to from time to time. Cost: If you order directly off the menu, the prices aren't bad. $12.99 for a large includes two toppings, and that's probably $2 below any chain. I subscribe to their email coupons and regularly get BOGO free coupons or discounted prices for two pizzas. They do charge $2 for delivery, so I hope the driver makes that back because I tip less because of it. Also, make sure to get a punchcard for pick-up pizzas. Every 6th pizza is free! It's a great deal! read more

I checked this establishment out yesterday and am glad I had a coupon to cover the damage. I'll point out that I ordered over the phone and the person taking the order was very friendly and helpful. To that experience I cannot be more pleased. Now I had a wait time of 20 minutes to get to the store to pick up my Pizza. I would guess I made it at 25 minutes, to which I paid the gentleman at the front and left with a large pizza and a regular order of their Pizza Rolls. Order comes with 4 and roughly equates to $7 for it. I am not sure why I expected the rolls to be the size of Double Dave's but they paled in comparison to said roll and I was dismayed that for two people, the offering was barely enough to qualify as an appetizer at most other food places. After returning home, 7minutes away, the pizza was luke warm, which I noticed the pizza was sitting on a wire rack and not being kept warm. Disappointing to say the least. I'm not here to wax satirical nor to make this review so comical that I enthrall so many with with a nuance. Instead, let's put it this way. The place and pizza are marginal at best off 183 & Braker location. So I will try another location and give it another shot in the future. read more

While not the absolute worst pizza ever, but quite near the bottom of the list, I would put Austin's Pizza on par with Dominos and other fast food chains claiming to be pizza. There was lots of cheese and toppings, but a good pizza starts with a good crust, which Austin's Pizza is lacking. The crust is very cake-like and crumbly, which reminds me of the crust made with the Ragu pizza kit when I was a kid. PIzza Hut and CPK do a much better crust. The pizza would fall apart easily if it wasn't being held together by the crust-like shell created by the cheese. The cheese was over-cooked to a hard crust, more fitting for the bread crust than the gooey topping cheese is supposed to be. The sauce is passable, and is much tastier than a Dominos or Pizza Hut, but also very salty. If you've ever eaten pizza in Boston, New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia or Chicago then you'll want to stay far away here and go to Home Slice, the Parlour or Hoboken Pie. If you're in college and living on a budget, and drunk most of the time, then this is the pizza for you. read more

Gluten-free crust option! Soy cheese option! (though, I just learned it is not Vegan) :: sigh :: Veggies! NOM! read more

It was 2001 and I was living in the Arboretum area. A friend of mine who lived closer to the UT campus introduced me to Austin's Pizza, a little building with a couple of tables a block west of ACC's Rio Grande campus. At the time, you'd get a pizza and as a bonus, they'd throw in a 2-liter of coke for free. A couple of years later, when Austin's Pizza opened this location, I was stoked! I forgot about the existence of Pizza Hut and Papa John's. The free soda deal was still on and they offered free delivery. Eventually, the soda was upped to a $1 and then to a $1.5, but then they also started charging for delivery. Like a crackhead, I kept going back for more despite these fees because I was addicted to the Bacon Cheeseburger pizza. I was a bit outraged that now my order was costing a bit more so I emailed them my concern and was surprised that the owner actually emailed me back explaining me why the cost of my order was going up. I really wanted to shun them, but I just couldn't bring myself to it, especially since the owner personally responded to emails. read more

Pick-up for a late dinner. Cooking time was about ten minutes. The Margarita pizza itself reminded me of Pizza Hut in terms of the greasiness of the crust. I didn't finish half of my 10' personal sized pizza. The toppings and cheese tasted fine but I can't get over the grease. read more

I approve. Above-average pizza with a thin crust and great flavors. I got just a cheese pizza with basil added. My only real beef is that our delivery arrived a bit later than the estimated time, and the pizza wasn't as hot as I would have liked it to be when it got to us. It's cool that they sell dough out of the store ($.54 per ball). My boyfriend and I have started stopping in for it when we want to make our own pizza at home, and it's especially convenient since it happens to be right next to the grocery store! I don't think it says this anywhere else on the page, so note that there is a little bit of seating inside, but not much. This location is definitely geared towards takeout and delivery (I'm not sure about the other ones). We have some more local pizza joints on our list to try, but when we come back around to Austin's, I won't hesitate to order it again. Definitely worth giving it a try if you haven't yet. read more

Horrible experience, twice out of 3 times. We ordered a pizza yesterday. The delivery was 35 min late. Pizza was cold, no apology. I called the location when the delivery was 15 min late to inquire about the issue, I was kept on hold for 30 min (with the last 25 min telling me my expected wait time was 1 min). Terrible, horrible experience experience. Of course they refunded my order, but I had to ask and wait on the phone for it. And then the icing around the cake: we found hairs in the (now cold and now free) pizza. Yuck. read more

This is my favorite delivery pizza (way better than Pizza Hut, Papa Johns, etc.) in Austin. I really like their crust, they use good ingredients, and I've never had a problem with my orders or delivery time. Slightly pricier than those chain places, but hey support local business and all that! read more

I really want to like Austin Pizza, but the pizza is so soggy. I've tried the BBQ chicken with an add-on of jalapenos. Soggy. I've tried the Mediterranean. Soo soggy. One pizza has few ingredients and one pizza is heavy on ingredients. The sogginess can't be blamed on the amount of ingredients. It's just soggy pizza. Come to think of it, the crust is pretty tasteless too. If you're gonna try Austin Pizza, I suggest asking for the pizza to be hard cooked. I've tried this and sometimes I get a crispy crust, but sometimes still get the soggy crust. Good Luck! read more

I'm going to have to bump this up later.. after I try it again. .they have gluten free crust now.. and it was delicious.. and it's close gluten free crust.. 10 inch personal pizza..... what I had.. 7.99 plus 5.00 regular..10 incher... on the cheap n fly,, what she had.. 7.99 "mine" the skimpiest amount of anything on it 8 shrooms and some small ass artichokes.. the garlic was non-existent and I paid a dollar for it.. "yours"... .loaded to the brim with comparatively speaking tons of pineapple and canadian bacon... whoever stretched my gluten-free ... make your hand heavier.. shit... read more

Very good pizza. Much better than Pizza Hut, Domino's, etc. We tried it recently for the first time when we were in search of a new pizza delivery place. While it's not as cheap as those cardboard crusted nasty cheese covered $5 pizzas offered by other places, I still found it pretty reasonable especially for the quality and quantity of food. For around $25 I got a specialty pizza, pepperoni rolls, and 2L soda. For the pizza we have tried both the BBQ chicken and Californian. The BBQ is quite tasty, but visually pretty unappealing. It's covered with Stubb's BBQ sauce that resembles chocolate sauce (I'm not going to say what it kinda looked like). Just like an ugly girlfriend, if you can get past the unattractive exterior you can unveil the deliciousness beneath... oh wait that doesn't sound right. Anyways, the pizza tastes good. The Californian is probably my favorite. I'm definitely a fan of not having to get over the ugly hurdle to enjoy this pizza. It's quite pretty and tastes great. They put a generous amount of cheese on it with white meat chicken, purple onions, and roma tomatoes. I LOVE their pepperoni rolls. The bread that surrounds these little nuggets of awesomeness really makes these great. The pepperoni is minimal, which helps cut down on the amount of grease that usually grosses me out when I've had pepperoni rolls in the past. The cheese seems to be pretty good quality and I could bathe in the homemade ranch sauce that comes with them. The delivery took over an hour when we were told 30-45 minutes which is why I'm docking one star, but overall I'm a huge fan. read more

They usually do a good job, but I ordered today and they forgot to put the cilantro on my haole pizza. That makes a big difference. I'll try again, but come on guys! read more

I find it hard for pizza to go really wrong. But trust me, it can. I also find it difficult for pizza to be really really really good. Austin's Pizza hit the nail on the head with their pies. I ordered a large wheat crust, vegan cheese, some veggies, and pesto sauce. That is the most flavorful wheat crust I have ever eaten. They are usually dry and taste like cardboard. Not this one! I didn't even feel like I was eating a wheat crust. The entire pizza was delicious! A bit on the pricey side, but I feel it was worth it. Put Austin's Pizza on my favorites list. read more

We recently moved and this was our first experience ordering Austin's Pizza at the 183/Braker location. While we normally love Austin's Pizza, we had a very disappointing experience yesterday evening. Shortly after placing our order, Austin's Pizza Corporate gave us a call to let us know that this location was out of habanero peppers. In order to make up for it, they told us that they would double up on jalapeños. When the delivery driver arrived at our address he called my phone about 10 times - half of the time it was a misdial from inside his pocket, and the other part of the time he was calling to figure out how to get into the building. I decided to meet him downstairs in the lobby, but was disappointed to have to make the small trip since we paid a decent tip already. When I got back upstairs, I opened the pizza (that had become slightly cold) and the jalapeños were not doubled up (as promised) and the pizza was not double cut (as ordered). Hopefully our next experience will not end up like this one. We still love the taste of Austin's Pizza, but are looking for a little better customer service and accuracy with orders! read more

Ok. So the wings were a joke so we complained and Austin's Pizza is Austin's place to get pizza. Their pizza and pizza rolls are delicious and we appreciate the opportunity to give them a try for what they are known for. I cannot give 5 stars due to to me it would mean everything is A1 but please order the pizza. They make it well. It's good. read more

I love their pizza. I love their delivery service. Do I wish it was more reasonably priced? Sure, but every Friday I get an email coupon and it takes the sting out of my addiction a little bit. Also,they deliver on time, the pizza is hot, and the delivery person is always friendly. I've tried most of the pizzas, favorites are the Mopac, the Californian, the Dos Lobos, and the Pesto-a-go-goat. The pizza rolls are yummy, especially the Chicken Toropedo. You get the idea.... spend a little extra and get something worth it. read more

Ridiculously over priced!! The pizza is good here, but be prepared to spend a crap load of money! I spent almost 17 bucks and my girlfriend and I were still hungry after we were done. What's up with this place trying to pass off extra thin crust as regular? I told the guy I didn't order thin crust he says "thats not the thin crust" and that boggles my mind because they actually have a thin crust pizza. If you get any thinner than the regular crust they will pretty much be putting the cheese and toppings on the box. All the other pizza chains in this area have some kind of special where you can get a pizza and split it with someone and you both get your fill for around 10 bucks. Shoot! Even Schlotzky's has large pizzas for $9.99 and that price is for their specialty pizzas too, and they give you a big cup of ranch and banana peppers. There is just no reason for Austin's Pizza to be so expensive. I won't eat here anymore unless I win the lottery... read more

Online ordering was easy and the delivery was prompt. I ordered a simple, large thin-crust pepperoni pizza and cheese bread. Pizza was overdone and the cheese was rubbery/tough. Will never order from this location again!!! Only saving grace of today's experience was the ranch dressing. They do have good ranch. read more

The store contacted me and made an effort to make it right. It still isn't the best pie in town, but they are prompt and attentive. The online experience for ordering really is efficient. I can't say it's the best pie in town. The comments about rubbery cheese, inconsistent cooking, etc., are accurate to my experience. Honestly, now that there's a much better option in delivery distance from my office, I will not like order from them again. read more